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I'm in my mid 30s, and my age starts to show it's signs. I do train in boxing once a week, but I feel like it's not enough. Most of the week I stay seated.

I have an on-and-off relationship with gym for multiple years. I came to a conclusion that I simply dislike the format of the gym. I don't like wasting time by getting to the gym, getting from the gym, and waiting for my turn for the equipment.

I don't want to invest a lot of time. 30 min max a day. I prefer to workout from my home, without being dependent on the weather.

What will be a good way to stay in shape, given the above constraints?

[1]https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34689709","time":1675767433,"title":"Ask HN: I hate gym. How to stay in shape?","type":"story"}],[34694926,{"by":"davidgomes","descendants":433,"id":34694926,"kids":[34695852,34695974,34700395,34699408,34695719,34696682,34695766,34696055,34703879,34697773,34697748,34697181,34696046,34695835,34696137,34695780,34695748,34696191,34696585,34699426,34702050,34701514,34696728,34696164,34696260,34696025,34696767,34699932,34696611,34695834,34721011,34698666,34706130,34697789,34698147,34696875,34696233,34697619,34698007,34696188,34703893,34696864,34698625,34699372,34705035,34697626,34699568,34698700,34699487,34700948,34700600,34696562,34696614,34705364,34698791,34696869,34700232,34695695,34760065,34699424,34696027,34700519,34698642,34695937,34704058,34707066,34698972,34760425,34706167,34697632,34697135,34697912,34697572,34698123,34695793,34697509,34700857,34702976,34696353,34702903,34703120,34696154,34697137,34705109,34697468,34705532,34696671,34695878,34695855,34701860,34702404,34720725,34696953,34704920,34698576,34698936,34703143,34695704],"score":879,"time":1675787686,"title":"Big data is dead","type":"story","url":"https://motherduck.com/blog/big-data-is-dead/"}],[34566383,{"by":"__all__","descendants":189,"id":34566383,"kids":[34570347,34566806,34566564,34570357,34566706,34566791,34570429,34566792,34566663,34571037,34566711,34566632,34566914,34570816,34573355,34566576,34566816,34570700,34575989,34566725,34566868,34566749,34566577,34566634,34566903,34566717,34574596,34566887,34571931,34572217,34584243,34643312,34568120,34577965,34573248,34575792,34566712,34566589,34573895,34579108,34576413,34566767,34566639,34566714,34566960,34566697,34572925,34578115,34579470,34580368,34568862,34574106,34566635,34575272,34566556,34570033,34566580,34566713,34566647,34571120,34566743],"score":96,"text":"During last years I started seeing less good answers, and discussions around that website.

It's clear Google Search algorithm is favoring other websites. And probably AI and the new LLM models are being another reason devs will stop going directly to StackOverflow.

What do you think? Will StackOverflow keep up, or will slowly dye?","time":1674984376,"title":"Ask HN: Is StackOverflow Dying?","type":"story"}],[34402292,{"by":"wankle","descendants":131,"id":34402292,"kids":[34402679,34402702,34402902,34403039,34402881,34403203,34402965,34403253,34402810,34403222,34402552,34402685,34403276,34402865,34402862,34402784,34403028,34405293,34402895,34402637,34403654,34403120,34405194,34412087,34409762,34402800,34403614,34402770,34410506,34403465,34411655,34404074,34408313,34403185,34403187,34403066,34402659,34403467,34403562,34403045,34404778],"score":84,"text":"Today I'm signing out of YouTube and here's why...

You know how you click the X to disable Shorts and it says "Shelf will be hidden for 30 days" but then it pops up again in like a week or less?

Or how when you X one of those panels on some topic you have no interest in and it says "Got it, message hidden" then pops back up in a few days?

If YouTube is using AI then why is it so demonstrably, phenomenally bad at learning X means NO; not [Ok not today]?

If YT does use AI, and if it's AI is powering any other parts of Google's (Alphabet's soup) then could it explain why all Google products suck at remembering basic preferences we tell them?

