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If you have tried a carnivore diet, please share your experiences and advice. Friend of mine told me about this and I was very skeptical but we just met and he has lost 60 pounds in 6 months. Looks like a different person. Would like to hear what other people's experiences have been. What were you not expecting (both good and bad)? Any advice for someone considering? Thanks in advance.

#grownostr #Carnivore_diet
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Guysmilely · 138w
Make sure you eat the animal fat and triple your intake of Real salt. By doing those two things I find my energy stays normal and never hungry.
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Anyone have a good place to refer people (including me) on how to use Nostr? Not quite a "For dummies" site but something that an interesting tech-competent individual might access?
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Anyone know of BTC Miner hosting services that allow for installation and maintainable of a small number of UNITS. Has to be US based.
nostrich · 142w
You’re welcome
Pleb⚡ · 144w
Did Satoshi mentioned this ever on bitcoin forum when he is still active?
allen · 145w
given I primarily use the bird app for shitposting (and now apparently marketing, fml) whereas nostr is where real work gets done and real learning happens, I’d be very happy to discuss Capital In T...
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Does stock/flow dynamics change if the good being produced is a consumable resource (i.e.iron) or a business interest vs. a monetary good (i.e. BTC)? I keep thinking that if the stock/flow of the monetary good is priced in its own denomination (#BTC and #BTC/time) what you get is a stock becomes something akin to 1BTC is 1BTC and the flow would represent BTC issuance inflation rate which eventually goes to zero.

Also if we stick with $ denominated stock/flow valuations, how do we calculate in inflation of the measuring asset ($ in this case)?

Thanks
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allen · 145w
I think you might be thinking about this too literally. there is no such intrinsic property as either “stock” or “flow” - it’s primarily about how to interpret financial statements and, importantly, noticing that the balance sheet and the income statement have different dimensions, and tha...