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by fiveg 3mo ago
One thing that I think gets looked past in studies like this is the “noob gains” effect. These participants are healthy adults but not highly trained. It’s pretty well known, in cycling at least, that hard interval training is super effecti
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by fiveg 3y ago
You might be thinking of Blindsight by Peter Watts. Great book.
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by fiveg 4y ago
Which one(s) would you suggest for little DIY things like home automation, print servers, etc?
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by fiveg 4y ago
Beautifully sampled in the intro to this mix by Nicholas Jaar: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2h1h1JdaWGk
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by fiveg 4y ago
This a pretty hot take. I'm in the early stages of learning go. So far I like it a lot, but I come from the perspective of a data person who only knows python. I want to learn a compiled language, what would you suggest instead?
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by fiveg 4y ago
Well you're adding two parties to the transaction. If you go to McDonald's you just have to pay McDonald's. If you use a delivery app you also have to pay the delivery person and the app.
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by fiveg 4y ago
I keep my life notes in plain text in a directory called "notes", usually formatted with markdown. I rarely render the markdown but I still find it useful for structuring my notes. I also incorporate a very lean take on getting th
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by fiveg 4y ago
I have thought about this actually. It sounds really interesting but at $1500 for 90 days of access I'll need to make sure to find a time when I don't have much on my plate for 90 days. How much time per week do you feel you need
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by fiveg 4y ago
I'm in a very similar position. Right now I'm working on tryhackme.com's junior pentester learning path. It's OK, but I think I'd be more excited to find a project or goal to focus on instead of a shallow overview o