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indiecore
14y ago
There are people who don't believe that. Every time I hear about it I tell them to get to a physics lab because they are a walking Nobel Prize.
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indiecore
14y ago
Dieting isn't a magic bullet you fool, it's long, hard and worth it .
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indiecore
14y ago
Caffine, Ephedrine (it's in congestion medicine like Brokaid in the US) and Yohmbine all have complementary effects on your metabolic rate and the last two have been shown to help speed fat loss while minimizing muscle loss.
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indiecore
14y ago
If your condition is as you describe than I'm sorry for you but you're one of like 0.1% of the population (probably less). It's fine, you got dealt a shit hand but you aren't saying that being obese is a healthy lifestyle and the thing is
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indiecore
14y ago
I don't care if someone is fat. What I care about is the loons saying that it's healthy and fine to be morbidly obese and they use stuff like this to back it up. "Gut bacteria are the cause, I can do nothing" "It's genetics" No, it's calori
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indiecore
14y ago
Probably because it made the subjects want to eat more. There's no magic bullet for gaining or losing weight, you either eat more or less that your body needs.
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indiecore
14y ago
Great, another article for fat acceptance idiots to read the title of and declare it cake day. > The volunteer lost 30.1 kg after 9 weeks, and 51.4 kg after 23 weeks, on a diet composed of whole grains, traditional Chinese medicinal foo
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indiecore
14y ago
I paid extra to not fly though the US. I encourage other North Americans who can to avoid it to do similarly.
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indiecore
14y ago
Why fight it? I for one embrace our AI overlord, maybe we can finally have the philosopher king we need.
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indiecore
14y ago
Section 11 seems to be broken (I popped it open in the inspector). Looks like it's not connecting the toggleBlack method up to the text. Chromium 18 on Xubuntu 11.10 PS: This is an awesome resource. I've always noticed the things that you t
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indiecore
14y ago
Yeah there's even less reason to use old versions of FF than there is to use old versions of IE.
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indiecore
14y ago
Well I was thinking ONE QR on the back of the menu that takes you to a search or something. Obviously not for everyone but I know that I'd appreciate it.
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indiecore
14y ago
Well chocolate doesn't actually have that much to it (a regular chocolate bar is only like 250 calories) so it'd have to be more than two bars a day. The main problem (as I'm told) with eating nothing but pure calorie sources supplemented w
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indiecore
14y ago
>I lost 44 lbs on a disassociated diet, which is now over and my weight is stable by abstaining from sugar, as otherwise I only try to eat healthy, but I do not count calories or whatever. It doesn't matter if you count it or not if you
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indiecore
14y ago
To be fair a lot of people are REALLY bad a measuring and estimating both how much they eat and how much they exercise.
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indiecore
14y ago
Can you expand on that? Calories in/out has lost me a net 30 lbs.
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indiecore
14y ago
QR codes? "For nutritional information check our website or scan this [qr code]"
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indiecore
14y ago
This would be insanely helpful for those of us who are cutting/bulking and want to keep track of exact amounts. Even better would be listing macro-nutrients along with the calorie count.
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indiecore
14y ago
>then I don't really see how thats any different than traditional marketing / product development. Bingo
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indiecore
14y ago
>And If I need to handle selection, edition, caching, cells with different layouts I'm not going to touch the rest of your comments but mutability of presentation is really not the place to wage your battle against HTML/CSS/JS from. Dyn
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indiecore
14y ago
>There is no profit in reaching the stars. There's no profit in the singularity either.
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indiecore
14y ago
No. Death Star or nothing.
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indiecore
14y ago
From what I understand they don't even pay inventors, they hire lawyers to game the systems with ridiculously vague patents that will get through and then sue people who actually invent thing.
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indiecore
14y ago
>In the ruby community, disliking someone's choice of science fiction reference is grounds for a rewrite. Hmm, perhaps I should check Ruby out after all...
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indiecore
14y ago
Porn is a multi-tens of billion dollar business, to think they don't have people in government is silly.
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indiecore
14y ago
QR has error correction and stuff built in, OCR does not.
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indiecore
14y ago
In the original thread I made the joke that they don't really need writers, just a bot that reads popular HN blogspam all day. Sad thing is it's true.
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indiecore
14y ago
What did forecast 2010 look like from 1990?
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indiecore
14y ago
conspiracy theory What if this is the writers of that new Silicon Valley comedy show soliciting ideas for their characters w/o having to pay writers!?
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indiecore
14y ago
Good argument for customizing your QR code a little bit. Likely anyone who's going to do this will just print off a big pile of black and white perfect squares. If you design your media so that looks weird to people that's a single passive
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