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by grvdrm 5y ago
Very interesting, never heard of this - taking a look, and thanks!
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by grvdrm 5y ago
This is fair. But I'm not prescribing specific numbers, just using them as examples. The point is to pick something achievable. So, you can do this: 3 reps of each exercises (push-up, pull-up, sit-up). Perform this circuit 4 times for
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by grvdrm 5y ago
>it can be really easy to lose touch I use a simple question to determine whether I've "lost touch" with someone or not: do I have a regular or semi-regular urge to talk to that person? I find the answer is often no. Lots
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by grvdrm 5y ago
This is great advice. I’m an avid runner but joined a running club in town when I moved to suburbs from NYC. Just two weeks of track workouts made a huge difference and kept me on schedule and sense of accountability.
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by grvdrm 5y ago
Fair, but it’s best to view cycling as one component of a larger program that involves stretching and mobility to both improve your whole body and counteract the issues you mentioned.
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by grvdrm 5y ago
I see this particular problem everywhere: “I spend all day at my desk.” Well, don’t. Block off an hour and a half in your day. Every day during the work week. Start by going for a 45 min brisk walk outside if possible or on a treadmill if t
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by grvdrm 5y ago
This looks awesome. Excited to try it. Day-to-day I deal mostly with MSSQL - eagerly awaiting that connector!
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by grvdrm 5y ago
+2 on that! would love to know about what you think is worth investigating @zippy5
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by grvdrm 5y ago
Interesting comment. I'll say it another way: in America, people either agree or disagree with you. That's not my personal viewpoint but one that doesn't seem inconceivable to an outsider.
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by grvdrm 6y ago
Great site. It's a newer/cleaner/simpler version of my go-to site for anything detailed related to exercise: ex-rx.net. One suggestion: add more of the detail that site has on the other muscles used during a particular exerci
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by grvdrm 6y ago
I used Knime in my last company. Very interesting software. But I think the initial introduction can be tough to carry forward. You need a champion or two in your org to help everyone else. Excel is a tool enough people know to both work in
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by grvdrm 6y ago
Perfectly said. Said another way - avoid qualifying
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by grvdrm 6y ago
I don't blame these folks for their analytics needs, but seeing an ad in Instagram just after visiting the site soured me a bit.
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by grvdrm 6y ago
+1 to this. I saw a fellow parent dump their kid on an iPad whenever he fussed, regularly, for months. Seemed like he learned that he could whine to get what he wanted (the iPad) rather than learning how to play/interact elsewhere. All
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by grvdrm 6y ago
Agree completely. Faxing is alive and well in 2020.
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by grvdrm 6y ago
Many. Insurance is hardly one type of job and many lines of insurance (e.g. for larger multi-national corps, for certain types of property, and etc.) aren't automated anywhere near the level of what you see in Lemonade's marketing
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by grvdrm 7y ago
Their support is horrific. Will never use them again. M1 is delightful in comparison.
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by grvdrm 7y ago
Professionally this was described to me as: 1. you write like a salesperson 2. you write like a scientist It's hard to please everyone. The vast majority of writing tilts in one direction or another. Very few writers (in any setting) s
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by grvdrm 7y ago
Very detailed, thank you! I like the way you think.
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by grvdrm 7y ago
How do you measure return? Not doubting your approach - just curious how you measure the return of various unrelated tasks (e.g. cooking vs. spending that time working)
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by grvdrm 7y ago
Glad you found them helpful. Overall, there can be nuance in all of these things, but you don't need to stress yourself with that nuance in so many cases.
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by grvdrm 7y ago
Spend a bit of time on all of them and you'll find them easy and intuitive!
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by grvdrm 7y ago
Totally agree. It's so easy to overthink cooking. Take off the exec-chef-in-restaurant apron and focus on the simple stuff: - Add salt/pepper/spices by hand if you can. Shakers/larger-volume canisters lead to over-applic
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by grvdrm 7y ago
I also live in NYC (Manhattan, specifically), and I read through this with my own lens: married, with a kid, another on the way. I live 13 blocks from my office. Some things that cause me grief: 1. NYC's city income tax on top of feder
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by grvdrm 7y ago
I'd love to hear as well!
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by grvdrm 7y ago
Interesting comments. Wanted to add some thoughts from an insurance guy view: >> Instead, I'd recommend seeing brokers as external salespeople. If you make a product that is easy to explain and sell, and develop a first-class bro
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by grvdrm 7y ago
Excellent
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by grvdrm 7y ago
I thought much of the post, if not the entire post, was full of garbage illuminated by this example.
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by grvdrm 8y ago
Incredibly useful point. It's easy to look at these companies through the U.S. lens but they have changed the game for international travel as well.
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by grvdrm 8y ago
Indeed -- made it hard to read the actual article knowing it was posted on Medium

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