FourIV

u/FourIV


r/weightroom•

I had started lifting intermittently for 3weeks, but it was unconsistant, so I asked chatGPT to help me build out my routine. I told it I want to do the SL5x5 barbel lifts, but I want to lift every day 2 lifts instead of 3 days a week 3 lifts per day. It built me out what seemed like a mild 6 week plan. Well any time I mentioned "AI" in the daily threads, I get downvoted and pushback for using AI. u/t_thor made a good point that maybe I should get these things reviewed. So here it is.

Finished my first 6-week block (5×5, squatting every day, 5 days/week). Everything worked great, no missed days, no fails, no injuries. Now building out the next 6 weeks (Weeks 7–12).

I want to keep the sam

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r/Everything_QA•

We've got a big automation regression set running in Azure and we often see some performance related failure but it doesn't easily translate into good bugs that the devs can use to hunt down inefficiencies. Does anyone know of any tools that we could run alongside, or embedded in our automation that would give better insights for the devs?

My initial thoughts would be some sort of Linter / profiler, but i'd rather not have to have devs compile it within the app itself.

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r/personalfinance•

Recently got a HELOC with USBANK, great terms, easy closing, no fees, it went really well.

I just got my first bill so I went to create my account and setup autopay. Now, I don't plan on letting this HELOC go 20 years, that's crazy, I plan on paying it off in 3-4 years MAX. So naturally I planned to auto pay a significant amount. Much to my surprise the auto pay didn't let me setup a custom amount to pay. It listed "Minimum payment as per contract". Surprised I called technical support and confirmed that I could manually pay principle, but auto pay would only allow the minimum payment, aka interest only. The only reason I can see for them doing this is to try to trick me into paying more i

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r/androidapps•

I read a lot, and sometimes I read web novels that are on webpages, they generally display a chapter on each webpage with a "next" and "previous" button. The issue is some of them are quite long and it kills both my battery and my data due to all the overhead of the website each time a page is loaded.

Id love an app that would take a URL and strip all the nonsense out of the page and display it in a kindle like format to read. Bonus points if it can download multiple chapters ahead of time over wifi to save data while reading on the go.

Thanks

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r/ATV•

Background

I want a utility ATV for trail riding as well as to use in a hunting lease. I might even get a tow behind mower. The hunting lease is a mix of hardwoods, planted pines, and river bottom.. it DOES flood and often times i drive through a bit of water. I am a big guy (over 6' tall, over 250lbs), so i need something with power enough to haul me and a deer, maybe some bags of corn, etc.

Here are the four ATV's i'm looking at currently. They're all local to me.

  1. 2014 Arctic Cat 500 XT - ~32hp - $6,324
  2. 2015 Can-Am Outlander L 450 - ~38hp - $6,399.00 (five year warranty!)
  3. 2015 Polaris Industries Sportsman 570 - ~44hp - $6,499.00
  4. 2015 Polaris Industries Sportsman ETX -
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r/321•

I've got a couple guitars from highschool that I just started playing again. (yay, rocksmith 2014). The guitar I'm using has some issues that id like someone to look over. It definitely needs some wiring fixed at least

Anyhoo, I've had some friends warn me away from Marion music in palm bay, does anyone have any recommended shops? I was thinking either A+ or Florida discount music.

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r/personalfinance•

I've got several stocks in my name as over the years family has purchased them for me. From my grandmohter buying me Disney stock for christmas when i was 10, or my father buying me Duke or GE.

The thing is, i get random mail about them, and maybe some dividend checks, but i really have no idea what i own or what its worth. I'm fairly young and do all my finance online (I use mint for budget, auto pay my mortgage, etc) I've got two 401k's from different companies that i can monitor online, but it really bugs me i have all these other stocks that i dont really have my arms arround. They aren't in an IRA or anything like that.. just purchased stocks i own.

My question is, how do i get them

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