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by ejs 18y ago
Training muscle more often will not hurt you, in fact I have had some of my best results training more frequently then "3 times every 2 weeks" Studies have shown protein biosynthesis drops to about 0 approx 48 hours (or less) following the
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by ejs 18y ago
7-keto is not very effective imo, never noticed a thing from it. Dieting is still the easiest way to drop weight. The pros just go all out and use the hardcore stuff... like GH, DNP, clenbuterol
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by ejs 18y ago
First impressions: The url at first did not seem pronounceable. I really had no idea what the site was for when I got there, then I read the page title in the browser, made more sense. But I still dont understand... Seems like random (femal
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by ejs 18y ago
Wow congrats on making enough to pay the bills from the blog alone. Although it could be rough when student loan repayment becomes required... would that be too much? Anyway good luck, hopefully you can "build the hand glider before hitting
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by ejs 18y ago
This is being implemented, http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do/News/articleId=130108 From the article: The [Nissan] Eco Pedal is designed to provide a "counter push-back control mechanism" if it senses "excess pressure" on the accelerato
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by ejs 18y ago
the other day someone sent this message over a feedback box I have: "either this site is fake or nothing works WTF" The annoying part was they didnt use an email address and I could not contact them to see what the problem was. The bizarre
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by ejs 18y ago
But everything else is not profit, its 120-80 = 40k left for all the other costs, including a wage...
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by ejs 18y ago
Since people may be interested in the process of building an embedded product (a simple one) it usually goes something like this (that I have been involved in): 1. Buy a dev board closest to your product desires. 2. Modify the board as need
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by ejs 18y ago
It depends on how much you want to know, and what level you want to get to. I would say that a linux based touch-screen device is actually pretty high level (it is running linux afterall). If you want to make something like this you can buy
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by ejs 18y ago
Yea if you want higher quality, I wouldn't use youtube. I still recommend XVidCap for linux... I find it much better then the others (like RecordMyDesktop). The quality will be very HQ and you could easily convert to FLV and host it yoursel
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by ejs 18y ago
I use XVidCap, edited with KDENlive, then uploaded to youtube and embedded that. All free (using ubuntu)
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by ejs 18y ago
Funny, after I moved from programming assembly to mostly C (on microcontrollers) I thought pointers and memory allocation were the neatest things. I guess it all depends on your perspective, write a few thousand lines of assembly on a chip
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by ejs 18y ago
I disagree as well. I have used 99designs before and was very happy with the results. I know that designers don't like these sites anymore then coders like elance or anything, but if it works... people will use it
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by ejs 18y ago
Yea they are, don't know what this guy is thinking... maybe he doesn't count companies on the east coast?
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by ejs 18y ago
I spent a good amount of time writing code for http://overtrainer.com including adding a blog and incorporating some of the feedback I was given here on HN (Thanks again HN!)
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by ejs 18y ago
I like gedit for this purpose, but I think its standard on ubuntu.
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by ejs 18y ago
Some of the apps I use frequently XVidCap - if you want to make screencasts KdenLive - for video editing (and unstripped codecs, I re-compiled ffmpeg) MySQL Administrator and Query Browser - for pokin around MySQL VirtualBox - for running o
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by ejs 18y ago
Nope, still at zero for me... really need to work on that ;)
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by ejs 18y ago
I don't understand how this would ever work... what is to stop someone from covering it in aluminum foil so it thinks they never move? I mean I understand the idea, tax for road usage... ok but why GPS? There is a mechanism for measuring mi
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by ejs 18y ago
I'm not sure I understand the point of this article. I would say that the healthiest foods are almost always cheaper, but will require preparation. Yea anybody can go buy a big bag of brown rice, some meat and veggies and have extremely che
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by ejs 18y ago
Hmm I am not usre why I never ran across this tool (yslow). Thanks for the tip it is very useful!
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by ejs 18y ago
Hi I agree that adding prebuilt routines is a big feature, it would be included very soon. Thanks
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by ejs 18y ago
Thanks for your points, I do agree that the saltlicklabs site is very well done graphically. Thanks!
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by ejs 18y ago
markessien, Thank you very much. Your post has given me more ideas then any other single piece of advice I have received. I especially like your advice in #3. This is something I did not consider. At the same time your advice would solve a
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by ejs 18y ago
While I agree that this will probably not be a great movie... who cares? Why must the whole endeavor be run down this way. So since they may not produce anything very exciting they should just throw their hand up, go home, and watch TV? I f
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by ejs 18y ago
OverTrainer.com - http://overtrainer.com
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OverTrainer.com update, thanks HN
19 points by ejs 18y ago|14 comments
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by ejs 18y ago
Most of this is good advice, though seemingly common sense. "Set the alarm, eat breakfast, exercise, shower, get dressed; whatever your normal routine is before commuting to the office. Try to do the same thing when working from home." This
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by ejs 18y ago
Signed up, but I am not really sure what (of any difficulty) could be accomplished in only 2 or 4 hours. I guess 2 hours of tagging photos would work, as long as the learning curve is short.
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by ejs 18y ago
I started with assembly, moved to C, dabbled in C++ and some of the microsoft solutions (c#, VB), then moved to ruby for web stuff... Cant say I would want to learn in a different order, but I do wish I would have moved out of my assembly l

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