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I work from home so I spend most of my time barefoot. Shoes always felt wrong in some way. Arch support felt like it was in the wrong place, too narrow, or other problems depending on the shoe I tried. Even Altras were just not quite right. I got some Merrell vapor gloves. They're zero drop and extremely thin (6mm stack height). Because of this, you have to run a little differently than you would in a traditional shoe, mainly just avoiding heel striking and paying more attention to what you're stepping on.

I'm taking it slow so I don't end up getting injured, but I still managed seven miles total in the first week with the new shoes.

I finally found some shoes that don't hurt my feet! For the first time in my life I'm looking forward to going on more runs, intentionally holding myself back so I don't get injured from pushing it too soon.

I read "dork bork" and it made perfect sense for the picture.

I personally use LLMs in the workplace. It's great for generating boilerplate code, especially stuff that is often very repetitive like test classes.

I think the /s stands for screaming. Which would be an appropriate response, given the situation.

Coincidentally the odds are that almost exactly one will guess 9 out of 10 correctly, and about four people will guess 8 out of 10 correctly. Odds drop to about 1 in 1000 for guessing all 10 correctly.

I like to imagine they spent days going to every donut shop they could find and that was the best interaction they could get on film.

Any suggestions for spiritual sequels?

And paying $100 each seems high, but who am I to question the whims of the rich.

If he got a haircut every minute, it would take almost 22 years to get that many haircuts.

Have any companies besides ubisoft used the term yet?

So what I'm hearing is EVs have a 60-80% lower carbon cost?