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konstruktor
15y ago
I'm happy to hear you're doing everything right (but the part of me that was hoping for something easy to fix that could help you enjoy lifting more is a bit sad...). Using a watch for timing breaks is something I'll pick up, thanks for men
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15y ago
Are you doing actual weightlifting (mostly near maximum strength) or bodybuilding? Doing 3x10 sets I can easily exhaust myself to a point where I'm mentally unable to do anything serious afterwards and need days to recover. After weightlift
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15y ago
I absolutely love your calling the site Cheekswab, a constant, subtle reminder of how easy and painless registration is. However, I agree with others that what's missing is a clearer action call. Also: will non-minority donors ignore the si
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konstruktor
15y ago
"So, with all due respect, I hope he is wrong in his beliefs about the after life because if there is a heaven he's surely earned his place in it." "all due respect" cannot change the fact that this is the most disrespectful thing you can w
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15y ago
Still an indication of bad mental habits. And it doesn't strike me as out of line with his actions (complete disregard of the empirical information he had) the minutes before.
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15y ago
> "This can't be happening!" I want a device that gives me an electric shock every time I think or say this. If one can restructure one's cognitive habits in a way that replaces thoughts like this with thoughts like "What would explain
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15y ago
Many of those books are great, and I have read shockingly many of them. However, I find all "... every x should know/have done/have read" lists very disturbing, since they seduce my ego into wasting time. Right now, my priority is reduce to
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I don't read him advocating "fun" programming but describing some mental traps many of us have fallen into. "the correct adjustment for post-mature coding is very small" sounds very much like understanding the principles behind good practic
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15y ago
Acceptance of all that exists in the current moment, for me, doesn't mean apathy but stopping to avoid uncomfortable aspects of reality. The difference is between accepting what is so and thinking that's the way it's always going to be. Fac
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15y ago
Interesting concept. I suppose this is based on statistics/ml, which is nice for finding positive matches. It doesn't work with diets avoiding certain ingredients like vegetarian, vegan or gluten-free. Typing gluten free, the first ingredie
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The problem is not this researcher doing his research. The scientific process can deal with several opinions on a topic, since the better theory will eventually yield better results, more publications and more acceptance in the global scien
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15y ago
The software for the space shuttle flight computers is produced using an incredibly disciplined process. Here's a very idealistic article about it http://www.fastcompany.com/magazine/06/writestuff.html The downside is that every change is