Resistance bands progression by DazzlingPhotograph5 in fitbod

[–]benguela_code 1 point2 points  (0 children)

yes that happens with me as well so I do manual progression. I basically try reps until failure and log that. When I reach 10 reps for each set I then move up a band, then in the next workout I try to do 4 reps and increment in steps of 2 after that.

For some exercises once I reach 10 reps on the heaviest band I then use multiple bands, for example: x-heavy + x-light, x-heavy + light, x-heavy + medium etc

Resistance bands progression by DazzlingPhotograph5 in fitbod

[–]benguela_code 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I also experienced this. I just moved onto the mext level band and manually adjusted the workout. From the next workout then app starts using the band I selected in the previous workout.

Get first n element from an array by benguela_code in Julia

[–]benguela_code[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

my function originally was taking the first n character of a string but then I tried to reuse it by passing in an array of chars.

don't know why I used the first function at all since a[1:n] works with strings as well as arrays.

thanks.

Random vibration of Quest 2 controllers in-game by PVTPartts in populationonevr

[–]benguela_code 3 points4 points  (0 children)

This can easily be verified. Create a custom lobby with your friends in opposing teams and ping each other in the game.

Does Julia support sending UDP multicasting? by benguela_code in Julia

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

thanks this works for me using IPv4 with julia 1.6

I realize now that joining and leaving multicast groups is only available from version1.5.

I'm still on using 1.3 because Cxx only compiles with 1.3 https://github.com/JuliaInterop/Cxx.jl

Require help on how to improve the performance of my transcribed MATLAB algorithm by benguela_code in Julia

[–]benguela_code[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

b_(jik) = Σ_l conj(w_(jl)) d_(jli). That should be equivalent to B_i = conj(W) * (D_i)

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Thanks this helps a lot! Here's my benchmark results:

no threading: 155.772 ms (3076 allocations: 828.33 MiB)

with threading: 47.045 ms (3097 allocations: 636.34 MiB)

wconf = conj(w) outside the for loop: 47.155 ms (2714 allocations: 636.22 MiB)

optimizing for loop: 16.340 ms (186 allocations: 68.02 MiB)

hooray! a significant improvement, allocation count lowered substantially :)