<alexgordon>
anyway I can use branches if I have a GUI for it
<alexgordon>
my problem is always forgetting that I'm in a branch
<jeannicolas>
we have different branch for different versions of the game… a feature that was set for version X has to be brought into version Y (an older version)… it sucks but eh.. it happens
<jeannicolas>
not that big a deal really
<jeannicolas>
and not that weird of a request really
<jeannicolas>
we never work off master… master == what's live in the app store
<jeannicolas>
which we never touch..
<whitequark>
23:22 < jeannicolas> so I had to do a git rebase to squash commits… then checkout another branch, and cherry pick that commit into this new branch...
<whitequark>
this sounds as a sequence of euphemisms for something REALLY naughty
<whitequark>
fifty shades of git?
<jeannicolas>
whitequark: of course! I mean I don't work anywhere.. I have no idea what git is…
<jeannicolas>
I was describing last night
<jeannicolas>
weekly date night
<whitequark>
oh, now that makes sense
<whitequark>
ellio: MY previous retweet
<ellio>
whitequark: <3
<whitequark>
what did your dirty stream pick out?
<ellio>
it's meta ;)
<whitequark>
ah
<ellio>
huh?
<whitequark>
well
<whitequark>
I imagine if you interpreted it as "any previous retweet in the stream you, the reader, are currently viewing, applies to myself, the poster"
<whitequark>
then the consequences could be rather dire
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<whitequark>
is that you in the photo?
<ellio>
what?
<audy>
thank you alexgordon
<ellio>
which photo? o_O
<ellio>
lol you guys and git. it's so adorable.
<purr>
lol
<jeannicolas>
lol no compile error… now that's even scarier
<ellio>
here's the current Paws.js history; four branches, each with an additional granular branch; three remotes.
<purr\ec>
percival/Master 6381330 elliottcable: (- doc fix) Updating the README a bit.
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<ellio>
Does anybody here have an exercise routine of some sort?
<ellio>
What do you eat?
<ellio>
micahjohnston, alexgordon, devyn, dsamarin, whitequark: what kind of care do you take of your bodies, as developers? I *know* you're all fairly skilled, and put a lot of time and effort into making things, learning, etceteras …
<alexgordon>
ellio: strangest tech question ever
<joelteon>
ellio:
<alexgordon>
have you tried stackoverflow?
<ellio>
micahjohnston, alexgordon, devyn, dsamarin, whitequark: … do you take as bad-of-care of your bodies as most developers? What are your habits, what are your routines?
<joelteon>
I bike to/from work every day
<joelteon>
i go to the gym every other day
<ellio>
how far is that? how much time do you invest? how does it make you feel?
<joelteon>
alternate lower and upper body
<ellio>
and what does “go to the gym” mean?
<joelteon>
the gym is like 0.8 miles
<joelteon>
heavy weight training, not cardio
<joelteon>
I hate cardio
<joelteon>
I get enough cardio riding to work
<alexgordon>
ellio: I do everything except exercise lol
<purr>
lol
<ellio>
how do you motivate yourself, how do you “feel up to” doing those things?
<joelteon>
i'm in better shape than i've ever been right now
<micahjohnston>
like, for various reasons i have more control over my diet than i have in the past and it's gone to shit
<micahjohnston>
and I haven't run more than once in the past like 6 months
<alexgordon>
ellio: I eat well, get a good night's sleep, don't smoke, etc
<ellio>
what the hell is preworkout
<alexgordon>
but I don't go to the gym
<joelteon>
mine's a powder
<micahjohnston>
last fall though was during cross country and I was in pretty decent shape and ate and slept well
<joelteon>
that you dissolve in water
<micahjohnston>
I love cardio
<joelteon>
it has protein and some stimulants
<micahjohnston>
haven't really done any weights ever
<ellio>
oh, “preworkout” meaning pre-workout meal
<micahjohnston>
but running is the best thing ever
<joelteon>
yeah
<ellio>
I can't handle cardio
<ellio>
jesus ick
<ellio>
but yeah I lifted for the majority of my childhood
<joelteon>
yeah, i hate cardio more than anything
<micahjohnston>
like, middle of cross country was the best I felt in my life
<alexgordon>
I'm not sure weight training is that good for you anyway
<micahjohnston>
babies
<micahjohnston>
:p
<ellio>
I was extremely strong, always have been, but I've fallen off the wagon and I'm just *fucking unhealthy*
<joelteon>
i also usually go to the park and kick a soccer ball around
<ellio>
my girlfriend is a huge runner
<joelteon>
that's for technical skill and fitness
<ellio>
or is slowly becoming one
<ellio>
it's some sort of life-goal of hers
<ellio>
and watching her succeed in that, is making me *so jealous*, and causing *so much stress* on an already-stressed relationship
<ellio>
idkwatdo
<ellio>
no idea how to work healthy eating into my life.
<joelteon>
eat healthy
<ellio>
no idea how to work a *fitness* routine (not just weightlifting to be strong, but something regular and sustained for *health*) into my life.
<alexgordon>
I mean, well developed muscles might help you get laid, but they don't make you healthier per se
<ellio>
super-depressed over it.
<alexgordon>
better off running like micahjohnston
<ellio>
alexgordon: story of my life.
<joelteon>
lifting is pretty good cardio
<joelteon>
it's not *excellent*
<joelteon>
but it's something
<ellio>
that's just it, I can't understand how people run.
<ellio>
it's just, so fucking beyond me.
