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Most people don't understand how important, even vital, proper rest is. Injuries are almost always the result of overuse and/or insufficient rest. HIIT itself is not dangerous, or even bad for you, if you spend the time to learn
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I think you're wrong. I've been running with good form, proper nutrition, and rest, for over 40 years, averaging 20-30 miles a week, and have absolutely zero knee issues. I think you're running a risk here of turning more pe
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3mo ago
> "but hiit also causes a lot of damage in a lot of ways" Please do explain this. Technically weight lifting (muscle hypertrophy) also causes "damage" but in a controlled an beneficial way.
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3mo ago
> Note that maintainability and code quality aren't synonymous, code quality is just a means to an end, and that end is maintainability. Many orgs are quickly moving to a world where code quality and maintainability are not a priori
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3mo ago
Why can't we use it in the US then?
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3mo ago
source?
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3mo ago
I would also add that Cursor's "Debug" harness is incredible. Hit "Tab" in the AI editor to Tab through the options (Plan, Multitask, Ask, etc.) If you do any kind of on-device work, it will spin up a local HTTP lo
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3mo ago
You can disable that.
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3mo ago
You can turn that off.
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3mo ago
let us hope and pray
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4mo ago
How this isn't causing an existential crisis in fellow developers, I don't understand. We're seeing our craft dissolve day by day, to the point where even our forums are filled with AI generated crap that we just don't
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4mo ago
I mean, I'm totally with you... It's just never clear to me what "enough" is.
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4mo ago
??? OBVIOUSLY if you absolutely HAVE to spend money because your life depends on it (ex: hot water) then you're going to be incentivized to spend it sooner rather than later in an inflationary market. I'm referring to discretionar
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> Inflation does incentivize spending, yes. All inflation incentivizes is finding an asset class that isn't devaluing. If that is what you mean by "spending" then we align. But does inflation incentivize spending money o
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How much do you have saved?
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4mo ago
This actually makes 0 sense. Like, do you even understand what you're saying? The value of your savings is decreasing at a faster rate than ever before, so its a good time to stop saving and spend it? The stock market increasing is n
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Yes, the biomedical world needs to go through the same boom that tech went through in the last 20 years. The problem is accessibility. Tech grew largely because of how accessible the technology is. Biomedical research is still very diffic
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> The US has been captured by a foreign power that has no interest in the welfare of the people Huh?
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4mo ago
"I'd rather be a millionaire and never have to work than be worried about my job being cut due to AI"
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Are you a software developer? I think this issue gets more difficult for software developers. AI is especially good at software development. You have to make a very strong business case to NOT be using AI. I hate it, but its the reality a
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Wait, you're upset because they used AI to answer a question they weren't expecting, and couldn't answer? Yet, you used AI as part of your upfront research? What would you have preferred? They could have just said, "I&
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> No pure managers: Every leader at Coinbase must also be a strong and active individual contributor. Managers should be like player-coaches, getting their hands dirty alongside their teams. This has always been the case where I work, lo
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6mo ago
Where did you see these? I'd love to go next time I am in Paris.
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> Know the race you’re racing This is the KEY difference between people who are willing to adopt this technology and those who aren't. If you are able to view your job as simply a pursuit of a craft, more power to you. The reality i
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I love posts like this. AI is easily the most disruptive thing to hit our industry in over a decade and it feels like one of those "this changes everything" moments. Reading how it's impacting others is cathartic and helps
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There are also fundamentally different acceptance criteria for a bridge vs a website. Failure modes differ. Consequences of failure are nowhere near the same, so risk tolerance is adjusted accordingly. Perhaps true "engineering"
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> Are these tools necessary to build what we actually need? I think the entire software industry has reached a saturation point. There's not really anything missing anymore. Existing tools do 99% of what we humans could need, so y