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@zachterrell
usually not fully bearish on any tech but I really do not think calorie counting using purely vision is ever going to work. way too much variance in preparation methods that afaik cannot be picked up visually. 200-300 cal. margin of error is the difference between maintenance and gaining 1lb/week
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Johnathan
@johnathan
Something to consider is that the FDA allows a 20% margin of error on labels.
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ted (not lasso)
@ted
is this... really... a concept??? agree so 10000 $degen fwiw intuitive eating or — sue me — GLP1s are the way to go for weight loss where's @warpcastadmin.eth on this thread lol
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@sam
ok, but what if people overeat by a factor of two or more? which seems to be the case
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slobo
@slobo.eth
i’d really wish that amazon’s fresh would include total calories purchased with the price of food they know what i buy, they know the SKU why not enrich the data stream?
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@jamesstevens
This is the new way. Easy/fast/cheap data that might be wrong is better than no data at all. Also seeing this in my professional life.
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@ayesha567
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@kian-kh
Exactly you can never be accurate this way
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@wkyleg
I think Americans are always in a hurry and eat too quickly and don’t realize they’re full Having more ritual around meals like in other cultures helps with this too
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Jake
@jak3
I'm sure it can come along, calorie counting is rarely exact unless you have insane patience and free time. But I'm not about to prepare my food with that headset on lol.
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@red-panda
As a type 1 diabetic I can say that at least eyeballing carb counts is very doable and becomes second nature after a while. It's obviously easier if you prepare most of your own food but eating out usually isn't a problem.
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Coach
@thecoach
I’m on board with this line if thought, what are your suggestions?
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@furfangos99
LFG
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