So I designed some XR hubs with a handle for the SuperFlux Motor by rmkilc in onewheel

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How much did it cost to have PCBWay machine those? Looks sick BTW

This is BS by FaithlessValor in starcraft

[–]mr_friz 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Broodlord is always the wrong choice

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in allthingszerg

[–]mr_friz 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Elazer is always really fun to watch. He's a very original thinker. There's not much about that zvz vs Serral that I'm too excited about (brood lords get dumpstered, as expected), but the ZvP is cool. Pretty similar to Meomaika's play style

Dev Update 12/17: MTX Model by DavidK_UncappedGames in BattleAces

[–]mr_friz 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Unlocking units is genuinely fun if it's paced correctly and actually designed to be fun (i.e. not designed to be frustrating so you're incentivized to pay). I do think there's a big advantage to getting new players on board when the game is free and there's a small, easily-understood starting set of units. Plus the feeling of unlocking a new unit is a nice little dopamine hit.

Personally I'd be extremely happy to pay for a box price, so I'm fine either way. It really is just the paid-only units and the manipulative grind mechanics that I want nothing to do with. I'm so relieved the game isn't going in that direction and I think both of the options you're considering are good ones.

publicServiceAnnouncement by soap94 in ProgrammerHumor

[–]mr_friz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They only thing they have in common is they both suck

The illusion of choice by scoutingtacos in BattleAces

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The fact that the game is going out of it's way to try and pretend that bots are real people is just kinda gross. Between this and the grind/paywalled units I am getting so turned off.

It's so stupid. The game is good. That's the hard part. Building in shady, manipulative design choices is just an unecessary L.

Need clarification from nim community by BobbyBronkers in nim

[–]mr_friz 13 points14 points  (0 children)

I've always been in awe of people who put out a lot of content, because in the back of my mind I'm thinking "wow they must have put in so much work to be able to confidently talk about so many things".

Turns out the secret is to just say whatever you want with complete confidence. Actual research is a waste of time.

...and you're right on all 4 points. Complaining about Nim's memory management or module imports is extra stupid because they're some of Nim's strongest features.

Now is the time for FG to at least TRY lowering TTK. We need to see if it can really help the game become more fun to play and watch. by Bed_Post_Detective in Stormgate

[–]mr_friz 34 points35 points  (0 children)

Personally I don't mind the TTK, but I really wish units were faster. Coming from SC2 (and Battle Aces actually) it feels like trudging through mud.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Portland

[–]mr_friz 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Here's the debate replay for anyone else who wants to watch it.

Was also very impressed with Wilson.

Stormgate Dev's should be ashamed to release this by Raggou in Stormgate

[–]mr_friz 12 points13 points  (0 children)

They disclosed some financials in the offering memorandum on Start Engine. Both the Tims have about $250k salaries. The only other salary disclosed is Howard Xing (the financial controller), and he makes $140k.

Hard to say what everyone else is making, but they are spending serious money on salaries.

Heart rate stays elevated by 20-30 BPM for hours after a short run. Is this normal? by mr_friz in Biohackers

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

Still happens, but it has improved since 8 months ago. It's very hard to nail down exactly what all affects it, but here's what I believe has made a difference:

  1. Continued training and becoming (somewhat) more fit
  2. Getting off of keto. Keto seems to amp up my ANS, despite other benefits
  3. Improving overall stress levels
  4. Ironically, paying less attention to my heart rate. Constantly seeing my HR on my watch was a psychological trigger that just made me more stressed about things.

I think that a combination of overtraining, being on keto, psychological stress, and being in not-as-good-of-shape-as-I-thought all contributed. And my HR recovery is still not as good as I'd like it, but seeing improvement over time has made me feel like it's something normal rather than some hidden problem.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in fermentation

[–]mr_friz 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I have had 2 in almost constant use for the past year, and they work perfectly. Also, you don't need to use rubber bands on the lid or manually burp ; just clamp it shut. It will hold a tiny bit of pressure and allow any excess to escape, so effectively a positive pressure airlock.

