dmurdoch

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by dmurdoch 11y ago
Most gyms have other setters agree on ratings. So it's not just Bob's opinion that matters, its multiple of the gyms setters opinions too. If Bob keeps setting problems that he says are v5 and are actually v3, the other setters wi
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by dmurdoch 11y ago
They got it right actually, supernova is only about 30ft, super short lead route, shorter than a lot of highball boulders out there. Which explains why he tried to solo it. I don't think many people are trying to solo long single pitch
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by dmurdoch 11y ago
There are some good videos[1] going through the mindset of setters as they set problems that I feel explains the concept super well. Also, another crossover between technology and climbing that has been doing the rounds recently is this rea
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by dmurdoch 11y ago
I really like the rating idea, any idea if people just rate the setters they like really well? I go to a smallish gym and all the regulars know all the setters so this probably wouldn't work for us.
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by dmurdoch 11y ago
I've experienced what both of you are saying. Some gyms I go to have exclusively hard stuff that is accurately related in relation to outdoors, and then others have had crazy inflated rates. I find mainly lead routes inflated though. I
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by dmurdoch 12y ago
It's really funny you mention this because I just spent all weekend trying to get the free .me while actually living in Canada and going to a Canada school. I tried with my own school email, and they took forever to send the confirmati
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by dmurdoch 12y ago
University of Ottawa is locked down too, being only a few blocks away. Still pretty calm here though.
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by dmurdoch 12y ago
This is the non-retina MBP. It also has a hard-drive instead of flash storage.
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by dmurdoch 12y ago
Do you eat breakfast? If so, how much? Do you then not eat lunch into 12-1 o'clock? It may have to do with diet as well as sleep. I find eating snacks throughout that time, and drinking a decent amount of water helps keep me in that zo
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by dmurdoch 12y ago
I honestly don't know. I don't see it as being that far fetched to have a single plane that can do what 2-3 30 yr-old planes were made to do, but again I don't know anything. It's probably just me being crazy but I feel
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by dmurdoch 12y ago
"While the language should allow for great performance, the current compiler is still a bit rough, and I've had a hard time getting Swift to come out ahead in any performance tests. Most of the slowness looks to come down to a lot
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by dmurdoch 12y ago
Typo in the page title of "BDD-style framerwork for swift http://railsware.com/blog/2014/07/04/bdd-style-testing-in-sw... Should be "BDD-style framework for swift http://railsware.
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by dmurdoch 12y ago
Indeed, and it isn't new either, having been introduced in 1971. It still remains a mainstay of their combined arms doctrine (apparently). It will continue to be demanded for a while, and for good reason.
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by dmurdoch 12y ago
I'd be interested to know what other people think of http://foxtrotalpha.jalopnik.com/pierre-spreys-anti-f-35-dia... , after watching that video. I am no expert on planes but, but the counter arguments made to Mr. Spre