evanchen

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by evanchen 16y ago
Waste of a great domain name. :/
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by evanchen 16y ago
Is there an exclusive app to OSX that doesn't exist on Windows? If you make it for Android or OSX, it will eventually be done on Windows/iOS because of the larger user base (more profits).
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by evanchen 16y ago
The first prisoner opens 50 and sorts the 50 in alphabetical order (in an obvious manner). The second prisoner, upon seeing the sort, can quickly see if his name was in the original 50 (My name is Evan, I should be before Henry and after Bo
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by evanchen 16y ago
There's no significant problem to solve here.
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by evanchen 16y ago
You are mixing two variables here. If you get 100 calories from orange juice vs. coca-cola, then yes, they are the same. If both John and Dave are receiving enough protein prior to the coca cola/whey protein, then they will burn the same am
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by evanchen 16y ago
I upvoted you. As a nutrition/fitness buff I completely agree with the comment. There is no good or bad calorie when it comes to weight loss. You eat good fats for health reasons, but as far as weight gain/loss goes, it is purely a function
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by evanchen 16y ago
I can agree with healthy fats being good for you. But explain to me bad calories affecting weight gain more than "good" calories. That doesn't make sense to me at all. 3500 calories = 1 pound of fat, no matter the source. You can lose weigh
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by evanchen 16y ago
Absolutely. There's nothing wrong with drinking water. I'm just a little annoyed at the article, because all it offers the reader is something along the lines of "drink water before meals, it helps you lose weight, but we're not sure why!"
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by evanchen 16y ago
The problem with "solutions" like this is that they don't really fix the problem where it lies. Weight gain is attributed to caloric surplus, there's no two ways about it. Drinking water before a meal will help you feel a little fuller and