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papa_bear
5y ago
Sure there is potential for harm. Most mRNAs just tell your cells how to make certain proteins, and there are tons of harmful proteins. You could be instructing your cells to make potent poisons, or instructing them to make all of the prote
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papa_bear
6y ago
As a non-clubhouse user, is this just for supporting creators, or is there something a user might expect in return for sending money? If I just wanted to support someone, I would think a venmo or cashapp handle is preferable since those are
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papa_bear
6y ago
Interesting, thanks for the input!
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papa_bear
6y ago
Can anyone speak to how this compares with something like wkhtmltopdf? That's what I've been using, and this is my first time hearing about PrinceXML too. I generate some HTML for the user, they can edit it with a rich text editor
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papa_bear
6y ago
If you have any thoughts on what would make ETM’s onboarding more friendly, would love to hear them :)
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papa_bear
6y ago
The image linked is at the very end of the article, and the comment simply mentioned that it would be nice if it was at the beginning...
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papa_bear
6y ago
Some of us don't know, so the extra detail is appreciated :) Interesting re: the thiophosphate group. It sounds like it just floods your body with some mRNAs complementary to the viral mRNA that blocks it from getting turned into prote
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papa_bear
6y ago
That his gains made someone else worse off because he beat the average is a bad assumption.
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6y ago
They had a few-hundred-pound cart-bound prototype called The Beast that was supposedly mind blowing to use, and that's what convinced a lot of engineers to drop everything and move to Florida to work on it. I agree pushing that technic
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Sitting isn't killing you. Sitting still is. Jittercise
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7y ago
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papa_bear
7y ago
Without out adequate testing, we can't know where to localize the lockdowns to.
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papa_bear
7y ago
If you click the 3-dot menu next to a meal's name you can edit that meal's settings, including changing things from Breakfast to Lunch. You'll probably also want to bump up the Complexity setting from Simple to Moderate to ge
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papa_bear
7y ago
I think we emailed a bit many years back :) I like the idea behind mathfood, and thought it would make a really cool tool, like a smoothie-builder that figured out the right portions for your macro targets to round out your day's targe
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papa_bear
7y ago
Thanks for the feedback! If you want more interesting recipes to choose from, try bumping up the meal complexity. We set most meals to "simple" by default because most people, when they feed themselves, aren't cooking every s
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papa_bear
7y ago
Once you create a basic account you can customize the food preferences however you like. The preset diet options simply pre-select some food exclusions for you, but you can select "anything" and create your own set of exclusions f
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papa_bear
7y ago
One of our philosophies is that we don't enforce our own beliefs about what's healthy or not. What's healthy depends largely on the person (and everyone has different opinions), but we're there to help with portioning to
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papa_bear
7y ago
That's great to hear, thanks! Re: your suggestion, I think it's supposed to switch to net carbs automatically - did it not do this for you? For family meal planning, are you looking to have it meet two people's different targ
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papa_bear
7y ago
If you have a big calorie budget, try bumping up the meal's complexity from Simple to Moderate (via the 3-dot menu next to the meal). We should probably do that by default if you enter more than a certain number of calories.
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papa_bear
7y ago
That's pretty close to what we do - we fill in a calendar with suggested meals to hit your nutrition goals and give you a grocery list, which you can change the # of days on. It works well for singles, though if you're picky, you&
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papa_bear
7y ago
Responded, thanks!
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papa_bear
7y ago
Thanks for the feedback! 1) This is true, we are pretty US centric at the moment. Most of our basic-food nutrition data comes from the USDA database, so that biases it a bit. We have some ideas for making it easier to localize the suggested
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papa_bear
7y ago
Haha oh man. One time we accidentally added a mostly vodka mixed drink to the public pool of recipes and it started appearing in people's breakfasts... that led to some interesting feedback emails. Was something like the pinapple+cotta
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papa_bear
7y ago
1) We've gotten this request a few times before, but we use a standard calorie estimation equation that depends on this. Not quite sure what the alternative should be. 2) Good point, will add it to our to-do list. 3) Also good idea - i
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papa_bear
7y ago
Ah, looks like the food search killed itself again. Is that what you're referring to? I gotta add some restart watcher to the search process
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papa_bear
7y ago
Can I ask how many calories you entered? We've made a lot of improvements to hitting low carb targets recently, but maybe not for certain calorie ranges.
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papa_bear
7y ago
Hit the 3-dot menu next to a meal's name to edit its settings. You can change the name (among other things), but it might complain if you try to reuse one of the default names.
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papa_bear
7y ago
Interesting, will check it out. Thanks!
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papa_bear
7y ago
Pairings have been tough for us to get right. Your nutrition targets and meal/food filters have the biggest impact on what foods show up together, and then we have some weightings that influence pairings, but relatively minor. It'
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7y ago
It should auto-convert units like ounces and pounds, but I'm not 100% sure if it does on the apps. As a fallback, we show gram weights on everything, but obviously not the most convenient to bust out a scale all the time. To delete you
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7y ago
I've never been able to stick with tracking macros for very long for similar reasons. Following a meal plan takes a bit of time to set up, but once I have everything in place, I get a huge sense of relief throughout the week whenever I
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