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Alaskan Huskies Have a VO2 Max Three Times Greater Than Olympic Marathon Runners
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Climbing Kilimanjaro in a Wheelchair
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Went into it a little bit here, I call it recursive journaling. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34686207 The best way to set it up is using Obsidian with the Calendar and Breadcrumbs plugins.
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You might be interested in this, great fun and it'll get you rowing using FTP which is a better way of doing things than pace (standard in the cycling world, surprised it's taking so long to filter into rowing): https://
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4y ago
Cheap equipment for resistance training at home: - Good quality, XL exercise mat (google miramat). This should be your first purchase. Make an environment you actually want to train in. Alternatively, if you're building a full home gym
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Tbh mate I think this is a bit of a daft contrarian take. Clearly you would offer it to existing employees to see if anyone was interested then, if not, hire new employees like I said in the comment. If you've still failed to find an e
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There seems to me like there is a clear third option here which is for the organisation to buy an online rust course or select some of the (many) free materials online and pay a few existing employees (or new employees with previous program
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It’s interesting because I’ve experimented a lot and this is almost the exact opposite to what I like my morning routine to be though I do see the benefits of the approach. Breaking it down: - Silence I suppose my mornings are silent by def
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Journaling AND systematically reviewing the journals after certain time periods. If you’re only doing the former you’re probably only reaping about 40% of the benefits of journaling.
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Journal daily. Each week, review the week’s journal entries and review the previous weekly entry. Set your targets for the coming week. At the end of each month, compare each of the four end of week journal entries and also review the previ
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> Body builders are physique athletes motivated by aesthetics. They used to be, but now the majority of competitions have actually moved towards sheer size. Arnold Schwarzenegger, among others, is a vocal critic of this so they actuall
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It’s absolutely wonderful for long distance endurance athletes because you no longer have to either suffer through that period where your body switches to burning fat or otherwise keep taking in carbohydrates at steady intervals. It does ho
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Nervous system stress/spinal load also plays a big part in maximising the amount of stress you an out a muscle group under. Louie Simmons famously has all his lifters do a fuck ton of belt squats because you can do way more of them tha
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Yeah but you basically get two stories every unit so it’s not a lot of practice. It’s weird that they have dedicated speaking and listening lessons but no dedicated writing lessons (you could count stories or general practice as reading). I
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If you pay for the subscription version, there are dedicated listening and speaking lessons on the practice page that tend to be more challenging than the ones you get in the lessons. It would be nice for them to add a writing version as we
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Feedbin give you your own email address if you’re interested in grouping newsletters with your RSS feeds. You could also sign up to all your newsletters using the + trick e.g myemail+newsletter@provider.com and then have all of those emails
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Personally, given your existing skillset, I would master javascript. Start off trying to build a blog using a simple static site generator like either 11ty or Astro and then take it from there. You might find this site useful: https:/
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Ask HN: Sublime Text users, what plugins are you using?
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Possibly an unpopular opinion (which is ironic), but I think this could do with taking popularity into account. The vast majority of music out there is generic landfill at best, and just outright bad at worst. I think once you've done
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Magnetic paper feel screen protectors are pretty good in my opinion if you haven't tried one yet. I picked one up for about £10-£15 on Amazon.
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From the day of release, you get about seven years before you stop being able to upgrade to the latest iOS version. Say you pay £800 for the phone and keep it for the full seven years, that works out at about 32p a day. For something that i
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Bill Hicks on people who work in marketing: Kill yourself. Seriously. You are the ruiner of all things good. Seriously. No this is not a joke. You’re [going], “There’s going to be a joke coming.” There’s no fucking joke coming. You are Sata
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I agree with this, I had a friend who lived in a caravan in a forest in the north of England with a bunch of hippies. They'd throw parties now and again and there were tons of them. There are loads of people doing van life for various
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I agree. I have come to view social media and dating apps as the virtual equivalent of bars - just like bars in real life, there seems to be a trendy hotspot for five years or so that then gradually declines in popularity as new ones open u
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> various rushed trade deals (Australia / NZ) made to satisfy the newspapers, despite them harming domestic farming for nothing in return I think the government have inadvertently fucked up with this one. The AUS trade deal increase
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Over the past month I've started using RSS through a combination of ReadKit and Feedibin for everything I possibly can. YouTube videos, Reddit, Twitter, News Websites, Blogs, Newsletters. All of it, RSS. And it is absolutely fucking aw
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Reverse RSS Feed (2013)
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I was toying with buying a typewriter and a scanner and then using said typewriter for all first drafts and scanning them into the computer with OCR software to save time having to type them up. However I ended up discovering that the Apple
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Bert Kreischer on storytelling: https://youtu.be/h3PA-re8GeIx https://youtu.be/DOZ0cLkXnhY
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Nuraphones, they have extra speakers just for bass and an 'immersion' slider to fine tune it. I doubt you'll find anything better. They're not the comfiest things in the world though. https://www.nurasound.com
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