The Running Novelist (2008)
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The Running Novelist (2008)
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#2There was also a Murakami discussion two days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35792705
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#4He’d really be better off with a strength routine and intermittent fasting.
He may want to consider Shoveglove, one of my favorite hacks!
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#5He’d really be better off with a strength routine and intermittent fasting. He may want to consider Shoveglove, one of my favorite hacks! https://www.shovelglove.com/
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#6He’d really be better off with a strength routine and intermittent fasting. He may want to consider Shoveglove, one of my favorite hacks! https://www.shovelglove.com/
from the essay:
> That’s why I’ve never recommended running to others. If someone has an interest in long-distance running, he’ll start running on his own. If he’s not interested in it, no amount of persuasion will make any difference.
Re: The Running Novelist (2008)
#7He’d really be better off with a strength routine and intermittent fasting. He may want to consider Shoveglove, one of my favorite hacks! https://www.shovelglove.com/
from the essay: > That’s why I’ve never recommended running to others. If someone has an interest in long-distance running, he’ll start running on his own. If he’s not interested in it, no amount of persuasion will make any difference.
Yeah I know. I was making fun of the HN comments that can't wait to bring up weightlifting and intermittent fasting whenever running is mentioned.
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#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
from the essay: > That’s why I’ve never recommended running to others. If someone has an interest in long-distance running, he’ll start running on his own. If he’s not interested in it, no amount of persuasion will make any difference.
Yeah I know. I was making fun of the HN comments that can't wait to bring up weightlifting and intermittent fasting whenever running is mentioned.
lol nice, i missed the joke. funny because i was complaining about making jokes on HN recently and everybody taking everything so seriously.