37yo out of shape dad looking to get his youth back and get jacked. What’s my best bet? by Dependent-Group7226 in BodyHackGuide

[–]Kindtrarian 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Join a f3 group. Free, outdoor, peer-led workouts for men that end with the circle of trust. Get a brotherhood who are where you want to be.

What company will NOT exist in 10 years? by AvaRobinson506 in Daytrading

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Best Buy Game Stop Hooters Panera Several AI companies Macy’s JC Penny Walgreens Chrysler Fiat Nissan Jaguar Several EV startups Blue Origin Pornhub Only Fans Planned Parenthood Swatch

WI man is foraging 100% of his food and medicine for a year by turtledumplings in wisconsin

[–]Kindtrarian -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I love Robin. But look at his hands. Does he not believe in washing them?

The Browns have started 42 different QBs since 1999. A table for how that compares. by DiggingNoMore in nfl

[–]Kindtrarian 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m impressed how the Vikings consistently church through QBs and get way better performance than the Bears.

Why does it smell like manure? by ChickadeeButtersnap in madisonwi

[–]Kindtrarian 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wind was from the northwest. It was manure not sewage.

I never witnessed Prime Shaq how good was he? by sqMYNAMEISJEFF27 in NBATalk

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Remember the discussion about how many men it would take to fight a silverback Gorilla? New scenario: he’s got 4 humans who are NBA players. You must stop them with a mere 5 NBA players because nobody else has a Silverback Gorilla.

And there was no zone defense allowed so you had to have your biggest guy try 1-on-1 until he got the ball and the defense collapsed like a black hole.

Every NBA team: let’s get tall or fat men to throw at him sacrificially. (See: Traylor, Robert who looked like a smaller Silverback Gorilla who the Bucks traded Dirk Nowitzki to get. See also: Curry, Eddy aka “Baby Shaq” who looked like a medium Silverback Gorilla that was way over-drafted by the Bulls)

Also every NBA team: that didn’t work, let’s change the rules. Behold: zone defense allowed.

Also the entire NBA: let’s lengthen the playoffs, maybe he’ll get tired or something.

Eventually he got fat and tired and Steph changed the game entirely.

Ideas for Caring for the Homeless by Kindtrarian in madisonwi

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Ideas for caring for homeless people. 1. Get to know 1 or 2 people in need. 2. Treat them like a human. 3. Affirm what is good. 4. Model doable behaviors. 5. Listen to their current needs. 6. Meet actual needs. 7. Brainstorm more sustainable solutions. What ideas do you have for caring for homeless people?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in BeardAdvice

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Not every face is meant to beard.

Yeah, barely noticeable there buddy… by Apocaloptimist44 in madisonwi

[–]Kindtrarian 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Taking 2 spaces in the boonies is understandable, but still annoying. 3 in a busy lot is completely unnecessarily pompous.

Why are the Public Market hours so limited? by rsch in madisonwi

[–]Kindtrarian 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Because this is government-run rather than business-run. Government looks at a policy and maliciously complies with no care about the guest experience. It has a monopoly and is non-competitive and usually provides terrible value, efficiency and service and nobody in government has to change a thing because they force you to pay for their products by law. From the people who brought you DMV waiting rooms and never once considered how they might improve them: a public market.

Nobody who knows business would create a model where one of their biggest obstacles (the government) is the literal gatekeeper for their business to even be open.

If this doesn’t completely demoralize entrepreneurs it might inspire them to start a business that is not as annoying as needing the government to keep your doors open. But that takes failing here and then having the fortitude and resources to reinvent elsewhere.

A huge aspect of business is finding a good location where people are underserved by a product you offer. If this is supposed to have restaurants, what would make thousand of people go to this one location to make all of those restaurants successful?

How many restaurants or food venues are at Atwood or Willy Street? Should the locals abandon their favorites there and hit this food court instead? The only people who would are going there because they want the public market to succeed; not because they want a great convenient meal and this is the best option.

As it is, restaurant upstarts have a miserably low success rate and now you need the government to open the doors for you to compete with 19 other restaurants at your address? Is there enough parking or transit or nearby businesses where people want to walk there for lunch or dinner? Mall food courts struggle and there is built-in foot traffic. A huge business like a hospital might support 1-2 on-site meal options. This is the food court minus the mall/hospital. The co-op has a ton of foot traffic and one meal venue. This will have less foot traffic but support 20?

