#zbar

[filmnoirsbian]

I need a melatonin vape

[forcedfemme-me]

Sun Zibar for No 3 - Jitrois

[krafterwrites]

It’s a shame that I always want to eat sweet stuff because there is often not that much sweet stuff I want in the house

[strawberryprincessism]

DAY 5: 1000

Weight: 89.0kg

Breakfast: Blueberry Muffin Larabar - 200cal

Lunch: cookies n cream Zbar - 130cal

Dinner: Yakisoba - 500cal

Snack: chips & Kit Kat - 260cal

Total = 1090cal

Steps: 1.7k

Water: 56 fl oz

Cals burned: 0

Net = 1090cal

[paint-lady]

"you need a lil snackie? A zbar? A Luna bar?"

"do Luna bars exist in Creation?"

"Of course they do! This is the goddess Luna and these are her bars!"

[dorthyisdone]

12/2/22

breakfast:

zbar- 130kcal

total: 130kcal

lunch:

cucumber w/ hot sauce: 11kcal

chicken creations: zesty lemon pepper: 70kcal

skinny pop: 80kcal

swedish fish: 55kcal

total: 216 kcal

dinner:

juice: 35kcal

pizza: 350kcal

total: 385kcal

snacks:

mini kitkat: 60kcal

milk: 130 kcal

total: 190kcal

vitamins: 15kcal

day total: 936kcal

calories burnt:

MMA: -178kcal

yoga: -56kcal

i NEED to start getting up earlier to have time to make coffee so i dont have to actually eat something in the morning

i'll also have time to exercise more

the way i literally dug through the recycle bin to find the box for the pizza my parents made to record the calories-

i was hungrier today that usual, but that may be because i'm supposed to get my period like tomorrow so

[cloama]

Just by being a general consumer and keeping my ear to the streets, I average about 3 class action suits a year because corporations are horrible. This year's top 3 are:

⚖️Walmart selling me bad salmon

⚖️Hisense selling me a bad tv

⚖️Clif bar greenwashed too close to the sun, misleading consumer about sugar content in their kids Zbar

Errybody lying. Can't wait to see find out what fucked up things I purchased next year.

[dewyfox]

CLIF Kid Zbar - Iced Oatmeal Cookie - Soft Baked Whole Grain Snack Bars - USDA Organic - Non-GMO - Plant-Based - 1.27 oz. (18 Pack) https://a.co/d/exWGFcN

[chloeeb3]

Day 6: April 21, 2024

Absolutely not doing okay because I got a reality check that my midterm is tomorrow...

Other than that, the day started off well. I got to tutor children, which I missed doing and haven't done in at least two years. After that, I got Panda Express (because I've been craving it), and then caught up/debriefed with a friend ^^. After that I came back to the dorm, and was supposed to study, but took a nap. I genuinely have never felt this tired in my life. I sent a couple of emails, joined a zoom meeting, and then started studying for my midterm. Everything's going in through one ear and then out the other, I'm a little concerned..

Anyways, I feel like I ate a lot of miscellaneous things like almonds, Zbar, etc.

I'm gonna rate today lowk like a 5.5/10, just because my first midterm's tomorrow, and I have not felt this unprepared in a hot minute. Bye. [9:27pm]

[jesuscalderon27]

Image 1: Hot Wheels - This is a Hot Wheels toy cover where it shows their logo across the packaging with a big print of the car that is in the card. This text and design is meant to explain the car such as the model and which category it belongs in.

Image 2: Sports Card - This is a sports card. The card itself is very creative and appealing but there is also a design in which what is called “PSA Grading,” the top red part of the card. This is on cards that get graded.

Image 3: This was a sign that I saw for a restaurant while walking in Chicago. It is an advertisement and the logo and name itself are graphic design.

Image 4: This is a ZBar, which shows a visual with the flavor. Also, shows nutritional labels which is an aspect of design.

Image 5: Book Cover - This is a cover of the 48 Laws of Power. The colors go well together and you see the title is vertical showing text and letter placement.

#module1 #gd260

[meleenarichards]

Been a while I feel honestly terrible because I keep messing up my goal weight by eating all the time but I finally started today! Ate only 843 calories so I’ll log what I ate today…

Breakfast: apple juice 1 serving 120 calories

Snack: chocolate chip cookie small 68 calories

Lunch:

1 oz chicken 40 calories

1/8 cup rice 30 calories

Oatmeal Zbar 150 calories

Dinner: 1 1/2 cup salad mixed greens 50 calories

Pizza slice 365 calories (went out to eat with family they wanted pizza I feel really bad:()

Desert: 1 peppermint 20 calories

[krafterwrites]

I love Zbars but my teeth don't

[hackernewsrobot]

Using the ZBar barcode scanning suite in the browser with WebAssembly

https://barkeywolf.consulting/posts/barcode-scanner-webassembly/#meet-zbar

[hound-dog-development]

Clif Kid Zbar - Zbar Protein Cky-crm 5ct - Case Of 6-5-1.27oz

Clif kid zbar – zbar protein cky/crm 5ct – case of 6-5/1.27ozcountry of origin : usa, michiganis gluten free : yesis gmo free : yesis kosher : yesorganic : 70%+ organicsize : 5/1.27ozpack of : 6selling unit : caseingredients : tapioca syrup;brown rice flour;whey protein concentrate;rolled oats;cane sugar;cane syrup;oat flour;chicory fiber syrup;alkalized cocoa;rice flour;tapioca syrup solids;palm…

[halloo1]

How To Create The Perfect Smart QR Code Scanner For Your Business

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[jadagul]

Thanks for the typo catches!

And yeah, that's a big part of it. Any real polynomial equation that has z as a solution will also have zbar, because z and zbar both look the same from the perspective of the real numbers.

This is why you might have heard in school that complex roots come in conjugate pairs. If 3+i is a root to a real-number-coefficients polynomial, then 3-i has to be as well.

And this isn't quite identical, but this sort of argument also tells you that z * zbar and z + zbar have to be real numbers. Because the conjugate of z * zbar is zbar * z, which is the same thing. The conjugate doesn't change it, so it must be real.

(Now in this piece we just did the computation and saw it had to be a real number, but this is a theoretical argument for why. It's really important in the general study of Galois theory, which I might write and addendum on.)

I have a new post up on my blog, continuing the Fictional History of Numbers series. In part 1 we built on the natural numbers using algebraic operations, and got the algebraic numbers. In part 2 and part 3 we used geometric and analytic arguments to build up the real numbers.

These two sets of numbers overlap, but aren't the same; there are real numbers that aren't algebraic (as we saw in part 3) but also algebraic numbers that aren't real. So what happens if we combine the two? We get the complex numbers, which are complete and also algebraically closed. But proving this is a little tricky, and touches on the deep strangeness of complex analysis.

And in the process of adding algebraic closure to the real numbers, we lose the ability to order them, which has its own consequences.