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XBigTK13X
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XBigTK13X
12y ago
The powder ships with an instruction manual in each box. They recommend a blender for smoother consistency. My first night testing it out I tried one pitcher using a blender and one shaken by hand. The next morning, the pitcher that was mix
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XBigTK13X
12y ago
Speaking only to weight, my wife and I did lose a planned number of pounds. Soylent was a means of controlling caloric intake, while providing complete nutrition while exercising.
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12y ago
@mrfusion, I do refrigerate the lunch portion while at the office and immediately rinse the bottle out after consuming.
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XBigTK13X
12y ago
1 bag is 1 day (2000 kcal).
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XBigTK13X
12y ago
The biggest savings for me has been time. No need to drive out weekly for groceries, and fewer cravings to eat out during the week. It takes roughly 15 minutes each night to clean bottles and prep shakes for my wife and I, which will be use
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XBigTK13X
12y ago
That is correct. I mix up 2 meals worth each night and grab them from the fridge in the morning. One for breakfast immediately and the second for lunch at the office. I do not use the provided pitcher, but rather mix individual servings in
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XBigTK13X
13y ago
Barely scratched the surface of what the language can do or the possible insights available by using Haskell? I ask because I have done exactly what I described above, both with Haskell and Haskell frameworks.
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XBigTK13X
13y ago
A single tech stack can only teach me a limited amount. When I build something around an unknown-to-me language/framework/tool over a weekend, I usually walk away with new insights. For example, playing with Meteor (js) was the fi
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13y ago
Something about this doesn't sit well with me. I'm not certain what it is, but here's my attempt to explain. You say that the inspiration comes from other sponsored bloggers, but there's a difference between what you are asking and what the
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13y ago
What are some common gotchas I should be wary of if I want to try out Go? I haven't touched the language since I first heard about it, due to an issue that has been left unfixed for almost three years. https://code.google.com/p/go/issues/d
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13y ago
I also found that these generators are heavier than what my small blog needed. A few months back I tried migrating from WordPress to Jekyll. A week or two after that I tried moving from Jekyll to OctoPress. I wasn't happy with either soluti
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13y ago
Since everyone else is barraging you with anecdotes and advice, I instead ask you this question. Why do you want to die?
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14y ago
That's a great question. Obviously, I am simplifying a complicated legal system with my reply. I am not a lawyer, but I have studied open source licensing. With some exceptions, the Linux ecosystem does not eclipse for-profit software. You
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14y ago
Do you have a documented case for the claim that the right/left brain ideas are myth? I ask as someone in neither camp, who found Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain to be a great introductory text on drawing.
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14y ago
You have a point that some people don't have the talent to decompose objects from their mind'e eye into basic shapes. I would argue that some forms of drawing are based more on practical skill sets, which can be learned, as opposed to the a