Posts tagged "bikepacking":
Links #82
- One Night Wild - In Deutschland gibt es viel mehr Orte, an denen du völlig legal unter freiem Himmel schlafen kannst, als du vielleicht denkst (In Germany there are much more places where you can legally sleep under the open sky than you perhaps thing)
- A Couple Million Lines of Haskell: Production Engineering at Mercury - The editors of the Haskell Blog are happy to announce a new series of articles called "Haskellers from the trenches", where we invite experienced engineers to talk about their subjects of expertise, best practices, and production tales.
- Formally Specifying Dungeons and Dragons rulebooks
- Programming Fonts
Links #65
- Astral Codex Tex — Book Review Contest 2024 Winners
mentioned in the article: What if Marvel was real (I don't listen to podcasts, but this one seems original and fun)
“What would it be like to live through the original Marvel Universe as it was happening”. The hosts speak in modern vernacular, but otherwise live in the world of the early Silver Age of Marvel Comics. The first episode takes place in November 1961. The Thing and the Human Torch have just been spotted in the city, but no one knows who or what they are.
- Strava Segment Tutorial: Removing Suckage and Promoting Quality possibly outdated, but I love the level of detail
- Berlin to Copenhagen for Beginners: My First Bikepacking Adventure in 2024 great pictures, among the other things
- Multiplying matrices using functional programming I already knew
that (I think) rather famous expression of
transpose, but I've never seen the rest
Links #20
Links #19
- The PARA Method: A Universal System for Organizing Digital Information
- Access a IPython repl from pdb
- CLUI: Building a Graphical Command Line
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One of the main motivations on writing such a list is that if you search online for bikepacking gear tips most of the times you find accurate descriptions of the gear used by ultra endurance bikepacking riders in epic self supported races like the Transcontinental race or the Silk Road race. These gear tips may be useful in general, but you need to keep in mind that the main goal of those riders is to win the race: their gears are very minimalist, ultra lightweight, and comfort is not the main priority. The main goal is to cover the most amount of km in the least amount of time, resulting in often sleep deprived nights of riding. If you’re travelling for fun, you’ll cover the same amount of km in much more time (often 3/4 times what those guys take), and probably comfort is one of the top priority. This results in different needs and different trade-offs regarding the gear you’re willing to carry.
- Power up Anki with Emacs, Org mode, anki-editor and more