Hey Google AI, NO means NO. Clicking X means NO. No as in forever NO, not just today or the next few days.","time":1673886663,"title":"YouTube Doesn't “Get It”","type":"story"}],[34355892,{"by":"trvrsalom","descendants":138,"id":34355892,"kids":[34356292,34356815,34356660,34380885,34357498,34362260,34356624,34359662,34356118,34356184,34356505,34356653,34361254,34356718,34357542,34356471,34356199,34449351,34385247,34356265,34356582,34356133,34363577,34356643,34356215,34356606,34356247,34356301,34356425,34364332,34358701,34356467,34411859,34356545,34364956,34356667,34361304,34359063,34357000,34360590,34364442,34357845,34356786,34368780,34369420,34356412,34357262,34356666,34356171,34358610,34356641,34356181,34358501,34356537,34356571,34359928,34400535,34356216,34357099,34357016,34356647,34356488,34370477,34356616,34378412,34356349,34356048,34356635,34356376,34356555,34357318,34356637,34356093,34356332,34369655,34356161,34356633,34367980,34356569,34363468,34357356,34356820,34362039,34380071,34356466,34356579,34356474,34367458,34356437,34363007,34362751,34356447,34361968,34356657,34356455,34375742,34356597,34356650,34355934,34362957,34361916,34356784,34357214,34356936,34356897,34356963,34362148],"score":97,"text":"So as a result of an extreme example of inefficient bureaucracy, one which is probably unique to the military, I have found myself in the fortunate position of being paid to effectively work 2-6 hours a week for the next 6-7 months. It was preceded by 6-7 months of 60-80+ hour work weeks, so I like to think it all balances out.

I graduated a few years ago with a degree in computer engineering, and I am now located in a small coastal city. If you were in my position, beside the obvious of relaxing, hobbies, etc, what would you do? I have considered trying to find a part time development role (it would be difficult though as I am effectively on-call for when those 2-6 hours are). Alternatively, I could pursue a side project to keep my technical skills sharp, but I can't think of any that call me. Any ideas?","time":1673540511,"title":"Ask HN: What would you do if you didn't have to work?","type":"story"}],[34259279,{"by":"jesuscript","descendants":621,"id":34259279,"kids":[34259403,34259635,34259933,34259626,34260709,34259441,34259509,34259461,34259789,34259427,34259392,34259521,34259381,34263426,34259911,34261901,34260556,34259844,34259393,34266178,34260200,34259710,34260651,34259824,34259572,34259431,34259450,34259447,34259535,34261277,34259446,34260181,34260382,34260140,34261741,34259419,34260077,34259420,34259893,34259487,34262321,34260297,34260368,34259865,34260943,34262035,34260554,34261194,34259580,34260514,34259701,34261156,34259578,34260728,34259480,34259449,34259665,34259644,34259522,34261256,34260637,34259826,34259462,34260434,34260738,34261245,34260721,34260538,34259815,34259549,34259437,34259386,34261001,34260543,34259458,34259688,34259474,34262504,34260329,34262012,34259733,34259610,34262316,34268749,34259557,34259451,34260795,34259517,34259395,34259622,34259809,34259466,34259599,34259416,34259508,34261415,34271654,34259662,34259492,34264618,34262377,34263998,34273555,34398674,34260669,34282046,34262103,34268786,34259560,34262613,34259638,34261336,34259659,34267128,34259677,34259613,34264610,34261315,34267859,34259603,34270288,34261879,34262914,34268929,34264784,34259553,34260130,34259629,34259901,34260044,34259398,34261726,34259477,34260345,34261800,34260069,34263002,34259498,34261152,34262263,34259802,34261051,34273303,34260310,34261201,34260252,34259895,34259564,34259389,34259571,34259615,34259611,34260395,34261497,34259808,34259481,34262446,34267996,34260202,34259548,34260754,34259963,34260333,34281605,34259649,34264527,34261788,34261692,34260169,34260166,34262552,34259605,34261924,34259465,34260278,34259783,34265609,34259608,34262409,34259468,34260126,34259693,34259927,34260108,34260616,34259493,34263062,34259779,34259781,34266075,34270918,34324441,34262912,34259503,34259823,34260054,34259845,34259534,34265059,34261444,34260660,34260567,34268940,34260661,34266262,34277543,34270555,34262295,34261640,34259678,34261401,34264630,34268417,34277840,34259992,34259918,34259627,34267549,34259754,34265726,34259648,34260872,34262004,34260095,34262910,34259432,34264542,34274663,34259810,34259536,34276133,34260319,34259887,34270383,34259394,34261998,34261769,34261712,34259907,34270864,34265425,34262114,34259574,34260576,34270076,34259624,34264177],"score":416,"text":"Given all the streaming services,\ncable and sling alternatives being roughly the same price, and just general prices of games/dlcs, Spotify/YouTube premium (the full page ads and frequency of them on YouTube is at a new level without premium).

I just feel like if we’re at peak monetization, I might as well go back to my old teenage ways.","time":1672925371,"title":"Ask HN: How many of you are open to Piracy again?","type":"story"}]]

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