MicroBerto

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by MicroBerto 10y ago
Yeah, I'll sit on the sidelines while they figure the whole snow thing out. But in the summer and warm weather climates, this will come faster than anyone imagines. Things tend to move fast when billions of dollars in profits are at st
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by MicroBerto 10y ago
Ugh, I hate the height excuse. That might be offensive since I'm 6'0, but I know plenty of crazy 'successful' short guys. Is it a disadvantage? Of course. But nothing that can't be worked around. Glad people like Ro
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by MicroBerto 10y ago
He was talking from a male's point of view though. Had it been you, and not a damsel in distress, do you think the same reaction would have occurred?
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by MicroBerto 10y ago
It is, yet it is still not wrong. "They should love me for me" works both ways!
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by MicroBerto 10y ago
> I'm a recluse myself. Modern society has little to offer to most men that aren't top tier earners, looks etc. I fully respect that you have figured this out (because you're absolutely not wrong), but have you ever consid
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by MicroBerto 10y ago
...so we (as in society and the press) implicitly blame and shame the people who didn't cause the problem in the first place for not contributing their fair share to other peoples' problems. That's a nice ironic load of bull
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by MicroBerto 10y ago
There are engineers out there who actually care about their work, and put years into it. It's really most sad for them.
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by MicroBerto 10y ago
The question nobody is answering....
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by MicroBerto 10y ago
Or maybe because Facebook app isn't installed? I don't have it on mine, so maybe they're not 'linked'
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by MicroBerto 10y ago
Will the Associates program pay commissions for this??? If so.....
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by MicroBerto 10y ago
Sounds like time for some politicians to get voted out of office. Voters may not care about certain things, but they definitely care about their transportation.
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by MicroBerto 10y ago
Back in the day, they used to throw the whey out. It was the curds they wanted for cheese. Times have definitely changed. Whey is in everywhere, even in oreos. Demand got out of control cerca 2012, which led to all the spiking. One of the m
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by MicroBerto 10y ago
For each individual free-form amino acid as well? Also testing for the stuff not typically found in protein, like creatine, taurine, betaine, beta alanine, and anything else that may trigger a nitrogen count? Doubtful, but I'd be hap
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by MicroBerto 10y ago
This is a similar issue we had in the protein powder industry with amino acid spiking.[1] TL;DR is that companies were putting cheap filler aminos like taurine and glycine into protein powders, which would pass as nitrogen on a "protei
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by MicroBerto 10y ago
Look into BHB supplements. We're doing a lot of research on them and they may be just what you're looking for.
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by MicroBerto 10y ago
> from some googling it sounds like a lot of what you bring up, carotenoids, flavonoids, etc. are converted by the body to vitamin A Are you willing to bet your life that this is all they do? Are you willing to bet your life that those g
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by MicroBerto 10y ago
> You seem awfully certain given that you can't say what "relatively unknown [but] conclusively beneficial" things Soylent is missing. Some ideas proposed with several sources cited: * Antioxidants and polyphenols from fru
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by MicroBerto 10y ago
Because we don't know why. Just like we didn't understand omega fatty ratios a couple decades ago. So this has everything to do with it. There's more to diet than numbers, yet if you're on a pure Soylent diet, you&#x27
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by MicroBerto 10y ago
Once again, Soylent's team is relatively behind the curve in terms of supplementation, quality, and "dietary trends" (some of us just call them fads ). But one thing they sure get right is how to market to a niche: all you g
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by MicroBerto 10y ago
Meanwhile their own affiliate program offers something like a whopping 2%. No thanks, we'll send our traffic elsewhere...
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by MicroBerto 10y ago
Here's a shorter list: ~3x the cost for nearly the same thing you can get from Samsung.
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by MicroBerto 10y ago
I've been dabbling with a theory, and it goes something along the lines of "Evil thinks big, but Good thinks small". There is a ton of incentive for guys like this to scale big, and they can bootstrap it pretty easily once
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by MicroBerto 10y ago
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3898367/ Gist is that tongue cleaning yields less bacteria (that's one major cause of bad breath), but they still recommend both brushing and tongue cleanin
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by MicroBerto 10y ago
Not relevant given that chiropractors are making money off said claims, and dentists are not. Dentists stand to make less money when their patients take care of their oral health with something that costs literally a penny per day.
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by MicroBerto 10y ago
No. Gums (and possibly even tongue) are also part of your "smile". Could have said "mouth" but smile sounds better. On the note of tongues, using a tongue scraper is a great way to get rid of nasty bacteria that causes b
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by MicroBerto 10y ago
It's true that correlation does not imply causation, but you're still wrong from my experience with hygienists and dentists. They definitely and easily see a difference seen between those who floss and brush and those who just bru
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by MicroBerto 10y ago
Dentists and dental hygienists look into tens of thousands of mouths over the courses of their careers. It's not difficult for them to see that patients who floss have far healthier smiles, in general. That said, they should get more s
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by MicroBerto 10y ago
Clinton is most certainly not against TPP.
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by MicroBerto 10y ago
There is one US candidate who is against TPP, but unfortunately, I highly doubt anyone nearby understands the devastation that software patent trolls cause on the tech industry.
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by MicroBerto 10y ago
Reminds me of the phrase, "When your barber starts giving you stock tips, it's time to sell"

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