I'm not eating ice cream every day - you are! (@ Salt & Straw in San Francisco, CA) swarmapp.com/c/k1pt4kFnmqA
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lol i bought candy as a gift and ended up eating it myself. Now I have to go back to the store. whoops. 👀
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Spent all weekend working in the house. The kids now have their own rooms! William’s is basically done, with Colette’s still requiring a lot of work. Then, the playroom becomes a guest room and office for yours truly (my eventual reward). 🏠🔨
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Carry on packed with every thing I need for a month in the -UK. Headed to London tomorrow.
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tarsnap.com is the bee’s knees when it comes to backups. I could see someone making a service on top of it to make backups easier for people. (v2.jacky.wtf/post/df12b9ee-…)
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https://www.tarsnap.com/ is the bee’s knees when it comes to backups. I could see someone making a service on top of it to make backups easier for people.
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Anyone got tips for # **Rust** that involve a way to do debugging outside of print debugging? Print debugging is pretty undefeated and a universal way to test but it’s not maintainable.
JavaScript has the Chrome/Node debugger, C++/Python with gdb… v2.jacky.wtf/post/ba6dba91-…
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Anyone got tips for #Rust that involve a way to do debugging outside of print debugging? Print debugging is pretty undefeated and a universal way to test but it’s not maintainable.
JavaScript has the Chrome/Node debugger, C++/Python with gdb, Elixir with Erlang’s thing.
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Finished @theSFMarathon second half in 2:30:33. Faster than last year’s first half (https://tantek.com/t4vg1), slower than when I ran it four years ago (https://tantek.com/t4cQ3).
#RunThisBay #BiofreezeSFM #BSFM2019 #TSFM2019 #SF #halfmarathon #runner #sunny #finish #nofilter
Clear skies. Easy warm-up run/walk to the start. Waited in line for portapotties when there were plenty of them without lines by the corrals. Barely made it into my corral (B) as they were starting. Had a good first mile and then lost momentum compared to my practice run on the same route two weeks ago.
Pushed on through the park, first with a 5/1 minute run/walk, then a 4/1 on the uphill to the Haight and the aid station at Masonic run by @Nov_Project_SF! Topped off my water bottle and headed out. Downhill on Haight, Buchanan, and Guerrero. It was nice not getting diverted from the main route.
As I turned the corner onto 16th, I stepped aside to tighten my shoelaces. Running up 16th the sun had started beating down, the heat became draining. I kept having decent bursts of energy, followed by feeling tired. I had been fueling with Clif bloks so that wasn’t it.
The Dogpatch was a hot struggle, until we turned the corner to run near the water, and welcomed the faintest of breezes. Finally picked up speed in mile 13, and sprinted the last 100 yards to outkick the racers slowing down in front of me.
15th half marathon done.
Congratulations to San Francisco Marathon finishers of all distances!
Previously: https://tantek.com/2019/208/t1/running-half-marathon-tomorrow
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I knew I recognized Brie Lawson from a movie, lol. She was in Scott Pilgrim and she was dating Superman? (v2.jacky.wtf/post/cb711b87-…)
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I knew I recognized Brie Lawson from a movie, lol. She was in Scott Pilgrim and she was dating Superman?
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I have done this since the beginning. For one, he has nothing interesting to say.
I won’t follow Trump
I won’t help amplify his Tweets by Responding.
I won’t Broadcast his Tweets to my followers by engaging.
I won’t give Air to Engagements Ge...
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"text": "I won\u2019t follow Trump\nI won\u2019t help amplify his Tweets by Responding. \nI won\u2019t Broadcast his Tweets to my followers by engaging. \nI won\u2019t give Air to Engagements Generated by Hate Content. \nI won\u2019t do any of this because it is what he wants.\nIt is what he needs. \n\nPlease join me."
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I’ve recorded like a whole day’s worth of footage for video and I’m only happy with like 30 minutes of it. I don’t know how you video people do it (v2.jacky.wtf/post/03d48968-…)
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"text": "I\u2019ve recorded like a whole day\u2019s worth of footage for video and I\u2019m only happy with like 30 minutes of it. I don\u2019t know how you video people do it (v2.jacky.wtf/post/03d48968-\u2026)",
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I’ve recorded like a whole day’s worth of footage for video and I’m only happy with like 30 minutes of it. I don’t know how you video people do it
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