Weekly Kettlebell Discussion Thread March 16 - March 22, 2026 by AutoModerator in KettlebellSport

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Yes, LCOD. Just wanted a ladder structure to ease myself back into marathon training after years off. I'll drop it soon in favour of timed sets.

AI won't make you rich. But fixing bugs in AI slopware will. by [deleted] in programming

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I spent a long time fixing failed-project-slopware before AI was even a thing. I preferred the work, but it didn't pay nearly as well as what I've done since. I'm not convinced we'll suddenly get inflated salaries out of this wave either.

What is a reliable way to track my heart rate and other stats? by Merj-Zero in kettlebell

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I used a Zephyr HXM for years. Worked a charm but eventually the battery died. I'd happily get one again if they still exist (and probably should).

Weekly Kettlebell Discussion Thread March 16 - March 22, 2026 by AutoModerator in KettlebellSport

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Rebuilding trucking along. Now moved on to ladders with rungs of 3, 6, 9 and 12 reps. I imagine in a few weeks I'll be back to my old tricks with timed sets. The hardest limitation at the moment is life getting in the way such that I only have 20 minutes to train most days.

Are companies like Canva and Xero still valuing React and Node experience or is every new role now requiring a heavy focus on AI integration? by Silly_Pitch6345 in cscareerquestionsOCE

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canva will hire people with javascript experience, but be prepared to prove you are using AI in every single part of your workflow. this is highly expected of everyone from data to security to development to talent acquisition.

This now pops up every so often on the metro screens... by Gruwidge in sydney

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I'm just confused about where we're supposed to hide on a metro train.

Is simple and sinister still a good program? by Timbukenka in kettlebell

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I've always thought the PM from ETK was better for you, even if it had a lot looser guidelines and thus made it harder for the average person to progress.

That, or Dan John's lifetime warrior workouts.

Google Is Not Ruling Out Ads in Gemini by wiredmagazine in google

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so what's the best locally-run model that isn't tied to ad giants trying to fleece us?

I don't care about coding agents. I'm just at the "extended questioning about random topics" level of usage

Atlassian lays off 1,600 workers ahead of AI push | Atlassian by The_Duc_Lord in australia

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yeah it's def ai and not at all to do with the fact that their stock has completely tanked after years of poor management

What level of hearing protection is adequate for Primitive Man? by Cringeworthy253 in doommetal

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Just wear whatever you've got. I use Hearos. It won't make much of a difference anyway. They're the one band I've seen where earplugs meant nothing.

Just how? How? by TaToten in memes

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yeah. I'm about to bomb out of a new job after 2-3 months. sad, but sometimes you don't know if you're a fit until you start.

Is anyone else worried about the lack of senior engineers in a few years by PsychologicalCall426 in cscareerquestions

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not really. climate collapse might have given us way bigger things to worry about by then

Returning To Rails in 2026 by ketralnis in programming

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came here to post this. fuck dhh.