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I mix it up - sometimes CF+WL, other days just CF or WL. Many CF workouts are more of a skill work rather than pure strength work that result in fatigue, I do not overtrain.

Unless steroids, then its no problem i guess.

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Live in Brooklyn, Work in NYC, 15-20min commute so workday is like:

- [06:30] First alarm

- [07:00] Pre-workout, Smoothie, Workout clothes

- [07:40] Walk 15-min to a CrossFit box with my wife

- [08:00] Workout, 1-hour, wife usually beats me in WOD

- [09:00] Walk 15-min back home

- [09:15] Shower, get dressed, protein or breakfast

- [09:40] Put up my QC35 and silently get to work via train

- [10:00] Arrive at work, get coffee/water, chat with coworkers, etc.

- [10:05] Work, start with GitHub notifications

- [12:30] Lunch

- [12:45] Work

- [17:30] Misc, prepare to leave.

- [18:00] Headphones on, train home, music, mobile gaming.

- [18:30] Dinner

- [19:30] TV, Weight-lifting, Houseworks, Misc

- [23:00] Sleep

Wow thats interesting, most of the languages other than C,C++, CUDA, Go and Java must be build related things, right?

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Can somebody ask mr. Heroku why they don't support it...

udemy must take a ratio of that, but 10,000 ratings doesn't make sense

Casperjs to capture screenshot of every site, do a image match of the results for confirmation.

He never stated "eat less volume of food", so I take it he ment the general term "calories of food".

How you do it doesn't matter. (eat more volumetric food or stop drinking soda, doesn't matter)

So what? Fat people running a marathon does not change the fact that calories in/calories out is, not the most effective, but the only way how this works.

Any diets, workout routines, lifestyle changes, etc. will change in input/output ratio that will give different results.

Adding flight data to it should be no problem as well.

Then map it over period of time to see highs and lows :)

Great news! So are we any closer to HTTP/2 on heroku?

Its faster for sure... I benchmarked a dummy pi calculation code and got this results:

> JS: 0.11499999999068677ms

> Lua: 0.0019999999999527ms

BUT, they don't print the same results.

Impressive!

Same! I also think that spending money on a roundtrip to the moon is way better for humanity than spending it on champagne, caviar and cars.

Here you go op https://www.npmjs.com/package/babel-plugin-null-safe-accesso...

HTTP2/SPDY makes inlining css irrelevant

Don't even start....

This must be a troll

Now its just waiting for the foreigners to try pronounce them.

You're right, github data would be much more accurate for weekend projects.

It's pretty funny tho, I thought immediately of Top Gear

you're right, too soon.

Could attach a service worker if it can load before the assets. I know safari has this under consideration, but it's a w3 standard now anyway.

Here you go, not a popular app, but recent https://github.com/birkir/kvikmyndr-app/

React native with Firebase as realtime backend. Also has code push for OTA updates, mobx for state management, etc.

not true, checkout codepush from microsoft which enables OTA updates for cordova, react native, etc.

oh you mean justify-content: center;

please... SPAs are pretty darn fast and they can be placed on your homescreen to open via single tap, at least in Android.

Check out https://events.google.com/io2016/

[1] is not good article, no test, no numbers. [2] neither is this. no info about the test other than the results. just knowing that chrome rendered flash by default at the time of this article, i know its irrelevant. [3] claims 70%...

For no #2 , have tested https://github.com/devfd/react-native-workers ?

it works pretty well, but havent done anything other than syncing and notification pushing. other API s should work

If the web server throws a "Content-Disposition: attachment" header with it, you will download the file, no matter the mime type or file extension.

Have you tried the Google Pixel?