Greg Bruss

here amidst the shuffle of an overflowin’ day

[Greg Bruss @GregBruss1]

@FedericoNoemie Shenzhen: hardware + manufacturing talent
Boston: biotech, academic R&D
Chicago: quantfi + derivatives
Amsterdam: architecture, design, urban planning
Dublin: corporate tax

[Greg Bruss @GregBruss1]

@0000gway @PratikxPatel I’ve had this too. It’s from dehydration as water gets pulled into your muscles. Just drink more water and avoid doing a loading phase

[Greg Bruss @GregBruss1]

@levelsio You’ll need to be shoulder pressing 3, perhaps even 4 times a week to hit 80kg at 75kg bodyweight. It’s achievable but right on the margin. The press is extremely sensitive to even small changes out of the groove

[Greg Bruss @GregBruss1]

@byjonathanleung @0xLienid @davefontenot And definitely a product that can be in the life-changing category for some people. I regularly meet users with >2000 sessions. That being said, the feature set is limited and there is massive scope to make improvements on the concept IMO

[Greg Bruss @GregBruss1]

@byjonathanleung @0xLienid @davefontenot It’s very useful! Much easier to stick with a morning routine for example, if it’s scheduled every day at 7am and you know someone will be waiting for you. Even better if you tend to meet the same person each morning.

[Greg Bruss @GregBruss1]

@0xLienid @byjonathanleung @davefontenot This exists and is called Focusmate

[Greg Bruss @GregBruss1]

@levelsio Something like this repl

https://t.co/NhaAxzIfnl

[Greg Bruss @GregBruss1]

@levelsio Not sure if mapbox is required but arcs on https://t.co/RhhWNYlIX5 solves this. Can also set an arc autoscaler which will dynamically adjust the height of the arc relative to distance between start and end nodes. https://t.co/x4HnIc2h9A

[〈 Berger | Dillon 〉 @InertialObservr]

Neat example of relative velocities and non-inertial reference frames

(GoPro is attached to the hockey stick)

[Devon ☀️ @devonzuegel]

I’m increasingly of the belief that incentive design is the most important problem to work on. Humans are good at overcoming obstacles when they have reason to do so — the worst problems tend to be ones of cooperation, not technological or scientific understanding.