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by rtkaratekid 7y ago
I’ve done it. I got extremely ripped and looked great, but actual performance suffered and I started feeling pretty terrible. I like how carbs solve those problems for me. However, if I’m doing 6+ hour efforts, I just eat fats and around ho
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by rtkaratekid 7y ago
You’re correct here. The long, low intensity type work lends itself to ketosis well, but power and strength not quite as much. This is because of the metabolic availability of energy from the two pathways. To throw my own anecdotes in, I’ve
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by rtkaratekid 7y ago
I’m amazed as well! Notifications are like permission for strangers to interrupt my life at their leisure. I don’t want their coupons, their announcements, their... whatever else. I’ve got important things in my life that I want to give my
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by rtkaratekid 7y ago
I used to use Instagram quite a bit. Got really frustrated with the vapidness and pointlessness of it. When I gave it up, I just felt like this weight had been lifted. No need to look at how cool others’ lives seem to be, just time to live
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by rtkaratekid 7y ago
I really like the idea of salary transparency, and I honestly don’t mind if someone is making more than me (as long as I don’t feel neglected). However, I was once hired at a company and had to move from across the country from a place I lo
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by rtkaratekid 7y ago
As an exmo, I think that sub is toxic and unhealthy and a terrible way to find balanced views. Very off topic from the article but I like to put that plug in wherever I can.
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by rtkaratekid 7y ago
Definitely! Which is why I try to moderate myself. I don't want to bring people down by any means at all.
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by rtkaratekid 7y ago
I looked into this but hadn't gotten to the point of using them when I made the switch. I may go back and try it out to see how it goes. Thanks for the encouragement.
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by rtkaratekid 7y ago
I did say I had a fantastic model with Tensorflow. I gave up after a while because I didn't have time to hack on that stuff. I wouldn't mind learning to and trying it out, but the nature of the small company meant I needed to find
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by rtkaratekid 7y ago
Late reply, but it was a bug using XLA GPUs to add concurrency to the training process. Maybe someone figured it out or fixed it, but I've moved on already.
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by rtkaratekid 7y ago
I think this stuff aaaaaall the time. I'm not crazy or anything, I just find it interesting!
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by rtkaratekid 7y ago
I agree with this. At some point during my "struggle" with depression, I realized it's just who I am. Severe depression should be treated, sure. But this "mild depression" in my mind is more of a personality trait t
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by rtkaratekid 7y ago
Piercing the veil... what an appropriate turn of phrase. I resonate a lot with your third paragraph. I also think it can be rude and unnecessary to expose people to this paradigm if they're not ready. It's a bad analogy, but it&#x
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by rtkaratekid 7y ago
Nah, I used to, but then I realized that I DO have things in common with people. Just because I don't have everything in common doesn't mean I have to isolate myself from them. It just means that some parts of my life are more app
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by rtkaratekid 7y ago
I definitely snorted out loud at work trying not to laugh at this...
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by rtkaratekid 7y ago
I'm not so depressed these days (thankfully) but this "realism" does tend to manifest is different ways. I'm very self-conscious about not dragging people down because some thoughts that I think daily that are normal for
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by rtkaratekid 7y ago
There's a little more on the subject of realists vs non-realists in the book "Thinking Fast and Slow" if the topic interests you. He doesn't link it to depression, but it's still quite an interesting read.
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by rtkaratekid 7y ago
I work at a small company as an engineer and recently was asked to do a project that would require some neural net magic. I had some experience with keras/tensorflow so that was my first choice. Despite the absolute nightmare of gettin
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by rtkaratekid 7y ago
Location: Salt Lake City, UT Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, C/C++, Java Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tristan-mayfield-225909173/ Email: mayfieldtristan at gmail Grad
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by rtkaratekid 7y ago
As someone with personal experience with psychiatric illness and having a degree in psychology and neuroscience, being trained on recognizing and treating disorders, I'd recommend avoiding attributing a clinical diagnosis to people wit
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by rtkaratekid 7y ago
Yes, I've used DTrace extensively. Unfortunately the tracepoints are limited and I've found that the MacOS kernel functions aren't quite the same as what you can find for Darwin/BSD. I think Apple is just uncomfortable w
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by rtkaratekid 7y ago
Love all the work Brenden has done on BPF. It's made my life much easier when working on Linux systems. I will definitely be getting this book. Does anyone know if MacOS is ever going to provide more BPF support? I've tried piping
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by rtkaratekid 7y ago
I agree. The higher the non-money relate commitment of getting to a location the fewer people I see. The ones I do see are generally people who have greater respect for where they are. Unfortunately I think that many wonderful places have f
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by rtkaratekid 7y ago
It's not just Iceland. My wife and I typically travel for the outdoors and we are extremely impact conscious. I've noticed a significant growth in outdoor activity in the last ten years or so. Along with the that growth I've