argyleaf

6 ms·

1.
by argyleaf 7y ago
I can't speak to endurance (I got into IF after my endurance-athlete days) but I know that body weight-based athletes do this to perform better. My experience is specific to rock climbing. When you are right at the edge of your abiliti
2.
by argyleaf 7y ago
It is an option but it is neither particularly breathable, nor flexible, nor inexpensive. For some PPE all you are looking for is no-melt (which would leave molten goo on your skin that would increase the damage)or provides a minimal level
3.
by argyleaf 7y ago
From your first link, the link to the WilmerHale [0] article is a 404. [0] https://www.wilmerhale.com/uploadedFiles/Shared_Content/Edit...
4.
by argyleaf 8y ago
WiX is a nightmare from which I am feverishly trying to awake...
5.
Nonmonetary Incentives and the Implications of Work as a Source of Meaning(pubs.aeaweb.org)
2 points by argyleaf 8y ago|0 comments
6.
by argyleaf 8y ago
From a former climber's perspective, moving expediently through terrain is frequently the safest mode of operation. Every second you are in the mountains you are exposing yourself to increased risk of a catastrophic accident. Even if t
7.
by argyleaf 8y ago
_Nice_. I tried a cheesecake once and the cooking time in the dutch oven was about 8 hours longer than expected (gave up waiting at 10p and left it in the coals overnight to finish). At least it was a nice breakfast. I have an idea on how I
8.
by argyleaf 8y ago
My troop had a Heavy Cream Patrol which prided itself on making gourmet food in the backcountry. This usually meant carrying extra equipment, learning to cook well with both backpacking stoves and live fire (more than just boiling water), a
9.
by argyleaf 8y ago
Not really given the highly integrated nature of laser manufacturers where they bundle the table, drives, CNC, material handling, power supply, and (often) SLA together. Additionally there is a lower run-rate of consumables in comparison to
10.
by argyleaf 9y ago
Totally hear you. I'm living in a small college-town-adjacent city in rural New England and though I occasionally have pangs of desire for the SV life of some college friends, working for an established company that is not a historic s