dabadoo | 9 years ago | on: AMD Zen and Ryzen 7 Review: A Deep Dive
Its not really true. Half the time it goes down half the time it goes up.
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dabadoo | 9 years ago | on: Amper raises $4M to use AI to write music
That's true only for a selection of music, even if its a large part.
I personally don't care. I just want to listen to something that sounds good.
dabadoo | 9 years ago | on: Show HN: A better PC builder for the US, more parts and Ryzen (Ask HN follow-up)
Where do you pull product reviews from?
How much views/income do you get?
dabadoo | 9 years ago | on: WhatsApp is rolling out its own version of Snapchat (and Instagram) Stories
Goodbye Snapchat IPO
dabadoo | 9 years ago | on: I ate 40 teaspoons of sugar a day. This is what happened (2015)
Turning to fat doesn't mean mass will come out of nothing
dabadoo | 9 years ago | on: I ate 40 teaspoons of sugar a day. This is what happened (2015)
Yes my mistake. 13k calories is roughly 4 pounds.
>Hormones play an important role in how much fat is stored and how much your metabolism burns. And the type of food you eat can affect your hormones.
It doesn't matter if 100% of the calories he ate was turned into fat.
>how much your metabolism burns.
Eating sugar causes your metabolism to slow down by 4x? You'd die.
dabadoo | 9 years ago | on: I ate 40 teaspoons of sugar a day. This is what happened (2015)
Kcals in/out is literally the conservation of mass.
Increasing fat synthesis doesn't mean your body can magically make up mass.
dabadoo | 9 years ago | on: I ate 40 teaspoons of sugar a day. This is what happened (2015)
Bioavailability of calories isn't relevant here. There literally is not enough energy in that amount of sugar. Why does it matter if 80% of the available calories is absorbed of 90%?
"Insulin levels - when insulin levels are high energy is stored as fat."
It doesn't matter where energy is stored. 100% of it could have gone to fat.
dabadoo | 9 years ago | on: I ate 40 teaspoons of sugar a day. This is what happened (2015)
Weight gain is impossible without the necessary amount of calories. It is the simple law of conservation of mass/energy.
160 calories * 21 days = 3360 calories. This is enough to gain about 1 pound of weight, not 19.
dabadoo | 9 years ago | on: I ate 40 teaspoons of sugar a day. This is what happened (2015)
It is a matter of calories in calories out.
He didn't just increase his concentration of fat, he straight up gained 8.5 kilograms of mass.
dabadoo | 9 years ago | on: I ate 40 teaspoons of sugar a day. This is what happened (2015)
The math does not add up.
40 grams of sugar does not have enough calories for you to gain 3 kilograms in 12 days, or 8.5 kilograms in 21 days.
Moreover, if he ate as much as the average American eats, how is it that the average American has not experienced what he has? The guy almost gained 1 pound a day.
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