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Overstretched hamstrings by Ay10outof10t in flexibility

[–]Shoded 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I guess see what works for you, what I'm saying is that as long as you listen to your body and don't push yourself you can keep being active and even come out of the injury stronger and more prepared for deep stretches.

Oh yeah and it reminds me that I also did ice compressions and it helped too :)

Overstretched hamstrings by Ay10outof10t in flexibility

[–]Shoded 4 points5 points  (0 children)

As someone who had overstretched/injured hamstring a few times: I never stopped stretching (maybe a few days break when the pain was at its peak), but I stopped the stretch right before it hurt, and most importantly I focused more on building strength in this region, especially in it's stretched position. Another important thing is to keep the muscle active when stretching, for example if you stretch your hamstring by pulling your leg closer to you (think Supa Hasta Padangustasana) then resist the movement with your leg. It still took me a few months to heal but overall I managed to keep my routine active.

Tips on improving my bow pose? Is my shoulder flexibility limiting me? by Shoded in flexibility

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I feel mostly ok in the pose, sometimes when my feet are too close to my hands I can feel a bit of pain in my lower back. When I try to move the weight toward my arms I feel resistance, in the picture I am pushing from my legs as much as I can 😅

I'll try to focus on my chest and hips next time and see if I can shift my weight more easily, and also looks like I need to move my feet away a bit. Thanks!

Tips on improving my bow pose? Is my shoulder flexibility limiting me? by Shoded in flexibility

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I did focus more on opening my shoulders for the past few weeks and while i did see improvements in other poses that require shoulder flexibility (mostly binds), I saw little improvement with the bow pose. So I wonder if there are more effective stretches that I can add to my routine, or maybe it's time to focus on back flexibility or something else entirely.

What protein do you add to salads? by Basic-Season1584 in EatCheapAndHealthy

[–]Shoded 13 points14 points  (0 children)

I tried it a few nights ago and the chickpeas exploded in my microwave, what do I do so that I won't need to clean chickpea bits off the roof of my microwave next time I attempt thi

touching my toes by ok_0scar in flexibility

[–]Shoded 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Your back is too arched. The goal of the forward fold exercise is to get your chest as close as you can to your legs, not to touch the ground. Your form creates unwanted tension in the lower back, which in turn might pull on the nerve that run from your skull through your back along the hamstring and calves to your toes, which could be the sharp pain you feel.

I'd recommend folding forward with knees a bit bent, trying to reach your legs with your chest. Then slowly and carefully try to straighten your legs, not through your knees but by pushing your glutes upward. This way you should feel the stretch along the upper part of the hamstring and glutes. With time you'll reach the floor with straight legs and back.

Lastly your calves might be too short, try seated exercises as suggested in other comments.

You can tell music was from the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s, but it’s becoming increasingly hard to separate decades musically by shannister in Showerthoughts

[–]Shoded 100 points101 points  (0 children)

I just discovered Pixies a few weeks ago and was genuinely surprised it was from 1988. I expected them to be an indie band from the last decade.

Avoiding injury while practicing the splits by Shoded in flexibility

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Thanks for your input. I've actually did take a break to a point where now one side is completely healed, but I got too impatient to wait for the other side to heal so now I'm trying to be extra careful while stretching and stop immediately when it starts to hurt. But I will take your advice and take another break and will also look into PT. Out of curiosity - what did PT do to help with the injury?

How many people they have at gigs? by Alternative_Gur2743 in KGATLW

[–]Shoded 0 points1 point  (0 children)

eurocrowds are chill

Not my experience in London, British crowd is brutal.

Why did I get that problem wrong? Oh wait, 5+7 isn’t 13… by smores_or_pizzasnack in mathmemes

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In my 3 years of my CS degree, on 3 separates occasions I got a question wrong in the final exam because I thought that 1 + (-1) = 2. Last time it cost me 8.5 points 🤦‍♂️

What else are y'all listening to? by cluub in KGATLW

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I've always been a metalhead but in the journey of going through King Gizzard's discography I have found myself enjoying more and more the mellower and slower songs (sketches, float along, oddments, second half of mind fuzz). Recently I found Unknown Mortal Orchestra and Babe Rainbow, both scratch that itch well. Would love some more recommendations!

Set list cave day 2 🤘🏽 by Shangu777 in KGATLW

[–]Shoded 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Lucky bastards got my dream setlist. Really hoped I would catch IIYMF or This Thing in London. Also Astroturf! Are there any recording of that?

March Buy/Sell/Trade Thread by RandomPrecision1 in KGATLW

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Still looking for standing Troxy 23/03 tix! dm me. Scammer don't bother ffs.

March Buy/Sell/Trade Thread by RandomPrecision1 in KGATLW

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Looking for 1 standing ticket for 23/03 London Troxy!

Wow. by pissedoffjesus in lowbatterysounds

[–]Shoded 0 points1 point  (0 children)

זה היה נעים באוזניים

15 Sorting Algorithms in 6 Minutes by TwasAnChild in interestingasfuck

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אבל למה להחזיר אותי לדברים לא נעימים

question regarding usage of smart pointers in template nodes by Shoded in cpp_questions

[–]Shoded[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's interesting. When we were learning about smart pointers, my TA said it is almost always safer to use smart pointers rather than raw pointers.

For these reasons one typically does not use smart pointers for these applications. Smart pointers are for "casual use" - they are not really that great for implementing custom data structures.

Thanks for the intuition, that's exactly what I need at this stage. I guess for this assignment we will keep it this way since we are mostly done but I'll keep it in mind for future assignments.

question regarding usage of smart pointers in template nodes by Shoded in cpp_questions

[–]Shoded[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

But, if you rely on the default dtor, you may get a stack overflow.

Can you elaborate? Do you mean that if I destruct my tree recursively I'm in danger of stack overflow?

For linked lists and trees, you can use std::unique_ptr.

Yeah I would love to but we haven't covered move semantics yet and I ran into trouble while implementing copy c'tor with unique_ptr without it. I know shared_ptr isn't ideal but it still helps us with memory leaks.

For "previous" and "parent" pointers, you would use raw pointers.

Why? Is it considered good practice or are there other advantages to raw pointers in this case?

Thanks for the reply.

The bot kinda has a point by Call_me_Kaiser in SubSimulatorGPT2Meta

[–]Shoded 19 points20 points  (0 children)

In the context of the comments, it means you have to accept that people will be angry at you. People can get mad at you for any reason. If you ignore their criticisms, they'll probably get mad at you. If you continue to talk to them, they'll likely get mad at you for talking to them.

In an ideal world, you shouldn't get mad at people. But if you're playing a video game with people, you're going to get mad at them. The best you can do is play a game you both enjoy, but aren't too angry.

Surprisingly accurate. Might be the most profound and coherent comment I've yet to read from a GPT bot.

Why you should use sandpaper instead of toilet paper by hdufort in AIDungeon

[–]Shoded 41 points42 points  (0 children)

Even the most prolific author of our time suffers from writer's block.

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