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by Prcmaker 4y ago
I'm not sure the definition explains the usage in this case.
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by Prcmaker 4y ago
I'd like to understand where this title came from. The title within the article, while longer, seems much more reasonable a statement: "Twelve Weeks of Sprint Interval Training Improves Indices of Cardiometabolic Health Similar to
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by Prcmaker 4y ago
Well done, that kind of introspection can be hard to keep up.
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by Prcmaker 4y ago
Homeless to senior mech eng here. Do you also find yourself dealing with imposter syndrome or struggling to account for survivor bias in your advice?
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by Prcmaker 4y ago
Pop up with 'accept all' for cookies, no 'only necessary' button. I would click away based on that alone.
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by Prcmaker 4y ago
There are stacks of subsystems that can be tested quickly, janky, yet safely. Safety is always paramount, but a relative term. Safe for an end user, and safe for a prototype engineering test need not be comparable. Similar safety, for sure,
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by Prcmaker 4y ago
If it gets it through the test, it did its job. Ratchet straps can be a good insulator, when clean and used properly, to higher voltages than you'd suspect.
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by Prcmaker 4y ago
High voltage and radiation equipment here. Our products are sleek, or prototypes you literally would not touch with a 10ft pole. Jank is part of the game. If we can run a bunch of sketchy tests for $100s to find a path forward, and do pre p
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by Prcmaker 4y ago
Mech eng here as well. This advice is great. I work in a high tech firm, prototyping through in-house production. Stuff breaks and we fix it. We make prototypes with the wrong parts, the wrong tools. We do our design, send out parts for mac
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by Prcmaker 4y ago
If you can get access to student or lite versions of some FEA software, start using them. I've found few places have cared about my software certifications, and more than I can adjust to their software package of choice. Some places wi
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by Prcmaker 4y ago
To start, I just used google maps to find walks around my neighbourhood long enough. I then started going by my watch and caring less about distance. I started hiking again after a few months, after a long hiatus. Small walks to start, an h
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by Prcmaker 4y ago
You can do it. I aimed to up my walking last year, stuck with it and started to really enjoy it. It went from a challenge, to doable, shifted my goals higher and hit some goals I wouldn't have imagined at the start of the year. Best of
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by Prcmaker 4y ago
I have two exercises I do that target specific muscles. I've added them to my regular routine as I find they're a weak point in my overall strength. One helps fight a back injury from a car accident, the other helps stability when
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by Prcmaker 4y ago
Yep! We used to ride the rip out on boards as it was easier than paddling through the waves. Dart across once you're out the back then catch a wave in.
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by Prcmaker 4y ago
I've built scale track out of 25x6mm flat bar steel, plenty strong enough for people to ride on. I wouldn't call the time spent 'fun', but even after buying equipment you'd break even over the mcmaster track very qu
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by Prcmaker 4y ago
However much skill it may or may not require pales in comparison to recharging a phone rocks and sticks. Papers maps and a small compass are cheap, light weight insurance.
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by Prcmaker 4y ago
Ive experienced similar with some local national parks. They now expect people to rely on digital navigation rather than paper, so only produce maps suitable for driving from landmark to landmark. Though I don't personally enjoy naviga
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by Prcmaker 4y ago
I've been really enjoying sucking at stuff recently. I like to think I'm pretty good at my job, and some of my hobbies. A few of my new pass times however, I am woeful at. It has been genuinely refreshing and enjoyable to sit back
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by Prcmaker 4y ago
Titled used here is from the mobile version as the full title does not fit the length limit. Also reads more succinctly.
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Medibank client data allegedly posted on dark web after ransom deadline passes(abc.net.au)
3 points by Prcmaker 4y ago|1 comments
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by Prcmaker 4y ago
A primary difference would be that this is happening now, rather than being a hypothetical. One can dislike both, but not mentioning a hypothetical surely doesn't negate the dislike of the actual.
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by Prcmaker 4y ago
I thought bout that at the time and preferred pushing an extra half hour away from Sydney. It corrects the half-hour minor inconvenience, while putting sunrise at a better time for more of the state, and more in line with what is normal in
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by Prcmaker 4y ago
I'm a big fan of these. I maintain both a simple text resume, and a 'fancy' one in a pretty latex template. I've gotten jobs from both, and have even (successfully) submitted both in separate parts of the same job applic
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by Prcmaker 4y ago
I truly love that book. I haven't found it specifically useful, but as background information to linger in my brain. I recommend reading it to all my graduates, very few 'get' it though.
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by Prcmaker 4y ago
Same over here, over five years since I left, more than the required time they're required to hold information for.
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by Prcmaker 4y ago
Very much this. I will have deep opinions, based in as much fact as is available. If new facts are available, I do my best to constantly re-evaluate what those opinions are.
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by Prcmaker 4y ago
I agree, my pack is the first I ever bought as an adult, an upgrade in volume, materials and comfort from my Vietnam era cadet issued pack. While there is quite the difference between those two, most differences to a normal modern pack are
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by Prcmaker 4y ago
Ive tended to pack just like this, though got there through trial and error. I'll often pad between heavier items and the rear most of the pack such that it stacks them close to my back. (Edit for clarity: I pack like the second image,
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by Prcmaker 4y ago
Myself included. All data listed, though they couldn't specify if it was my passport or driver's license number. I haven't been a customer with them for over 5 years.
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by Prcmaker 4y ago
I used to sail and fairly quickly got the understanding for sailing up-wind. The thing that blew my mind, and continues to, is that the top speed you can reach is dependant upon the length of the boat and not the weight. This obviously excl

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