robertAngst

This becomes a cultural difference, and the innovators continue to be number 1.

Given the corruptness of government, Freedom of Information can be bad.

Unredacted data sounds dangerous, but it asks the question-

"Why is the government doing it to begin with?"

How expensive? USB is a protocol, a micro, and some power management.

How long ago was this 'out of scope'?

High protein per second foods-

https://efficiencyiseverything.com/protein-per-second-fastes...

Cooking protein faster-

https://efficiencyiseverything.com/protein-per-second-part-2...

Foods that can be prepared in under 3 minutes, sorted by calories per dollar-

https://efficiencyiseverything.com/3-minutes-of-effort-calor...

That was supposed to be a time saver, but the idea is to have the roux.

Do you have any recipes or expectations?

Current plan is to collect the data, match it to recommended amounts of nutrients/calories/etc... and see what the outcome is.

I fantasize that it tells me to eat ~50 calories of flour a day, but until the equations are finished its merely an outlier.

>I'm quite surprised at the cost of a USB GIPO board. I suppose I shouldnt have been.

>Developing an OS for a platform that could change at anytime, seems risky/time consuming.

>novel ways of communication- Put everything on wifi relays, or communication with other peripherals

Might be worth buying one of these phones and taking it apart to see whats inside.

EDIT: Looking to select my microprocessor for a consumer product. An entire computer would be nice.

This crushes the Raspi3 for the value.

I have seen HN dispute 19k/yr living, so I also wanted to share with HN, the 3 things that allowed 2 people to live on $19,000/year. We lived like this for 3 years as my wife got her Doctorate.

>Health Insurance- Don't pick the wrong one. Too often I hear people choosing 'a good plan', but the reality is, the Payments(preimums) + Max Out Of Pocket exceed the cost of a Bronze plan.

>Used cars are better than new. Nothing quite like not caring if your car gets a ding. Nothing quite like not having a car payment.

>Stop eating out, the 6$ meal is 6x the cost of the meals in the cookbook. Doing a Calorie Per Dollar comparison is a wakeup call for value.

Thought this is useful for everyone. I'm planning to study another round of Calorie, Protein, and Nutrient Per Dollar data. Any requests?

There is seemingly No use-case.

Who cares if my video game data is trustless? Ubisoft's store bricked my copy of Farcry 3, and I will never buy a Ubisoft product again.

What is important enough to justify the large expense of blockchain.

Things that don't scale or be AA Quality will show up.

Go viral and fail to service. 15 minutes of fame squandered on an avoidable tech mishap.

One time a top comment on a thread was about a misspelling.

And... they are using chromium. Can I be sympathetic to Google because they have to pay people money to support this?

Physicians are at capacity. The American Medical Association has capped entries to medical school.

Other doctors are not like this.

(seriously, there is a difference between a day job programmer, and a lifestyle programmer)

Or at least I value it.

I run a popular website, and I switched from selling books, to free content.

I make 6 figs at the day job, but put in 2-3 hours a night on figuring out new ways to save time or save money. The occasional email is nice, but its a very temporary feeling. I consider it my responsibility to society, so things will be free, but it also means only 1-2 people study this.

Capitalism and growth might cause me to change.

Gang wars are much tinier than state wars.

I think I will be right, long term.

Treat everything as compromised.

I am always looking for new suggestions on where to hide 'Keys'.

And Mexico will pay for it

Don't trust a companies words at face value. This sounds like PR.

Wasnt profitable enough?

Can we start blaming Physicians and Pharmacists yet? Physicians are 300k+/yr earners because they artificially limit admissions of medical school.

Not to mention its dangerous to use Pharmacists in 2019. Everything should be done by computers. Expensive Dangerous rubber stamp.

But yes, Hospitals, insurance companies, and pharmacies are to blame.

To no surprise, all top 20 lobbyists, hundreds of millions of dollars.

Interesting, that was not the impression I had from 2 engineering professors at my local uni.

It sounded like I was going to be their assistant in studying their idea for up to 6 years.

And as a result, everyone gets hotter fries?

I don't see why having Math help make better decisions is a bad thing.

If I know facebook, they are going to make McDonalds addicting AF