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by this discussion[1], I want to start working out. 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?

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How to stay in shape?","type":"story"}],[31490515,{"by":"etamponi","descendants":257,"id":31490515,"kids":[31490603,31491655,31491896,31494091,31492590,31495062,31517085,31494540,31581073,31490989,31491832,31491684,31491544,31531538,31493624,31495095,31494821,31491520,31494986,31495415,31491380,31491156,31491566,31633689,31620464,31492308,31612901,31612894,31490951,31491258],"score":462,"time":1653390641,"title":"Bing contract prohibits DuckDuckGo from completely blocking Microsoft tracking","type":"story","url":"https://twitter.com/shivan_kaul/status/1528879590772338689"}],[29685021,{"by":"aj_nikhil","descendants":191,"id":29685021,"kids":[29687195,29685263,29685801,29686180,29685268,29685820,29685926,29685500,29687050,29685625,29686348,29687266,29686579,29688107,29685330,29685510,29685489,29685829,29685575,29686471,29689248,29686432,29686249,29687387,29686744,29687372,29685178,29685241,29686514,29687296,29690839,29685804,29688596,29686456,29685974,29685455,29690038,29687066,29688811,29689136,29685604,29687741,29687972,29685450,29688077,29686335,29688053,29687267,29693092,29685487,29690745,29687577,29686909,29686098,29690109,29685700,29686270,29689223,29690098,29688839,29687883,29685691,29688104,29688760,29685777,29686124,29688038,29688227,29685519,29686836,29686697,29687142,29689901,29685793,29687324,29687496,29686273,29689497,29687725,29685988,29685358,29687762,29689972,29698762,29689041,29689031,29688558,29686515,29690151,29687406],"score":229,"text":"I have worked in many different fields(web dev, analytics, product management) but can't seem to stick to one. Is it about the field or something about myself that I need to change? How do I go about solving this??","time":1640453420,"title":"Ask HN: Have you found something you love to do? If yes how?","type":"story"}],[29682002,{"by":"Jaruzel","descendants":313,"id":29682002,"kids":[29682356,29683076,29683137,29682447,29682923,29682947,29683955,29682618,29682637,29687143,29686709,29682593,29683011,29682391,29683171,29682726,29682304,29682437,29683281,29682136,29683463,29683108,29682127,29682473,29682355,29682161,29682603,29682206,29683319,29682089,29686507,29684388,29683170,29682807,29683206,29682324,29682427,29682962,29682417,29683181,29683242,29682676,29685964,29682467,29682454,29682644,29684042,29682769,29682548,29682326,29682585,29682620,29682813,29682509,29682477,29682109,29685539,29683066,29683230,29682658,29683711,29686386,29682849,29682903,29683715,29683336,29684587,29686589,29683100,29686713,29682984,29689899,29682751,29683349,29682774,29688737,29684185,29682592,29683482,29685058,29683209,29683368,29682606,29683064,29683431,29683259,29686229,29682262,29682194,29682303,29694682,29684186,29683127,29684632,29685486,29682314,29684190,29682227,29684683,29682935,29686595,29685397,29683183,29687273,29683624,29682358,29685704,29684237,29682619,29682224,29682535,29684513,29685640,29685644,29685649,29682448,29682831,29683091],"score":1193,"text":"Hi, my Christmas is solitary this year, no family or friends. I'm not even having a Christmas dinner. I'm not sad about this, though. It's just the way it is. What I wanted to say is, if you are in the same situation, you are not alone. So have a virtual hug from me.","time":1640427658,"title":"Tell HN: You are not alone this Christmas","type":"story"}],[27210022,{"by":"Akcium","descendants":151,"id":27210022,"kids":[27231492,27231976,27234097,27232651,27231715,27231462,27231775,27236102,27220988,27234660,27234300,27314254,27237268,27231986,27237019,27231831,27231819,27236594,27235985,27235787,27219950,27237994,27233503,27233536,27231368,27231506,27231578,27231873,27226926,27234378,27231943,27232325,27231434,27231547,27230607,27232077,27240257,27231373,27227044,27234229,27233140,27217579,27232131,27236566,27236022,27235388,27234095,27234873,27234093,27233074,27231474,27233522,27231733,27231362,27231562],"score":411,"time":1621437989,"title":"Show HN: I wrote a book about UI [pdf]","type":"story","url":"https://fifty.user-interface.io/50_ui_tips.pdf"}],[23231701,{"by":"dhab","descendants":216,"id":23231701,"kids":[23234112,23233262,23233275,23233063,23234060,23234596,23236432,23232799,23234049,23234432,23235457,23233051,23238975,23233079,23234206,23234889,23245246,23236690,23232788,23235017,23233595,23236380,23233880,23233490,23233161,23233143,23234366,23232835,23249265,23233881,23234211,23232183,23243457,23235037,23249253,23235387,23236286,23234018,23302088,23235763,23233151,23243822,23239328,23293485,23254686,23236787,23236451],"score":222,"text":"$16","time":1589868035,"title":"Ask HN: Production Lisp in 2020?","type":"story"}],[22792829,{"by":"corecoder","descendants":364,"id":22792829,"kids":[22794228,22793146,22793724,22795690,22793111,22792922,22794214,22794860,22792994,22793676,22793787,22793063,22792984,22793029,22793755,22794779,22792901,22793234,22793332,22793648,22795084,22793318,22792888,22794270,22794157,22793420,22793720,22793242,22793037,22796918,22793150,22793192,22795702,22794464,22793413,22793104,22795288,22794378,22793511,22793503,22794513,22795066,22795036,22793871,22793653,22796940,22793727,22793933,22794106,22797263,22793641,22796418,22794702,22797682,22797829,22794125,22795864,22794678,22793836,22795306,22794411,22793824,22814698,22793771,22793571,22793589,22796406,22794625,22793166,22796415,22795626,22794964,22811810,22794916,22795135,22793139,22798114,22794611,22795472,22795218,22795095,22793651,22794796,22795157,22795357,22793081,22794328,22794630,22793479,22792895,22793201,22797052,22794865,22796407,22794312,22793741,22798488,22794877,22794712,22810583,22793377,22795005,22816732,22798549,22794500,22794736,22797695,22792900,22793040,22793087,22795495,22793974,22796413,22794105,22794315,22804223,22798078,22799827,22796584,22796552,22794113,22797230,22794579,22792971,22794623,22794649,22794680,22793558,22794592,22797542,22794772,22794087,22793552,22796065,22794007,22794751,22793154,22793131,22794135,22795714,22795034,22794754,22795153,22794681,22794662,22796713,22795056,22792881,22793445,22793093,22794439,22795088,22794670,22795504,22793068,22795706,22793485,22793023,22795867,22797807,22796336,22794019,22801176,22795008,22795104,22795881,22795703,22793401,22796317,22792913,22795718,22793867,22792978,22792889,22792993,22846887,22795091,22795002,22797163,22795227,22793054,22792959,22793244,22802325,22794647,22794398,22833285,22797118,22794413,22794817,22794714,22793542,22794982,22793002,22798609,22795158,22794203,22794182,22797423,22796854,22796661,22796383,22795597,22794829,22793336,22793058,22793984,22793463,22794368,22795371],"score":686,"text":"I'm a web developer and DevOps engineer. I know a few languages and frameworks very well, I can find my way around with a good deal of other languages and frameworks, and I'd like to learn a lot more.

