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Starting the Fitness journey again as a dad with 2 young kids and a career in tech

Prior to having kids, when I had missed out on training for a pro-longed period of time, I could always reboot by ordering a batch of protein, starting a new training plan and throwing myself into a 4 day regime at the gym and before I knew it, muscle memory Read more…

By sknox, 6 years21 October 2019 ago
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Getting fit for the New Year

First day back at the office after a nice Christmas break, with too much junk food and beers. Along with the first day back to work, its also my first gym session of 2019! The past 2 years training having been very intermittant after our first child arrived (who still Read more…

By sknox, 6 years1 January 2019 ago
Fitness

Jim Stoppani ‘Full-Body Shortcut to Size’ – Day 1 Update

That’s my first day completed on this new program and first thing I have noticed is it takes a bit of time to get through all of the exercises, even at a low weight. I had approx 45 minutes today however will try to budget a full hour going forward Read more…

By sknox, 6 years1 January 2019 ago
Fitness

Jim Stoppani ‘Full-Body Shortcut to Size’ – Day 2 Update

Day two of my Jim Stoppani ‘Full-Body Shortcut to Size’ routine and performed 2 new exercises that I haven’t done before. The first new exercise was a Standing Pulldown, which is a hybrid exercise between the wide grip lat pulldown and the seated row. You can see Jim Stoppani perform Read more…

By sknox, 6 years1 January 2019 ago

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  • Launching a docker container (Seq + Serilog) automatically as part of Asp.Net Core startup
  • Using the ML.NET CLI tool or the new Model Builder extension for Visual Studio to automate model generation and training
  • Tweaking the PowerShell colour scheme to play nice with the new Windows Terminal
  • Starting the Fitness journey again as a dad with 2 young kids and a career in tech
  • Exploring the new Assembly unloading feature in .NET Core 3.0 by building a simple plugin system running on ASP.NET Core Blazor

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