Do these even work?
>>77398826Women? No, they mostly move paper around and chat in pointless meetings.
>>77398831They also get degrees in yapping (journalism, communications) so no wonder they hate AI so much.
>>77398826Why wouldn't they?
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>>77398831I meant the walking pad.
>>77398834>Noooooooo not my heckin AI! Not my comfy wumfy data centerino, noooooooooo!
Yeah, I mean it’s just a slow moving treadmill.
>>77398835Walking isn't really a proper workout. Better than sitting I suppose.
>>77399018walking is actually how i got buff legs i got more leg gains from walking 1-2 hours a day than squats
>>77399018It's not supposed to be a workout. It's supposed to stop you from being sedentary.
>>77399059Legs are best with high rep ranges.
My experience with them is discovering that most of the cheaper ones on amazon are incredible poorly made and weirdly proportioned (narrow and/or short decks) and if youre a non manlet you need to specifiy wide or long decks and then you realize that if you have any significant weight to lose you need to buy a particularly heavy duty one and then you get it and use it for a while and you realize its a letter better to walk slower at an incline so now you need to buy one with all the above plus incline and even then it still takes a lot of time to get used to and you end up pausing it a lot if you actually need to focus on work and you're walking so slow anyway you think "damn why dont I just go bike before or after work"I really want it to work but its not really working so far. Getting into the rythem of constant clicking and typing while walking for hour is trickier than you think
>>77399059How fat were you?
>>77398826If you are moving slow enough to work on a computer or hold a conversation, you are probably getting minimal return compared to the time and effort and money you are investing.
People in this thread are comparing the treadmill to working out.Comparing walking every day to being sedentary is going to be a massive improvement in overall health, specifically mental health.If you work at a desk I think it would be a wonderful decision. Just make sure you force yourself to use it that first week or 2 so you get into the habit.
>>77398826Treadmills work, yes. But you're not going to work on a computer while walking. You can watch TV, listen to music or audio books or whatever, but no, you're not going to fucking work.
>>77398826standing desks for working while walking? it's a memeusing a walking pad to replace your couch while you consoom stuff? actually based and turns consooming into something almost healthyafter a while you'll realize your brain doesn't even need the overstimulation and you can go walk outside and it somehow becomes super interesting to just walk outside
>>77398834>so no wonder they hate AI so muchThis is entirely a fantasy your schizo brain made up. AI's most outspoken opponents are dudes.Women in general have barely participated in the conversation.
>>77399068Don't let Rippletits and his circle jerkers hear you say that. They'll REEEEE for months.
>>77398834LEAVE THE BILLION DOLLAR COMPANY ALONE
>>77399455True. Though I really want to find a set of tools to make it work somehow. Disability aids like eyetracking, accessibility tools like handheld controls or the things VR uses, gesture technology, voice recognition, something. Some combo to make me capable of getting actual work done on the computer or at least fuck on it better while walking/jogging.
Yes, walking desks work if people actually use them. The problem is you can only use it consistently if you have a bullshit female job at the email factory. If you have a job that requires any amount of thought, concentration, or attention to detail you basically have to choose between walking and working. By contrast, if your job consists of gossiping on Slack and denying PTO requests, it works if you work it.
>>77399536would pound 5'3 and an attitude
