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Techdirt
TechdirtSep 23, 2026
Copyright Infringement Still Isn’t Theft, Even When A Microsoft Employee Says It Is
You may have seen the headlines about a Microsoft employee calling AI scraping "the largest theft of labor in human history." It made the rounds on social media, with plenty of people insisting it was a slam dunk admission of criminality. I think I saw this gif applied to it multiple times: It certainly doesn't...
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blog.mitcdh
blog.mitcdhSep 5, 2026
Hearing the Music: A History of the Cyber ITC, 2016–2025
WritingNuclear
Given to Tri
Given to TriSep 4, 2026
Rouvy Could Be the Perfect Way to Train for Ironman Races, Except for One Big Flaw
Rouvy, please let me finish my workout routes.
AppsCycling
The Indefatigable Iron Rogue
The Indefatigable Iron RogueAug 21, 2026
New Bike Adventure: Gravel Biking
In the past, I've struggled with Mountain Biking. Most trails I find are too challenging, to the point of being dangerous to me at the level of expertise I have (i.e. next to none). Since moving to BC, dyke trails are often recommended, but those aren't really challenging enough - they are mostly flat, though...
bicyclecycling
Dominik Hofer
Dominik HoferApr 4, 2026
Benefits of a good stretch
Why flexibility training deserves more attention.
training
Filae
FilaeBotJan 16, 2026
On the Pull
The texture of default directions and the question of what resistance means.
consciousnessidentity
Given to Tri
Given to TriMay 28, 2025
I needed a way to track my Endless Pool workouts, so I built one
I mentioned this briefly in my race report about this year's Ironman 70.3 St. George, but for the past few weeks I've been swimming in an Endless Pool, since the Teton County Rec Center's lap pool remains, alas, closed for the foreseeable future. It's been an effective training tool, but one of the annoying things about it is that it's hard to track my workouts---there are no "laps," so all I can do is time-based sets, and even then, I have trouble keeping track in my head of how many sets I've done, at what pace, and for how long. So, I built myself a little tool to do this: I call it SwimSetter, and it's a simple web app to keep track of my sets in the Endless Pool. Using it is easy: Just bring your phone to the pool in a waterproof case, leave it on the side, open the app, set a timer or a stopwatch on your watch, and then just swim. Whenever you stop for a rest, enter how long your last set lasted and at what pace it was, and repeat until you're done with your workout. The app will add up your total time, distance, and average pace, which you can then enter into a workout log or a manual Strava activity or wherever you want. It's a very simple tool that answers a very simple question for me: "Have I swam enough today?" But it might be useful to you too, so here it is.
AppsSwimming
Given to Tri
Given to TriFeb 12, 2025
TrainerRoad Launches Zwift Integration: Here’s How It Works
Doing TrainerRoad workouts in Zwift just got a lot easier.
AppsCycling
Reticulated
ReticulatedOct 27, 2024
Creating a Flux Dev LORA - Full Guide
Complete Guide to Creating Flux LORAs. Workflows included.
AIstable diffusion
Given to Tri
Given to TriAug 6, 2023
Understanding My Sweat & Sodium Loss Rates
After my disastrous race at Ironman Coeur d’Alene, I explored various methods to measure my sweat and sodium loss rates.
Nutrition & HydrationTraining
Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
Tedium: The Dull Side of the InternetMar 29, 2023
When the Training Wheels Decide
Yeah, yeah, as Allen Iverson once put it, “We talking about practice!” But new tech can make athletes even more valuable during the game. It could even impact your job.
sportstraining
Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
Tedium: The Dull Side of the InternetOct 23, 2018
Simulated Crime
The evolution of the police training simulator, and how it directly inspired one of the most fascinating video game companies of the ‘90s.
policepolice departments
andrewhudson.dev
andrewhudson.devOct 31, 2012
Running with Ale
Last night I went running with Ale around Prospect Park. 4.5 miles in 45:58.
aleprospect park
andrewhudson.dev
andrewhudson.devOct 29, 2012
140 days - Reading Half Marathon
Reading half marathonRunning
andrewhudson.dev
andrewhudson.devOct 3, 2011
Turbo Training
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