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blame [they/them]@hexbear.netto Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•How much of an asshole is your washing machine/dryer?English5·4 months agothe scale in this picture is so confusing
anyway my current washer & dryer are pretty good but ive had ones in the past that would have different behaviors like this…unlocking is always one of the more frustrating ones. A previous washing machine would also display a unitless number that counted down until it was done. It didn’t seem to be time based because 18 didn’t mean 18 minutes, it meant 18 more numbers until it was done.
alright i guess there’s two actual anti-semites in the running
Dan Bilzerian looks like an actual anti-semite. The rest are filler material (tbf i dont know about candace owens or jake shields)
blame [they/them]@hexbear.nettoC & C++@lemmy.ml•Memory error checking in C and C++: Comparing Sanitizers and ValgrindEnglish2·6 months agosanitizers are great and work well and are pretty fast but they dont replace valgrind (well some of them are even orthogonal to valgrind).
blame [they/them]@hexbear.netto Linux@lemmy.ml•Phoronix: Linus Torvalds Comments On The Russian Linux Maintainers Being DelistedEnglish282·7 months agothe comments on the article started off pretty good but pretty quickly devolved into a cancerous combination of NAFO and Hasbara.
blame [they/them]@hexbear.netto Fediverse@lemmy.ml•Transphobia in the fediverseEnglish27·8 months agoOh no not the foreigners.
Anyway a better solution than tolerating the transphobes is to ban them. I have no idea what the fuck @curiosaurus@discuss.online is talking about. Sounds like shit.
Something that has been effective for me is to do weight training being conscious of progressive overload. I do 2 upper and 2 lower days per week. I have a spreadsheet setup where i track each of the movements for each day, what weight i am at, what my target rep range is and number of sets, how many reps i achieved for each set this week, and how many last week, and some notes. Like just tips for form or a note to self to increase the weight. Using rep ranges instead of a single value for reps is important i think because as you move up in weight you will naturally be able to do fewer reps at the beginning. So, for example, you might do 3 sets of 6-10 reps of dumbbell bench press. When you can hit 3 sets of 10 reps you increase the weight and maybe you’ll do 8, 8, 6 or something the next week.
Doing this you should be able to see your progress over time through increasing reps or increasing weights