My problem is that I cannot seem to be able to pick a project (any project) and stick with it long enough to do any meaningful progress, let alone finishing it.\nIt's been several years since I've managed to work on a side project for more than two days continually.

I sit before the computer thinking: I know! I'll write a roguelike in X! Five minutes later, I'm thinking: fuck roguelikes! I'll write a graphical solitar card game with Y! Five minutes later, I don't care for it anymore, and would rather write an isomorphic strategy game in Z.

The same thing happens with tools I might need, applications I think about, experimental stuff, etc.

Has anyone else experienced this, and, more importantly, found their way out? How?","time":1586173444,"title":"Ask HN: How can I pick a side project and stick with it?","type":"story"}],[22442454,{"by":"vertex-four","descendants":171,"id":22442454,"kids":[22445778,22443155,22443095,22443512,22443129,22443096,22443146,22443427,22444482,22443744,22443045,22443701,22443607,22442934,22442969,22445105,22446404,22443312,22445231,22444675,22443660,22444375,22443168,22442911,22443309,22445341,22442960,22443067,22444005,22443733,22443763,22443963,22443392,22445877,22442930,22444336,22447609,22443591,22443079,22445822,22448752,22443982,22444761,22448996,22442948,22466807,22443145,22443274,22443850,22444116,22442956,22443000,22445516,22446813,22443128,22444874,22448302,22444647,22443483,22444476,22450416,22443964,22444742,22444400,22447605,22443310,22442916,22462401,22464313,22470032,22443166,22444067,22443462],"score":323,"text":"$17","time":1582894921,"title":"Ask HN: How to find work while homeless?","type":"story"}],[21947551,{"by":"tomjcleveland","descendants":341,"id":21947551,"kids":[21948947,21948589,21947967,21948612,21948279,21948176,21947938,21948489,21948446,21947974,21948300,21947775,21951604,21952418,21950564,21948097,21948175,21947876,21948285,21947817,21949281,21948013,21947929,21947672,21948050,21948336,21948177,21948124,21947780,21947867,21948095,21948383,21949933,21949246,21948014,21948596,21947814,21948537,21954129,21948070,21949015,21947755,21947834,21948681,21948247,21948316,21948354,21948822,21948482,21949259,21949171,21949764,21948433,21949134,21949481,21947999,21953365,21950300,21950515,21948397,21948268,21949325,21951714,21947730,21957242,21948974,21948778,21947764,21949740,21947751,21947844,21950806,21950611,21948211,21951653,21948025,21948055,21954055,21954115,21948011,21948153,21947782,21948108,21948786,21949734,21947797,21948120,21948380,21947978,21948064,21951716,21948520,21947765,21948898,21947776,21950671,21948196,21948337,21948103,21954068,21955756,21949731,21951494,21947791,21948174,21947952,21949825,21947842,21948738,21947809,21949786,21948481,21953097,21950683,21948154,21947923,21947830,21947680,21948538,21948068,21950917,21948023],"score":735,"time":1578069878,"title":"When good ideas make bad business","type":"story","url":"https://tjcx.me/posts/i-wasted-40k-on-a-fantastic-startup-idea/"}],[20546906,{"by":"foobar123321","descendants":133,"id":20546906,"kids":[20548092,20553083,20550889,20550787,20551354,20547148,20548799,20551379,20552208,20551771,20551331,20553102,20554694,20554957,20551236,20554041,20549426,20552250,20551094,20549398,20559543,20550775,20551545,20551762,20552097,20552560,20552916,20552257,20551351,20559109,20550854,20546951,20553486,20564647,20552037,20576414,20552516,20552153,20551467,20554209,20562443,20551350,20554797,20551026,20553472,20550826,20551278],"score":168,"text":"Hi HNers, I've built a lot of software in Python and Ruby over the years and recently, I've become interested in Lisp but am unsure which Lisp/Scheme variant to learn for building production grade software.

