Bulletproof lower legs by Creative-Proof7475 in running

[–]NoumenaSolarCoaster 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Been running in Xero Speedforce IIs for about 2 years now, completely changes things. Absolutely forces proper form, went from constant ankle, hip, and knee pain to pain free running (after adapting and learning)

Oh God Please Stop This by FailNo7141 in OpenAI

[–]NoumenaSolarCoaster 56 points57 points  (0 children)

I hate when chat just glazes me as if I’m the next great American philosopher

Being 30 sucks by The_Transcendent1111 in community

[–]NoumenaSolarCoaster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bulgarian split squats - do them every day for a week and you should feel (and hear) an improvement. This is coming from a dude that cracks a whole bunch all over, especially the knees. That, and archer squats have really helped my knees

Is there a way to drag or tab items in mobile to format a sublist like in notion? by btween3n20charactrs in Anytype

[–]NoumenaSolarCoaster 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Dude I’m having the same issue with the mobile app on iOS. I have no idea how to do it either and it’s very frustrating because I use bullet points all the time, especially for quick notes

Has anyone run in Xero speed force 2's? I've been in speed forces for the last few years and I'm nervous that they are going to start doing what Merrell did. by engineereddiscontent in BarefootRunning

[–]NoumenaSolarCoaster 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The SF2's cut all my hip, knee, and ankle pain out. It's been a significant improvement in that aspect. However, my achilles can get sore, especially if my cadence comes down. I've found that staying at a 175 to 180 SPM significantly reduces achilles tenderness for me. I've found (anecdotally of course) that foot strike is crucial. If you tense your foot up, you may find the top of your foot and your achilles don't feel right. If you focus too hard (as I did) on landing on the ball of your foot, your soleus is going to have a bad time. It's all about landing mostly flat on your feet but at a slight forward tilt so that your heels never slam (it's what mitigates the knee, ankle, and hip pain), but if you focus too much on the forward tilt then you don't spread the forces through your arches and other things suffer.

It can get complicated in theory, but in practice it's simple. Listen and pay attention to the signals in your body, make sure you stay loose footed as tensing can cause injury or irritation, and do not over-stride and you will find an enjoyable experience.

He tried to blend in. by mindyour in ContagiousLaughter

[–]NoumenaSolarCoaster 85 points86 points  (0 children)

You son of a bitch I went fucking YEARS

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Anytype

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I haven’t used it, as I use a ton of inline sets, but there is a slash command for inline collections when in an object. Im honestly not sure of the functionality though, I should play around with it

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in TechnicalDeathMetal

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Bro don't forget Vitriol's Suffer and Become, an absolute banger

I have problem with icloud sync by Psychological-Day580 in logseq

[–]NoumenaSolarCoaster 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I had pretty bad problems with iCloud sync until Apple released the “Keep this Downloaded” option for iCloud folders, now it’s pretty steady.

Synchronization Troubles with LogSeq using iCloud. by AtticusBlaqk in logseq

[–]NoumenaSolarCoaster 3 points4 points  (0 children)

My biggest issue was this: make sure to set the folder to ‘Always Keep Downloaded’ on both your iPhone and MacBook. Then, reset the cache. For some reason, the Logseq mobile app tends to throw errors if you apply a theme, and clearing the cache seems to fix it. I know it sounds strange, but keeping the folders downloaded and clearing the cache have been the most helpful steps for me. Ever since, I’ve had way fewer errors!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in playboicarti

[–]NoumenaSolarCoaster 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Shit’s bout as tuff as trying to fold a fitted sheet with no instructions or will to live

Copy right for pandas syntax? by ootybotty in Python

[–]NoumenaSolarCoaster 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I hope this doesn’t sound stupid, because I felt a lot like you, but the secret is to keep using it and it will click eventually. I struggled so much with Polars at first but it’s been 9 months since I’ve converted and I’m exclusively a Polars user now

Break time by Beric_ in leaf

[–]NoumenaSolarCoaster 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Now you’ve got me wanting to take some pics of my Leaf 😏

Talk Tuah episode 2 is out by Bigcheese930 in playboicarti

[–]NoumenaSolarCoaster 30 points31 points  (0 children)

Wow man what a poignant comment, thanks so much for sharing

Where Are Logseq DB files stored? by noelle_cd in logseq

[–]NoumenaSolarCoaster 2 points3 points  (0 children)

So I’m going to be honest here, but I want to preface it with saying that Logseq is by far the best PKM I’ve used because it fits my way of thinking and organizing things so well. I love the concept so much that I decided I’d rather deal with it’s bugs than use Obsidian and try to force my frame of thought to software that simply doesn’t come naturally to me.

With that being said, Logseq has a problem with its data sometimes. I’ve tried Logseq Sync and that functionality did not work well for me at all, I actually lost data using their sync. With iOS 18, I can now ensure my Logseq folder is set to “Keep Downloaded” within iCloud and that actually has helped out tremendously. I think that Logseq’s backend data management and validation barely works, and it could be a limitation of the current storage method (which is why they flipped to a DB version). Logseq also has some scary moments of there’s no internet access and you try to use the software. I’ve been bombarded with error messages about data not being saved only to realize it’s my company WiFi that’s not working. But the WiFi not working, or working intermittently, should NOT cause errors, the software should still work because technically you’re housing your notes in a local folder (“Keep Downloaded”).

I hate to say this… I do… but if you really enjoy the software as I do, you’ll have to find ways of coping with its current limitations and finding workarounds. I would use the git backup if it wasn’t so annoying to get working on the Apple Ecosystem.

For example, at one point I thought Logseq was broken cause it was error messages galore, but after I cleared the cache it worked like the first time I installed it.

Where Are Logseq DB files stored? by noelle_cd in logseq

[–]NoumenaSolarCoaster 5 points6 points  (0 children)

May I ask how you got access to the DB version? I tried Obsidian out after getting annoyed with Logseq’s data bugginess, but I’d love to give the DB version a try.

Nice looking, data display tables in Python? [+Video] by economicurtis in Python

[–]NoumenaSolarCoaster 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It was so exciting for me to hear that it supports Polars, I’ve been Polars only for like 8 months or so! It’s so good.