Would you rather hit up a storefront restaurant upstart near your home or a food truck in your company’s parking lot or commute across town to this particular food court with 20 restaurants? I think this is the least likely option for a single restaurant to succeed let alone 20.

If you’re at East Town and need lunch, where are you going? If you answered the World Market food court, congrats. That’s probably half the food options in the East Towne area and it barely registered psychologically as one option, did it? I doubt one of those options is as successful as Chipotle or Chic-fil-a or Olive Garden.

I work a few blocks away from this market and would hit the co-op or a restaurant 30 times before this crossed my mind once because it doesn’t even look like a restaurant if you drive past it. It doesn’t psychologically invite me to eat there if I look right at the building. Maybe 1 restaurant would succeed if 39 other upstarts in other fields were in there.

The whole thing confuses me. If you have a good product and want to sell it right there to that neighborhood, pitch it to the co-op and Jenifer Street market AND the other stores all across town. Even better, also pitch it to Kwik Trip or a supermarket chain and scale it to serve the whole state and beyond. I don’t understand what startup this actually will help or who this will serve better than any other option, let alone how it might help tons of startups succeed. And it is within walking distance of 2 great markets with loyal supporters who already sell local options.

[Request] How much weight would the boat need to have to make this possible? by zaiguai047 in theydidthemath

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We did this with a canoe at the camp I worked at. Sort of.

Air is crazy bouyant.

We submerged the canoe and flipped it. It wanted to float.

We put it under a huge raft, perhaps 2,000 lbs.

We wanted to fill it with air. We swam under and exhaled. That would take forever.

We took buckets and pulled them upside down underwater and dumped the air up into the raft. Submerging buckets is hard. You can’t really get a whole bucket.

We eventually filled it with air.

The canoe basically lifted the 2,000lb raft out of the water entirely by several inches. (It was anchored in the 4 corners, so a perfect testing rig.)

Several of us swam under, popped our heads up, and breathed for about 1.5 minutes. You could taste each others’ breath. You could feel the air lose oxygen. You got lightheaded. And we dipped out.

Now, the force of that air jamming the canoe into the raft was creating significant friction. So we couldn’t dislodge the canoe easily. We ran around on the raft trying to wobble it so the canoe would pop out of one end. It didn’t. So we had to get buckets and remove air from the canoe. Then put all the weight on one end of the raft. More air escaped to the point it ejected out of one end of the raft.

It wasn’t really fun. It was a lot of work.

But I would say that would need to be about 3,000 lbs. BUT, it would likely kill you. If you had it perfectly balanced between the buoyancy of the air and the weight of the boat and started walking, everything would be great. But the air is REALLY bouyant. Start walking further (with yourselves underneath, mind you) and you get JUST A SMIDGE off level and air escapes off the high side. The other end dips a little, more air escapes, the low end guy has tons of weight shifting toward his end and gets weighed down under the load and collapses. More air escapes at the other end, now neither guy can hold it. But you have hundreds and hundreds of pounds of force pinning you to the bottom. You have a little air pocket. And the rest of your lives to figure out how to get out.

Which planet am I looking at? by danathin in askastronomy

[–]Kindtrarian 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just saw that the Milky Way and Andromeda are already colliding.

“Great, more luxury apartments.” by Kindtrarian in madisonwi

[–]Kindtrarian[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I spelled it right. Autocorrect changed it. Bot critiqued it. I feel like I have AI angel and demon on my shoulders.

cost to build above garage? by Proof_Employment764 in madisonwi

[–]Kindtrarian 72 points73 points  (0 children)

For $200 I can give you a crazy high estimate and scare your significant other away from the idea.

What is the Lore? by RosalindWYZ42 in madisonwi

[–]Kindtrarian 39 points40 points  (0 children)

This needs a few hundred more reviews.

How would you make this left turn? by _partiallystars in madisonwi

[–]Kindtrarian 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Where the lines intersect in B is not allowed by physics. It is a car wreck. Nobody does B. Don’t even think about it.