catuscubitus

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by catuscubitus 15d ago
Call that conserving energy. Contrary to commonly-held belief, calories are a very ambiguous concept.
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by catuscubitus 22d ago
I'm not sure if building anything is worth it at this stage. I wonder if starting it as a community-editable Proton Sheet would work. If that leads to an accumulation of quality links, it would be worth building a site for it.
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Ask HN: Any Curated Forum Directories?
5 points by catuscubitus 29d ago|6 comments
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by catuscubitus 1mo ago
> It’s actually exquisitely well-designed and painstaking crafted. It’s exactly the sort of app that the App Store ought to celebrate and highlight. Exactly what I thought at some point. Apple, or whoever they outsource their app store r
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by catuscubitus 2mo ago
> I haven't been updating AUR packages since the initial incident. The world of exploits and malware thanks you for your service. > Thankfully hadn't updated for a week prior to it. Chances are this started more than a week
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by catuscubitus 2mo ago
My app already is a webpage. I made Android and iOS apps for years. Got fed up with the arbitrary roadblocks, erratic whims of store reviewers, and general bureaucracy involved. Pushing a simple fix would sometimes be delayed for days and a
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by catuscubitus 2mo ago
https://gymify.it to seamlessly integrate exercise into daily life. Let me know if you have any feedback :)
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by catuscubitus 3mo ago
https://gymify.it to seamlessly integrate exercise into daily life, rather than rigidly scheduling and compartmentalizing it. Small exercise sessions of 1-2 minutes throughout the day clear my head, give me fresh ideas, and keep
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by catuscubitus 4mo ago
Yes, personally, this works very well for me for any exercise. To get better at pull- and push-ups, I just do lots of them and rarely ever go to my limits. I look at training as practice. My aim is to be comfortable with pull- and push-ups,
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by catuscubitus 4mo ago
I argue that taking a minute or two every hour or so to do a few reps of an exercise clears people's thinking, lends perspective, provides fresh ideas, is great for general mental health, and hence, makes people more productive and hap
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by catuscubitus 5mo ago
I stopped going to the gym years ago, because it took up too much of my time. It's how I train these days. It definitely works for me. I do micro-sessions of high resistance, high contraction variations throughout the day and am in the
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Ask HN: Casual Exercise in Pop Culture
2 points by catuscubitus 5mo ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: If you exercise, do you notice any mental benefits?
3 points by catuscubitus 5mo ago|5 comments
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by catuscubitus 6mo ago
I think the idea is awesome and has potential. The name could be catchier though. Personally, I would also prefer a web app. It's tough to get a social network or community off the ground without any existing base. Facebook took off be
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Ask HN: Where's the "Exercise at Home" Movement?
2 points by catuscubitus 3y ago|2 comments
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by catuscubitus 4y ago
https://hbit.app I made this app to inspire people to habitually and spontaneously exercise and to be physically active as an integral part of life. You can use the app solo to discover and share new exercises. And you can use i