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this is what running up and back (60 total) on a basketball court looks like (and doing jumps on each end, coming in from different angles):



^^ 1 mile

hah.


edit: i've wanted to do this for a long time.. this is kind of a "raptor-ish" experiment when it comes to jumping (in regards to relaxation). I've wanted to incorporate running + jumping in the same session for a long time, this is really the first time I did it.

I did 2 x 1 mi (~60 total jumps). all jumps were relaxed.

felt pretty good tbh.. i enjoyed it. It was tough too.. it would be really tough if I was jumping harder.

pc

I always wondered - do you do that with a phone with the GPS turned on in one of your pockets or how?

True, garmins are the shit! But you can get pretty nice and accurate stuff with a phone on your pocket and GPS+3G enabled. Simplest app, like google's MyTracks will do.

Edit:
Shit, it says it is not available anymore. But it still works on my phone.
Here is the related page : https://support.google.com/maps/answer/6333516?hl=en
Plenty of free and powerful apps out there anyway.

legs felt surprisingly good today after all of those jumps. felt good, less power though.



04/02/2016

Bio: Morning

sleep = 10 hours
- guess i needed the extra sleep
wakeup = 3 PM
- eek
bw = 148
morning resting heart rate = didn't measure
soreness = hamstrings slightly
aches = right tennis elbow slightly
injuries = toenails wrekt
feel = good



Food

3 PM

- greek yogurt
- banana
- pure sugarless green tea



Food

6 PM

- banana



Session: Evening

run: slow jog with sprints mixed in
- connect.garmin.com is down so, i forget my actual total mileage/time..
- ~9.4 mi in 1.5 hours
- max-speed: 12.3 mph
- did tons of short sprints
- had to loosen up my left shoe, felt the top of my foot hurting out of nowhere



Food

10 PM

- big bowl of cheerios + honey + 2% milk
- sausage egg and cheese on pumpernickel bagel
- half of a chocolate muffin
- orange juice
- hot mint tea



Food

2 AM

- banana
- orange
- greek yogurt



man i love oranges.

i've been throwing a tennis ball in the house for my dog (while coding), for literally over 2 hours. he's a nutcase.

tmw i'd like to get a run+jump session in.

pc!

did you figure out what was wrong with that piece of code?

did you figure out what was wrong with that piece of code?

the code i posted actually works. the whole problem was, that I was writing a local definition for that instead of a function by itself (with a type signature, the q :: forall. part). Without the type signature, haskell persistent was going crazy about the types.  I can probably clean that up quite a bit today. I need to do several of those functions to retrieve statistics on various routes: organizations, users, forums, boards, threads, thread posts etc.

So this is how my life is going to look.

probably not, unless you eventually get into functional programming..

that's a SQL (postgresql) query written in a haskell DSL called Esqueleto ;f Haskell uses lots of symbols and such, which can look confusing if you don't know what they mean.

i'm writing the forum etc in haskell (backend) & purescript (frontend), two purely functional programming languages. Haskell has given me the most fun of any programming language, but, it's also been the hardest to learn. It has a nice initial simple learning curve in regards to the basics.. but then, to actually become pro with it, the learning curve is steep.

it's alot of fun though.. more-so than programming in other langs, IMHO. So eventually this forum will be written in haskell + purescript, for the first draft. When haskell improves their full-stack libs (ghcjs), i'll consider porting the front-end to haskell, even though I love purescript. The problem with using two languages is, I have to write my types/structures in both languages.. so there's lots of redundancy there. If I write a User { name :: String, age :: Int } in haskell, I have to do the exact same thing in purescript. There are actually tools now which can auto-generate purescript types from haskell types, but, not to my liking (yet). Full-stack haskell would be alot more efficient.

That code above can be cleaned up to:

q :: forall site.
     (YesodPersist site, YesodPersistBackend site ~ SqlBackend) =>
     Key Board -> HandlerT site IO [(Value Int64, Value Int64, Value Int64)]
q board_id = do
  runDB
    $ select
    $ from $ \(thread_post `E.LeftOuterJoin` thread `E.LeftOuterJoin` board) -> do

      on $ thread ^. ThreadBoardId ==. board ^. BoardId
      on $ thread_post ^. ThreadPostThreadId ==. thread ^. ThreadId

      where_ $ board ^. BoardId ==. val board_id

      return (countDistinct $ board ^. BoardId, countDistinct $ thread ^. ThreadId, countDistinct $ thread_post ^. ThreadPostId)

not too much cleaner but.. easier on the eyes than before.

pc!



edit: I had to modify it slightly because of the whitespace issue in forum posts.. new forum actually has 'codecs': raw, bbcode, code, other etc.. so, will have no issue pasting code. ;f

146?!

That's lighter than my highschool days. I weighed 67 kg back then. 144 = 66 kg. The least I've ever weighed was 64 kg when I was 21, due to eating 1 per day off ~5$ per day, me and my mom. So I was living with 2.5$ per day for food then.

finished integrating this "board packs" thing I was talking about yesterday.. just prior to 6 AM (the goal).

it's just the joining together of several data structures, returning it all in one call. But just for shits & giggles, here's an example. This is a "board pack" which gives me data for a: Board, BoardStat, Thread, ThreadPost, and the User who posted it:

{
  boards_packs: [
  {
    latest_thread_post: {
      thread_id: 1,
      modified_by: null,
      body: {
        data: "latest?",
        schema: "post_data_request",
        type: "post_data_bbcode",
        v: 1
      },
      modified_at: "2016-04-04T07:52:34.059885000000Z",
      schema: "thread_post_response",
      created_by: 1,
      created_at: "2016-04-04T07:52:34.059885000000Z",
      id: 19878,
      title: null,
      user_id: 1,
      v: 1,
      parent_id: null
    },
    latest_thread_post_user: {
      email_md5: "b2eff1bf71b3445e307ec91e4018d24c",
      nick: "andrewdarqui",
      schema: "user_sanitized_response",
      display_nick: "andrewdarqui",
      created_at: "2016-04-04T07:30:33.174801000000Z",
      id: 1,
      v: 1,
      is_active: false
    },
    schema: "board_pack_response",
    board_stat: {
      views: 0,
      schema: "board_stat_response",
      thread_posts: 11,
      threads: 5,
      board_id: 1,
      v: 1
    },
    board: {
      modified_by: null,
      modified_at: null,
      schema: "board_response",
      forum_id: 1,
      created_by: 1,
      name: "board",
      created_at: "2016-01-19T02:43:08.357499000000Z",
      id: 1,
      v: 1,
      parent_id: null,
      desc: "board desc"
    },
    latest_thread: {
      sticky: false,
      locked: false,
      modified_by: null,
      modified_at: "2016-04-02T21:36:22.870992000000Z",
      schema: "thread_response",
      created_by: 1,
      poll: null,
      name: "Test Thread",
      activity_at: "2016-04-04T07:52:34.059885000000Z",
      created_at: "2016-01-19T20:19:58.389153000000Z",
      id: 1,
      board_id: 1,
      v: 1,
      desc: "A thread for testing"
    },
    v: 1
  }
  ],
  schema: "boards_packs_responses",
  v: 1
}


nothing amazing but.. stuff like that is going to make the forum code i'm doing really model what we already have. I now have it showing latest post in the board view and simple stuff like that.

I refactored so much code today, it's pretty ridiculous.

pC!