<joelteon>
it's better than sitting around
<ellio>
it's so uncompfortable and sickening
<joelteon>
riding a bike isn't so bad
<micahjohnston>
well
<micahjohnston>
how long have you run at one time
<micahjohnston>
as in distance/time
<ellio>
I really *should *try biking.
<micahjohnston>
and how extended a period of time have you regularly run for?
<ellio>
my best as a kid was something ridiculous.
<joelteon>
I used to run a mile and a half in 9 minutes
<ellio>
I could swim a mile faster than I could “run” it.
<ellio>
it was really sad.
<micahjohnston>
haha that is ridiculous
<ellio>
I'd collapse halfway in.
<alexgordon>
yeah I miss having a bike
<ellio>
nowadays … bad.
<joelteon>
back during varsity soccer training in high school
<joelteon>
i would have to get up every morning and run
<micahjohnston>
don't worry about walking in the middle at first
<ellio>
no idea distance/time. terrified of measuring myself. don't want to put numbers that I can remember, to m ysuckage.
<joelteon>
and we'd have 5-hour practices
<joelteon>
7 to noon
<joelteon>
which involves conditioning, weight training, and soccer
<joelteon>
that was some good shit
<joelteon>
the season just ended here so there's nothing like that around here for me
<joelteon>
not for a couple months
<micahjohnston>
but basically
<micahjohnston>
i used to not be able to run a mile without stopping
<micahjohnston>
or feeling sick
<micahjohnston>
a mile used to be lots and lots
<alexgordon>
ellio: are there no beautiful places where you live? like national parks or something
<micahjohnston>
and then after cross country then four miles sounds like not very much to run
<ellio>
I'm from fuckin' Alaska o_O
<joelteon>
running is garbage
<ellio>
right now I'm in Chicag
<ellio>
but not sure how it's relevant
<micahjohnston>
joelteon: …what?
<joelteon>
i just hate it
<joelteon>
it sucks
<joelteon>
but we already went over that
<alexgordon>
micahjohnston: GARBAGE
<ellio>
Chelsea's signed up for some big half-marathon in Florida next spring
<joelteon>
so i'll can it
<ellio>
and just decided to start training for it
<micahjohnston>
oh nice
<micahjohnston>
i'm apparently doing a triathlon at the end of the summer
<micahjohnston>
a mini oen
<ellio>
exact opposite of nice ಠ_ಠ
<micahjohnston>
one
<ellio>
I might, miiiiight bike
<joelteon>
I can handle running if it involves sports
<ellio>
sounds better than fucking running
<joelteon>
but not *just* running
<ellio>
it doesn't *sound* fucking sickeningly hard
<joelteon>
running with sports
<alexgordon>
yeah cycling is fun because you get to go fast
<joelteon>
is
<ellio>
if only Chelsea weren't a huge bike-nut too
<joelteon>
well, it's just because
<joelteon>
running is kind of boring
<joelteon>
but if you're playing a sport, there's something else you're doing
<ellio>
the only thing I can imagine doing and not being outclassed by her constantly, is weight-lifting. But I don't want to do that. I need to be healthy. I feel sick, terrible, all of the time.
<alexgordon>
true
<joelteon>
maybe you should see a doctor
<ellio>
I will be, soon
<ellio>
several reasons
<alexgordon>
ellio: apart from exercise, are you healthy?
<alexgordon>
grilled hands recently?
<ellio>
not remotely.
<alexgordon>
heh
<ellio>
she's just gotten off of an extremely successful diet, too
<ellio>
Keto'd away fuckin' fitty-some pounds
<ellio>
idfk what that is in real-person units
<ellio>
but apparently it's a lot
<joelteon>
keto is pretty irritating
<joelteon>
because i don't have the resources for it
<joelteon>
but it looks like it would work
<ellio>
resources?
<joelteon>
yeah
<alexgordon>
eh
<alexgordon>
eat less
<joelteon>
grocery shopping
<joelteon>
i don't have a car
<joelteon>
i don't eat a lot, and i don't eat much carbs
<alexgordon>
isn't keto the one where you eat a lot of expensive meat?
<micahjohnston>
keto doesn't sound like something i'd want to try
<joelteon>
keto is the one where you eat meat and plants
<alexgordon>
personally, I think it's bullshit all these diets.
<joelteon>
i'm fine with the meat bit
<joelteon>
the plants, meh
<joelteon>
but i can't really go without any carbohydrates
<joelteon>
not yet
<alexgordon>
people get fat because they consume too much food
<alexgordon>
fix that, and it's easy
<micahjohnston>
alexgordon: well there is a massive difference in the *kind* of food we eat today and in the past
<micahjohnston>
lots more shitty simple carbs
<alexgordon>
really?
<micahjohnston>
stuff that is in short supply in nature so is basically addictive
<joelteon>
yeah, simple carbs are not great
<micahjohnston>
so we eat lots of it because we're programmed to treat it as scarce
<alexgordon>
I think the human diet has been quite diverse even during prehistory
<alexgordon>
humanity has reached all corners of the planet
<micahjohnston>
well yeahg
<micahjohnston>
but that doesn't mean there were prehistoric humans eating mcdoubles for lunch
<alexgordon>
it seems that humans are for the most part equally efficient at processing all kinds of food
<micahjohnston>
not all kinds
<alexgordon>
well not sugar perhaps
<joelteon>
simple carbohydrates (and sugar) are quickly processed into fat
<alexgordon>
but many many peoples rely on "carbs"
<joelteon>
because we're supposed to store it
<ellio>
oh gods
<alexgordon>
like rice
<micahjohnston>
yeah nobody's saying we shouldn't eat carbs
<ellio>
please not this argument
<ellio>
completely in a place while I'll alexgordon the room