You do know that MFP is a data-collecting program for big food,

why would that worry me

Good thing I don't buy from "fitness professionals".

good, then those supermarkets can improve their offers on those products

So? That's better for me

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Good shit, maybe if the word gets out that it is preferable to pair chicken with rice and broccoli rather than cheesy potatoes and ketchup people might actually take a step to eating healthier.

Hahahahahahaha

>>37764625
how exactly do I use this app? I created an account, but when I add lifts they apparently burn 0 calories. Is there a way to add a strength workout of 1 hour? How do I into food in this shit?

>>37764625
I do, and I am okay with it. I actually work for Stats Canada, so I understand big data, how it can be used, what's safe, what could be dangerous, etc.
Knowledge of my food habits as part of a giant dataset of several thousands of other people's food habits does not put me at any risk, and it's a fair price to pay for the service that I use for free.

>>37764766
I used to use "calisthenics" under the cardio tab. Then they added IAPs and I deleted this unstable piece of shit from my phone.

>>37764791
They hiring?
Gonna graduate next year in electrical engineering and data analysis fascinates me. What software/languages should I focus on, Python, R?

>>37764904
R, python is good too, but R is slightly better for data analysis. .

>>37764625
.... ok?

Maybe more stores will start having healthier options in stock then.