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   by blastro 4y ago

   Works surprisingly well!
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   by blastro 4y ago

   great idea
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   by blastro 4y ago

   Count it as N=2, my anecdote aligns with this one. :)
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   by blastro 4y ago

   amen
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   by blastro 4y ago

   ooooo! so you’re a super genius! excellent post
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   by blastro 5y ago

   Thanks for this explanation. Totally makes sense!
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   by blastro 5y ago

   In high school, my friends and I managed to resuscitate a 914 that had been stowed away in a garage for over a decade. We towed it to the top of a hill with a pickup truck and attempted a clutch start after we'd picked up some speed. N
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   by blastro 5y ago

   Similar to the narcissist's prayer: That didn't happen. And if it did, it wasn't that bad. And if it was, that's not a big deal. And if it is, that's not my fault. And if it was, I didn't mean it. And if I did,
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   by blastro 5y ago

   The primary reason I like fasting and high intensity cardio exercise is because it makes food so much more delicious . Maybe you can flip it around like that in your head?
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    by blastro 5y ago

    humanity is truly a jungle
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    by blastro 5y ago

    very cute logo!
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    by blastro 5y ago

    IME - hunger and mood start to separate. Hunger fades away into a shadow of its former self. There is less energy to be joyous in a fasted state, but there is also less energy to be upset. I find a certain bliss in that.
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    by blastro 5y ago

    Having a remote job was what initially helped me get over the breakfast and lunch humps you mention in this well written post. I'm not sure I would have gotten to my current IF stasis if not enabled by that. Thanks for taking the time
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    by blastro 5y ago

    In my experience, it seems the brain gets addicted to having a constant flow of glucose streaming into it (it's the most expensive organ to run, calorically) and it gets to think a lot more when it has its fuel. This isn't necessa
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    by blastro 5y ago

    this happened recently at my place of work
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    by blastro 5y ago

    i only recently learned this. been big
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    by blastro 5y ago

    the scarf will decay too :)
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    by blastro 5y ago

    Thanks so much for this. I'm crying. Hits me very hard.
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    by blastro 5y ago

    amen
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    by blastro 5y ago

    Nature hates this one trick which guarantees free unlimited lifetimes! Click here to read.
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    by blastro 5y ago

    Beautifully expressed post, I just wanted to let you know I appreciate your writing style and what you've written resonates deeply with my experience as well.
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    by blastro 5y ago

    amen.
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    by blastro 5y ago

    Nice! I thought about doing this last year - I wanted to be able to identify birds as well - and count totals for each species. I believe it's possible at a DIY level, but would take some effort.
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    by blastro 5y ago

    i have been archiving cool or interesting sites with this tool for about a year now. fantastic. can't say enough good things about it.
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    by blastro 5y ago

    Very impressive!
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    by blastro 5y ago

    Knock off of the Dymaxion House?
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    by blastro 5y ago

    Resiliency is the cost of efficiency. Latency is the cost of resiliency. - Homer Simpson
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    by blastro 5y ago

    awesome he pulled it off! so impressive.
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    by blastro 5y ago

    Great story re: your grandfather. Thanks for sharing.
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    by blastro 5y ago

    can't say enough good things about lichess. we almost don't deserve it!