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rcarr
4y ago
Gracias! Espero conozco ambos países algún día.
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4y ago
I like the structure of it and can see myself making progress with it every day. It’s also relatively cheap at around £70/year.
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4y ago
I’ve been teaching myself Spanish over the last two years, primarily through Duolingo but increasingly been branching out into other stuff like Netflix and newspapers. Also in the process of making a bilingual blog to practice my writing sk
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4y ago
En este momento, solamente artículos
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4y ago
> I tend to disagree. Our society is seriously not that bad, the fact we can talk freely about how bad it is show that is better than many other societies. This seems analogous to Stockholm Syndrome. The “kidnappers aren’t that bad, if t
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Ask HN: Spanish speakers of HN, what are some good devs/blogs to follow?
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4y ago
> I think we are talking past eachother. I think we are too. > You constructed an elaborate and plausible narrative why someone is depressed because of their economic situation. However, it ignores the person in identical situation wh
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4y ago
Haha yeah absolutely don't use something with unpadded straps!
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I agree with some of your points but not all of it. Healthy food can be affordable if you know what to buy and how to cook it. But I disagree that it is cheaper than junk food and it is certainly less convenient to cook and purchase. In the
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4y ago
Second and third order effects. If the main cause of poverty is unaffordable housing and low wages and poverty is one of the leading causes of depression then the people who have the ability to tackle the housing crisis and low wages but in
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4y ago
For what it’s worth, try bringing the exercise to you. If you like cycling, set up a turbo trainer or exercise bike in your house. If you like weightlifting, get some dumbbells or a sandbag or a squat rack. Reduce the friction and set yours
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4y ago
Put a backpack on with some weight in it and go for the same walk. You’ll get a much better workout, you’ll feel better and it doesn’t even feel all that different to walking without it. If you want more information on this have a read thro
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4y ago
I agree that people do need to put the effort in themselves. I just think that they put the effort in when they have breathing space and hope. If people can’t see a way out of their situation then they won’t put any effort in, they’ve becom
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4y ago
I didn’t say free, I said subsidised. You need to reduce friction for good habits and increase friction for bad ones. At the minute, our societies do the exact opposite. Unhealthy food and Netflix and cheap. Healthy food and education are e
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4y ago
No not at all. Rich people who benefit from the system can also be victim to it in other ways. Not all managers are sociopaths and I’m sure a lot of them feel shit about some of the things they have to do in order to maintain their jobs. An
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4y ago
“If exercise could be packaged in a pill, it would be the single most widely prescribed and beneficial medicine in the nation.” Robert Butler
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4y ago
What is currently called “depression” needs splitting up into finer grained categories because it’s become a useless catch all term at this point. I would argue that the people who are really truly rendered catatonic (and so likely have som
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4y ago
Came here to say the same thing, hnrss in your feed reader of choice is the way to go
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4y ago
Some good resources for finding blogs: https://ooh.directory/ https://bearblog.dev/discover/ https://blogroll.org/ https://www.gyford.com/phil/blogroll/ htt
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4y ago
A lot of people are still using them, especially in the IndieWeb scene. I came across this really cool blog last night (click the different theme switchers in the top right) and the author is using one: https://localghost.dev
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4y ago
I’ve started using Feedbin to subscribe to pretty much everything: RSS, Twitter, Mastodon, HN, YouTube, Reddit and, most relevantly in terms of this post, newsletters. It gives you a custom email address for sign up forms and then if you d
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4y ago
Why did they film it on a PotatoCam3000?
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4y ago
I've got a black and white brother laser printer that I've had for years now and it's awesome. I would never buy an inkjet printer for home use again. If I want photos, I'll get them printed at a photoshop.
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4y ago
Been building my blog with this the last couple of weeks. It's great and this version seems to sand down some of the rough edges (error messages used to be terrible, now they look like they'll be useful, content collections mean I
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4y ago
This guy also made a bash ssg, no hot reloading though as far as I’m aware: https://github.com/karlb/karl.berlin
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4y ago
Yeah I can’t speak much to this I haven’t tried it so I’m not a massive authority but I can share the little I do know. I also found out about HRT through rogan and later just how widespread steroid use (estimated 1 million users in the UK
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4y ago
> Even though the routines are great, her style didn't quite resonate with me (it's too spiritual/positive for an engineer like me). Yeh this is what I like about down dog, it’s very customisable. You can choose all kinds
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4y ago
Yes, EXR has an FTP test built into it and it will calibrate the workouts you do around that. https://exrgame.com/support/ftp There’s generally more information out there regarding FTP and cycling/triathlon than r
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Nah nothing specific, I just use it on whatever muscles I know I’ve worked out or anything that is sore the next day. You can pick them up cheap on Amazon, there’s not much benefit to buying one of the name brand ones that I can see. Althou
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4y ago
> I'll probably rely on online resources rather than coaching. I'm not sure I would find person I would trust in my small town. You could look into getting a Stryd power meter. I believe it gives you insight into your running f
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