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by nbschulze 7y ago
I’m working on this: https://findsome.help/ Hoping to open-source it this weekend. Trying to create a better way for communities to coordinate aid.
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by nbschulze 7y ago
I built this over the last few days to try and provide a better way to provide help within our communities. This is still rough around the edges, I'm dropping it here to collect feedback so that I can continue to iterate on it in a way
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Show HN: Coordinate help within a community with findsome.help(findsome.help)
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by nbschulze 9y ago
As someone who ran collegiately and have multiple friends that were Olympians, national champions, and national record holders (quite humbling really), I would caution people from 'switching' to barefoot running. It certainly has
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by nbschulze 10y ago
I didn't mean specifically in the comment above, I meant earlier. 'If you do not believe that Trump is an existential threat to American democracy, then, while I implore you to reconsider, I am content to agree to disagree. But yo
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by nbschulze 10y ago
I think you're making the right argument, I just don't think you're making it super clear. (I think) what you're saying, is 'There is nothing wrong with supporting an opposing viewpoint. There is a huge problem with
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by nbschulze 10y ago
Location: Des Moines, IA Remote: Only Willing to relocate: No Technologies: iOS, Android, Java, CSS, Javascript, Web & Mobile Design Résumé/CV: https://s3.amazonaws.com/nschulze/resume.pdf Portfo
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by nbschulze 10y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: Des Moines, IA Remote: Only Willing to relocate: No Technologies: iOS, Android, Java, CSS, Javascript, Web & Mobile Design Résumé/CV: https://s3.amazonaws.com/nschulze/res
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by nbschulze 10y ago
Yep, and the other two guys were both over 5'8". Actually, out of every distance event, 2/3 of the medal winners were over 5'8". Feyisa Lilesa is 5'9" Galen Rupp is 5'11" Mo Farah is 5'9&quo
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by nbschulze 10y ago
http://www.coachjayjohnson.com/2011/11/eight-week-general-st... We used a lot of this stuff in college. I don't know if it's perfect, but it's a good place to start.
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by nbschulze 10y ago
Running is incredibly therapeutic, it's the perfect time to clear your head and get deep in thought. It's almost meditative in a way, I loved hitting the point just before I really started to push myself, where my body and mind se
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by nbschulze 10y ago
> Why are you getting aggressive? You have your opinion, I have my opinion, no need to snap. I hope you don't think that counts as aggression, hardly. And while you are certainly entitled to your opinion, considering you know nothin
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by nbschulze 10y ago
Still not closer to 5 foot tall. I don't know how or why this is still an argument. Marathon runners are not 5' tall. That's tiny. And average height in the Netherlands is right at 6'.
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by nbschulze 10y ago
I don't think you know anything about the cause and effect relationship considering you have no idea who I am let alone what is wrong with me knee. I haven't been running like that since I was in college. I wore down cartilage in
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by nbschulze 10y ago
That kinda says what I'm saying, top marathoners/distance runners are of average height (around 5'7").
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by nbschulze 10y ago
I'm not saying I wasn't thin. I definitely was. However, you wouldn't have been able to pick me out from a crowd as a 'cross country runner'. And to be competitive at that level, you can't be carrying around an
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by nbschulze 10y ago
That is not the truth. While generally not over 6 feet tall, the Olympic distance runners had a very normal height distribution. One of the shorter, Hillary Bor, is still 5' 7".
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by nbschulze 10y ago
This is pretty far off. I'm 6'4" and weighed 165 when I ran cross country competitively. I didn't look like the type of runner you're describing, neither did 90% of my teammates. Running more than a mile at a time w
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by nbschulze 10y ago
I ran 80-90 miles per week while in college and continued running 20-30 per week for a couple of years after until my knee stopped cooperating (I'm really looking forward to knee surgery in October). I have experienced some of the desc
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by nbschulze 10y ago
I think you're being a little nitpicky with my language here. And I in no way implied, "You won't get fit without hard work because you won't deserve it." Going for a short walk is still exercise and isn't all
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by nbschulze 10y ago
I've had something similar happen with my girlfriend and it can be a tough balance. She has just recently taken an interest in working out more and teaching her how to push herself more has been just as important as actually teaching h
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by nbschulze 10y ago
Yes, that is one hundred percent accurate. They should have added "and get weird looks from the people around you" to the end of that quote.
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by nbschulze 10y ago
I completely agree with you there. HIIT is a great way to get a quick workout in. It is just not fun or easy (like you've said). My problem is more with the tone of a lot of these articles. They come across like a bad advertisement for
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by nbschulze 10y ago
Forgive me if I'm wrong here, but all of the recent articles on HIIT seem so odd to me. I feel like a lot of these articles are geared for people to read and go 'Finally! I can get my entire workout done in one minute' and th
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by nbschulze 11y ago
That's awesome. All our splits were written down with pencil in our logs so I definitely felt that pain. I can definitely see a lot of places you could take it. Hope it all goes well!
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by nbschulze 11y ago
Cool. Thank you!
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by nbschulze 11y ago
Are the guys from TRAC here? It would be great to know more about it. I ran in college, my brother ran in college, my sister hopes to as well. I have always been frustrated that I couldn't follow along with those trackers online. We al
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by nbschulze 11y ago
I've worked with a lot of different startups, mainly as an iOS developer. I've picked up web design and development as needed and pursue it in my spare time. Love working with smart and passionate people. Am open to both contract
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by nbschulze 11y ago
For real though, it's crazy how easy it is. I found my original Pi buried in some old stuff and was just like 'screw it, I'm going to do something with this' and then I was playing Pokemon Yellow that weekend. I've
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by nbschulze 11y ago
It would be great if anyone had more insight on this. I roast a pound of coffee about once every other week in my garage. I obviously grind it later, as I use it. It would be nice to know if this is something that compounds over time or if

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