lolmisfortune

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   by lolmisfortune 1y ago

   Nitpick: "[name-redacted]" and "jujutsu" are already heavily used terms. Googling around for information about this, at least for me, is pretty difficult. [name-redacted] is an international olympic sport, jujutsu is one
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   by lolmisfortune 2y ago

   I do both judo and BJJ, and I've concluded that some people are just ungrippable lol. Ridiculously fast + painfully efficient at breaking grips and counterattacking. Especially the judo-only guys when standing. Once I know the other pe
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   by lolmisfortune 2y ago

   Have you tried watching wrestling, judo, or no-gi BJJ? Wrestling/no-gi BJJ doesn't have a gi, so players can't lock down their opponents as much and there's a lot more movement in neutral. And Judo has a gi, but the way
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   by lolmisfortune 3y ago

   As a counterpoint, I'm pretty short, make nowhere near 300k and work in software. I'm not what one would call "traditionally masculine" or a "chad". And yet, I haven't had problems finding people to get in
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   by lolmisfortune 3y ago

   I worked at a startup using bazel, and had a strongly negative experience, for the following reasons: 1. Bazel requires non obvious, continued maintenance. Bazel is a theoretically hermetic build system with universal caching and near const