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ETH Wallets Will Disrupt E-Commerce(michaelbrandt.co)
1 points by bdm 5y ago|0 comments
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New Lindy(michaelbrandt.co)
1 points by bdm 5y ago|0 comments
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by bdm 9y ago
Good to hear about your experiences with keto. I do cyclic keto, going into ketogenic diet for periods and then coming back to "normal" (still relatively low carb). Cyclic keto has shown benefits, and it doesn't have the trad
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by bdm 9y ago
Yes, this is a big part of why people like ketogenic diets and intermittent fasting. Avoiding carbs, and initiating a state of ketosis, means your brain is fueled on ketones -- many people subjectively like the feeling.
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by bdm 9y ago
It is D-BHB, not acetone. https://help.hvmn.com/hvmn-ketone/what-is-inside-hvmn-ketone When taken with carbs, as was done in the athlete studies, performance output increases because the body has access to both types o
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by bdm 9y ago
There is some stevia in it: https://help.hvmn.com/hvmn-ketone/what-is-inside-hvmn-ketone .
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by bdm 9y ago
Sort of! You can enter ketosis through IF and keto diet (we run WeFast, a big facebook fasting group, and I fast 36 hours every week). What's special about HVMN Ketone is that you can get into ketosis with just a drink. And it lets you
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by bdm 9y ago
Our GO CUBES chewable coffee is super popular ^_^ I personally still love a fine coffee/espresso, but what's nice about GO CUBES is they let you keep coffee in your pocket - take it anywhere, no stress no spills, etc. I end up pop
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by bdm 9y ago
Hi, co-founder here. Yes it does have a kick to it. It's made for performance (is > 98% ketone & water) not to be the most delicious thing ever. The writer's response here is totally legit -- but we've also demo'd
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Ask HN: Best Payroll Service
1 points by bdm 11y ago|2 comments
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Bandura Games Builds Games to Connect Israelis and Palestinians(indiegogo.com)
1 points by bdm 11y ago|0 comments
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by bdm 11y ago
I'm one of the creators of GO CUBES. I loved the point-counterpoint here. Startups often toe the line between absurd & interesting, because that's where innovation happens. Making nootropics as accessible as cup of coffee is n
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Tweetable – Make any text easily tweetable(omarish.com)
2 points by bdm 11y ago|0 comments
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by bdm 11y ago
Nootrobox Director of Sales & Business Development https://nootrobox.com/director_sales_bd
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Pen*se'd: We turn your enemy's logo into a(penised.com)
1 points by bdm 12y ago|0 comments
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by bdm 12y ago
Then start a potato salad company :) I think time will tell if the gamble here is correct. Currently nootropics are quite niche - a small minority of people even know what they are or take them. This is odd, given how beneficial they can be
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by bdm 12y ago
Tylenol may be "hazardous" when abused, but doesn't it say something that it remains over-the-counter? It suggests to me that the benefits outweigh the risks, and the same could be true of a nootropic. * To call it a "ma
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by bdm 12y ago
Thanks! Good eye. The second sentence is fixed. "Heydey" is not a typo - maybe I'm missing something else wrong in the first sentence?
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by bdm 12y ago
[Co-author of the post here.] Imagine a world where the boogey man has access to smart phones, encryption, and chemical weapons. Yes it's scary. Technology provides a multiplying effect on society, both the good and the bad segments. T
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by bdm 12y ago
To invest in a startup, you need to be an accredited investor, defined here [ http://goo.gl/aoKtaz ].
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by bdm 12y ago
It's brilliant. I wonder why people have a knee-jerk reaction to drugs as being "bad". Research and writing like this are quite promising. > Only 10 percent of drug users have a problem with their substance. Some 90 percen
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What Are Good Ways to Prepare My Children to Be Billionaires?(quora.com)
2 points by bdm 12y ago|0 comments
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Animal Smell(nootrobox.com)
6 points by bdm 12y ago|2 comments
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by bdm 12y ago
This is the Burning Man of the Internet.
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Biological Roles of Caffeine in Nature(nootrobox.com)
2 points by bdm 12y ago|0 comments
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5 Helpful Numbers to Memorize(nootrobox.com)
4 points by bdm 12y ago|0 comments
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by bdm 12y ago
I have #1 (compact power strip) and it's saved my butt a couple times on long layovers. And usually I make friends with someone else who also needs to charge. Cool life hack.
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5 (Inexpensive) Ways to Buy a More Productive Life.(nootrobox.com)
5 points by bdm 12y ago|8 comments
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by bdm 12y ago
Correct. We borrow this model from what camera manufacturers like Canon do. When you send something to Canon for repair/exchange, you're in charge of paying for shipping and packing it safely. Then when the work is done, they ship
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by bdm 12y ago
Glad you like the illustrations! They are a combination of stock images and ones we did ourselves. One of our goals here was to launch something beautiful, as quickly as possible. So it was a no brainer to pay < $100 for beautiful line d

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