gerardnll

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by gerardnll 8y ago
"Even though they did not own the right to the word "gram" at the time, I basically caved as my financial options were limited." Great justice system in USA. The land of the ... money.
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by gerardnll 8y ago
I would love to give you some resources but what I usually read is in Spanish. Anyway, here they are, you can try to translate them with some online services: - Carlos Ríos started the 'Realfooding' movement in Spain and this is k
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by gerardnll 8y ago
You are not getting it. Added/free sugars are in PLENTY of foods and beverages not only a birthday cake. Don't you take a coke more than once a year? chocolate bars? cookies? Sauces? Cereals? Coffee (starbucks and similars)? food
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by gerardnll 8y ago
> Sugar and sweets has been a fixture of life for hundreds of years, but two major things have happened: cheap, processed food, ... As long as you burn it off again through physical work, sugar isn't terribly bad for you. That is an
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by gerardnll 8y ago
As I said, WHO recommends free sugars to be less than 10% of daily calorie intake. And suggests going down to 5%. Source: http://www.who.int/nutrition/publications/guidelines/sugar_i... . An adult that takes 2
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by gerardnll 8y ago
Food is not only calories. Quality of ingredients matter. Plenty of studies relate refined oils, flours, sugars to cancer, diabetes, heart problems. Cheap, easy to get != healthy. It's cheap and unhealthy because ingredients are low qu
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by gerardnll 8y ago
'We’ve long known that processed sugar is bad for kids.' Why 'for kids'? It's bad for everyone. People don't realize sugar is the most socially accepted and legal drug ever and with more addicts I would say. Th
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by gerardnll 8y ago
That reminds me of the Portal 2 intro scene.
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by gerardnll 8y ago
I've had some problems a few years ago but now, I just see improvements, to the point of not having issues nowadays. Since Windows 7 the situation has much improved. Windows 8 was great for me too. I got to say, I don't install bu
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by gerardnll 8y ago
I may be the only one with zero problems on Windows 10... Sometimes I think the adjectives to describe some situations are too harsh.
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by gerardnll 8y ago
Yes, we all want unobtrusive ads, but the problem with unobtrusive ads is that they not call your attention, so there are less chances of seeing them... For me the best solution is to pay for the service you want, that's the best way t
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by gerardnll 8y ago
Although, in reality, that doesn't make it more secure.
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by gerardnll 9y ago
AFAIK houses in USA are built with wood. And that's why they are easily destroyed with bad weather. I don't know if concrete it's generally more expensive than wood, but anyway, it's incredible how expensive were homes b
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by gerardnll 9y ago
In my country houses are built with concrete, much easier with wood.
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by gerardnll 9y ago
No it’s not
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by gerardnll 9y ago
You mean, most people use Debit cards? Because everyone has one in its wallet. Although it's true I only use credit cards outside Europe, because AFAIK debit cards don't work.
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by gerardnll 9y ago
I don't trust Facebook. I am 'aware' of the importance of privacy. I install 'Facebook Container' because I prefer to install an extension to keep Facebook kind of controlled than to delete my account. It doesn&#x27
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by gerardnll 9y ago
It's incredible how "the money" believes jokes, uses one accident to throw all the work out of the window... I see how they believe on the project... As musk said "It kinda sucks running a public company".
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by gerardnll 9y ago
Few ISPs (Movistar, Vodafone) here in Spain also use 1.1.1.1 for router internal stuff... So we can only use 1.0.0.1 at the moment.
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by gerardnll 9y ago
Do you really need to crawl an html? There's APIs to do that already, right?
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by gerardnll 9y ago
I think its about doing the notes correctly, not the voice. I think it could even work with your mouth closed.
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by gerardnll 9y ago
I saw it for the first time in the bootstrap page, now it's everywhere. Not too original. I guess it's in line with that 'we make the world a better place' and other silicon walley sh*t.
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by gerardnll 9y ago
This is the direct link to the course: https://www.udemy.com/complete-python-3-masterclass-journey/
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by gerardnll 9y ago
You're blaming the victim. This is a rip off, which clearly reminds of the original, and probably 80% of buyers are searching for the real deal and my end up buying this shit.
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by gerardnll 9y ago
I buy meat, fish, vegetables, fruits and I have a nice diet without counting calories or other nutrients. I avoid ultra-processed foods, I may have a few of them on weekends. I've had 2 blood analysis, one at the beginning of my new di
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by gerardnll 9y ago
The objective of that study is only checking "if dietary protein supplementation augments resistance exercise training (RET)-induced gains in muscle mass and strength." nothing else. Taking protein shakes could affect negatively o
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by gerardnll 9y ago
White bread is nutritionally poor
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by gerardnll 9y ago
I haven't seen any study suggesting eating vegetables is cancerous but have seen a few from meat and processed meat (studies from the WHO). I'm not vegan, but meat is 30% of my diet. If vegetables are that bad in nutritional value
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by gerardnll 9y ago
I said ultraprocessed, not processed. It's not the same a can of chickpeas than a 'chocolate' bar. What I said about the ingredients It's just an easy tip to differentiate ultraprocessed foods from just processed or heal
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by gerardnll 9y ago
That's because people expect the food industry to solve the same nutrition problems they put you into. Nutrition is solved if you take veggies, fish, meat, etc. Whole foods, not ultraprocessed. And make exercise. But that doesn't

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