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admiral33
3y ago
We'll still have theater.
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3y ago
I agree. OP made a nice site for exploring different types of movements for a muscle group. That being said the simplicity seems geared towards those just starting out with training but the site surfaces too many (in my experience) accessor
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4y ago
Yeah my comment wasn't clear. Creating the flashcards is a slow process but supposedly imparts 'deeper' knowledge for the creator. That is the claim I'm curious about. Anki has shared decks that anyone can download and s
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admiral33
4y ago
I've made plenty of flashcards during undergrad and creation can definitely be both high effort and low effort. Low effort copy and paste from textbook, high effort when using a plugin for anki can mean obfuscating multiple parts of an
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admiral33
4y ago
Founders are a small percentage of the population in general. Seeing as this is a public forum I'd expect to see a similar percentage (a bit larger) represented on HN.
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admiral33
4y ago
Does strong give you programs?
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admiral33
4y ago
Tangential but does HN have a favorite workout app / training program?
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4y ago
This is the first time I'm seeing it. If resubmissions were forbidden I wouldn't have ever known of its existence. I'm not sure what the solution is, but I'd like to think removing it from my cognitive landscape for the
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4y ago
Reducing global average warming is not the same as reducing global average temperature, although that can be the result over time if the rate of warming is reduced below 0. 'X will reduce warming' is describing a reduction to the
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4y ago
I agree - network effects predate the internet after all. As long as good universities keep producing talented graduates it will be hard to undermine their reputation. And I don't think ambitious people being driven towards certain uni
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4y ago
> For example, there may be individuals who have unauthorized or multiple Snapchat accounts, even though we forbid that in our Terms of Service and implement measures to detect and suppress that behavior. Weird. If a person is not a bot,
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5y ago
Jaguar experimented with putting eyes on the vehicle itself: https://www.businessinsider.com/jaguar-land-rover-eyes-on-ca...
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5y ago
This is an area with so much noise that doing nothing can be immediately preferable to doing anything because that 'anything' might be suboptimal. But something must be done - especially in a cognitively strenuous field. Exercise,
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admiral33
5y ago
What an incredible project. Does anyone know of any good interviews or written content from the engineers?
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5y ago
So, developer.
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admiral33
5y ago
Maybe the interview question should be 'How is the question 'reverse this string' a bad interview question'
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admiral33
5y ago
Why can't we just get the vaccine before exposure? I'm sure there's a good reason just curious
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5y ago
Hey doordash here is your marketing opportunity. Bring them food, water, handwarmers, etc on a bunch of snow mobiles. Some people get helped and you get a super bowl ad
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5y ago
Have a group individually describe a series of simple images under a time constraint. Set a threshold for frequency changes in each description to determine 'more musical' or 'less musical' entries (voice to MIDI?). Shuf
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5y ago
Tagging on because I'm shopping today - dumb TV and dumb monitor recommendations? Doesn't have to be on sale though that is always a plus.
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admiral33
5y ago
Clandestine agents with umbrellas is a common TV/movie trope
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5y ago
A rare triple pun. Well played.
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5y ago
2000m is the standard for benchmarking yourself. Legs/back/arms are three distinct movements - when you are done pushing with your legs and they are fully extended you should still be upright, then lean back, then arms. The arms s
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5y ago
> They argued amongst themselves on the pettiest of things that had no impact on the business.
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Ask HN: What are you driving?
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Before College all math courses in the US 'build up' to Calculus 1 & 2 [1,2] presumably to prepare motivated students for engineering. Calculus 2 is the highest you can go in a public High School before a student will start th
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5y ago
> probably anybody sexually active should get it. Agree - if we can get rid of HIV we should. I looked at the exclusion criteria in the trial and it didn't mention use of a prophylactic. Widely available prophylactics have been a hu
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5y ago
"All the work that I have done in my life will be obsolete by the time I'm 50, Apple II is obsolete now, Apple Is were obsolete many years ago. The Macintosh is on the verge of becoming obsolete in the next few years. This is a fi
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5y ago
Worth a watch?
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5y ago
At the very least it's good for show.
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