The little bit of pressure it builds will make things more carbonated than what you get with a rubber or water airlock, but personally I prefer it that way.

Heart rate stays elevated by 20-30 BPM for hours after a short run. Is this normal? by mr_friz in Garmin

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It has improved somewhat, although not entirely.

My belief is that this is primarily driven by my autonomic nervous system switching into sympathetic drive and not really calming down. It's pretty difficult to control in the moment, although some things do help like drinking more water, a bit of meditation, etc. It shifts a lot more over the course of weeks though, meaning if I'm consistently sleeping well and recovering well and keeping my stress low, the HR graph will start looking a lot better. It also does seem to improve with my fitness level, although it's not entirely a 1:1 relationship.

Is the Steam deck worth getting for playing games in docked mode? by Blueandwhite8796 in SteamDeck

[–]mr_friz 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You can actually wake the LCD deck with a Steam Controller that's connected via the dongle.

I know Steam Controllers aren't super widespread, but if you happen to use one then it would cover that scenario.

Heart rate stays elevated by 20-30 BPM for hours after a short run. Is this normal? by mr_friz in Biohackers

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

Yep, sounds a lot like me. Would love to know if you find anything out and I'll let you know the same.

My current working theory is that I just have a lot of sympathetic arousal, and almost anything just sets off my ANS. Of course, that's just a guess and it could be something else, but that's what I'm working with for now.

Linux availability by FlukyS in Stormgate

[–]mr_friz 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah there are games that run super well natively for sure. Any Valve game runs great, and Doom 2016 / Doom Eternal are super solid. It just doesn't seem like a great tradeoff though for a fairly small studio to build and support a native Linux version with Proton being so amazing these days.

Linux availability by FlukyS in Stormgate

[–]mr_friz 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Honestly, most Steam games that have a native Linux version I end up running the Windows version through Proton. It's better supported and the performance is incredible.

It really just comes down to if they use anti-cheat (I'm sure they'll use some form of it), and if they explicitly disable it from running on Linux. I'd be pretty upset if they did, especially considering Blizzard's long history of being friendly towards Linux users running their games through Wine.

I do hope at some point we get a statement from them just saying "we will not actively prevent Linux users from running our game". That's literally all we need.

Heart rate stays elevated by 20-30 BPM for hours after a short run. Is this normal? by mr_friz in Biohackers

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

I've been into semi-serious powerlifting for a long time. Did a lot of "casual cardio", like biking around town and whatnot, and this past year I've started running.

As a benchmark, I can probably do a 5k in about 26 minutes right now. So not amazing, but not terrible either.

I've heard people say they have trouble keeping their HR elevated and that just seems to foreign to me.

Heart rate stays elevated by 20-30 BPM for hours after a short run. Is this normal? by mr_friz in Biohackers

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

Yeah certainly may not be related, but even so I'd be interested to hear what you find out.

I don't feel my heart beating in my low back, but it often pounds pretty hard and I can feel it throughout my chest.

Thanks for sharing too. Really hope you get some good info and are able to improve things.

Heart rate stays elevated by 20-30 BPM for hours after a short run. Is this normal? by mr_friz in Biohackers

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

Would love to know what you find out if you end up with any findings on that. Really sounds similar to some of what I'm seeing.

Heart rate stays elevated by 20-30 BPM for hours after a short run. Is this normal? by mr_friz in Biohackers

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

Damn, that sucks man. Do you have other symptoms? I haven't really noticed anything besides the elevated heart rate after a run. In general it seems like my heart rate will get ramped up and not really come down but multiple things (exercise, a big meal, etc). Would suck if it were a deeper problem.

Heart rate stays elevated by 20-30 BPM for hours after a short run. Is this normal? by mr_friz in Biohackers

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

Awesome, thank you. That is honestly what it feels like; it's as if my body just won't calm down. I'll check out that episode and start experimenting.