I'm right there with you. I once tried managing ableton projects via git. Was a dream from a simplicity standpoint but was not effective in the long run. I don't remember why it didn't end up working well but I abandoned it shortly after trying it the first time. Something like this in modern DAWs would be incredible.
Yes, but I’m cheating with my adderall prescription. I stop eating at 8PM and start at noon so I’m mostly just snacking through my eating window and when it wears off I’ll have a larger meal with a bunch of fiber so I’m not starving before bed.
Much easier to do when your appetite is suppressed. Also - don’t know if taking adderall breaks a fast, so I may be totally off.
Haven’t measured my weight change, but I’m certainly burning more calories than I’m eating so it could be a number of factors.
> Yes, but I’m cheating with my adderall prescription. I stop eating at 8PM and start at noon so I’m mostly just snacking through my eating window and when it wears off I’ll have a larger meal with a bunch of fiber so I’m not starving before bed.
Funny, I got downvoted yesterday for suggesting Adderall abuse is a problem, and here you are admitting that you use it as an appetite suppressant.
Are these folks hitting the sack at 6-7ish or not getting a full 7/8?
Couldn’t imagine doing this, purely considering the implications of going to bed with the sun up and offsetting my schedule to accommodate a commute that early.
I find it convenient mainly because I have kids. You can do quite a lot of heavy lifting in those first few quiet hours before they wake up.
Whether you can or should do it depends heavily on your particular circumstances, of course. But when I started doing it, I wondered why more people weren’t talking about it. Personally, I find it fantastic.
Thanks for sharing your perspective on the 5AM start of the day.
I’ve found the same for myself, if I want to feel solid about my day, I need to get up early and exercise and figure everything else out from there.
I absolutely hate it, but I can’t deny how much better I feel. I’m hoping that one day my brain will flip and I’ll genuinely enjoy it, but it is still very much a need and not a want.
Really interesting concept, will follow your success on LI, very excited to see this grow.
I think innovative solutions like these for pre-existing industries are fantastic. Really stoked someone is focused on this topic, even though 5 minutes ago I was uninformed.
There have been, and continue to be many companies focused on harnessing wind power for reducing cargo ship emissions. OutSail's (proposed) innovation is putting the sail into a standard inter-modal container form-factor.
I think one of our main innovations is how to make a very tall and rigid sail without a rigid mast. But you're right, once we figured out how we can roll up a 60m sail into a small package it was obvious to put it in a cargo container.
I'm not sure what other options have been considered (by would-be market entrants), but OutSail appears to be the first company that is attempting to package a sail into a 'box'. Some other companies have made devices like kites which were relatively vessel-type agnostic.
It really is that bad too, I’ve ripped into it going way too fast at least twice, to the point where I make sure I never use it. The worst part is by the time you realize what happened you then think about the people behind you that made the same mistake and hope they don’t slam into you.
However, since the pandemic, the average driving speed in Seattle (in my observation) has gone way up. I can’t imagine most people would adhere to lower speed limits.
What an awesome read. I’d like to do this when the time is right down the road with the time crisis series.
I think time crisis 2 or 3 had the pistol controller attached to a tube and there was a noise making mechanism (or the slide actually moved) that activated when you fired. I’d love to get each one of those cabinets for 1, 2, and 3.
I think all the Time Crisis games should have the moving slide. They might have been replaced as some turd wrecked it but they should have come with the moving slide.
Really want a Crisis Zone cabinet.
Talking of wacky peripherals see Ridge Race Full Scale
The way I remember it, Time Crisis had a slide that moved. It emulated the kick of a real firearm - albeit poorly, but as a teenager I had no idea otherwise.
I swear the pistol did slide. Also the stepping plate was genius: by default the character would cover, and you hd to physically step down on the plate like a pedal to go out of cover and shoot.
Could be the low grade chalk. I remember a short video that talked about a Japanese chalk manufacturer shutting its doors, and professors from all over the globe were flocking to Japan to buy it or figure out ways to trade it because the remaining stock couldn’t be exported (a little fuzzy on the details here). Allegedly, the chalk was just that good.