Ideally, I would like to learn the most modern one i.e. robust package management, tooling, ecosystem, etc. Really the main requirement is that I would like to be able to build production ready software with a Lisp that I can use at and for my company.

I've looked into Clojure and like a lot about it, but don't want to have to dig into the Java world. Is there any alternative out there? Any suggestions are appreciated :)","time":1564312098,"title":"Ask HN: Best Lisp for software development?","type":"story"}],[19252952,{"by":"flocial","descendants":191,"id":19252952,"kids":[19254962,19257140,19254852,19253715,19255436,19254553,19254742,19253524,19253455,19258508,19253849,19254521,19254530,19255217,19255024,19253462,19257495,19256528,19254731,19255183,19264520,19264475,19254927,19255110,19255652,19254392,19255440,19256539],"score":465,"time":1551171978,"title":"Running a Bakery on Emacs and PostgreSQL","type":"story","url":"https://bofh.org.uk/2019/02/25/baking-with-emacs/"}],[18911940,{"by":"deepaksurti","descendants":27,"id":18911940,"kids":[18913524,18912583,18917765,18919000,18915868,18912804,18913520,18913303,18912355,18913140,18919044],"score":192,"time":1547567177,"title":"Some Lisp books (2012)","type":"story","url":"http://blog.fogus.me/2012/07/25/some-lisp-books-and-then-some/"}],[9689637,{"by":"hoodoof","descendants":20,"id":9689637,"kids":[9689920,9689792,9693981,9689642,9693921,9689836,9694767,9689981,9689855,9689983,9689653],"score":9,"text":"$18","time":1433902027,"title":"Ask HN: Help I'm building my hardest software project yet. Struggling","type":"story","url":""}],[9252433,{"by":"andreasholt","descendants":18,"id":9252433,"kids":[9253062,9254098,9252564,9252898,9253930,9252585,9253382,9254416,9254631,9252574,9253210],"score":6,"text":"How do I learn JavaScript the correct way? I don't want to learn JQuery to start off with, I just want to learn the concepts, and then I can move onto the libraries, etc.

I've tried to read the book Eloquent javascript. However I don't find it very beginner friendly, with all the hard challenges for example...

Any suggestions on how to learn it?","time":1427134265,"title":"Learn JavaScript for complete beginners?","type":"story","url":""}],[6754953,{"by":"krrishd","descendants":157,"id":6754953,"kids":[6755316,6755552,6755838,6755013,6755501,6756157,6755655,6756026,6757181,6755718,6755736,6756581,6755335,6757233,6758097,6755483,6755072,6755147,6755889,6756155,6755730,6756507,6755712,6757993,6755994,6755685,6755304,6755296,6755385,6755014,6755244,6755223,6755222,6755568,6759951,6757244,6757410,6755974,6755343,6755849,6756036,6758521,6755944,6756212,6755865,6755887,6756018,6755785,6755468,6755337,6756284,6755260,6755345,6756787,6757907,6755949,6755863,6755918,6758438,6760477,6756776,6757146,6755801,6756561],"score":252,"text":"Some background:\nI'm 15 years old, attend high school, do well in terms of grades and extracurriculars (business clubs/competitions), and also am a pretty good front-end developer experienced with HTML/Jade,CSS/LESS, JS/jQuery/AngularJS, and Phonegap/Cordova. I've worked on several web projects in the past, such as http://teen2geek.com, and my portfolio is at http://krrishd.github.io, just to get an idea of what I can do in web development (not so good at the backend though).

I recently took part in a social entrepreneurship competition to prevent suicide, and I envisioned a specific app, and the idea won a grant. This app is somewhat similar to some social networks you've seen, and is a bit complex to develop for a front-end guy like me. The grant is a "micro-grant", so it isn't anything substantial, and I'm not sure if outsourcing can retain the quality necessary for such an app.

What do you think I should do?","time":1384791032,"title":"Ask HN: I'm 15, won a grant to develop a suicide prevention app, what next?","type":"story"}]]

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created:	November 18, 2013
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