Cynical isn't a strategy
I played at Texas, and I've gotten jaded about what college football turned into. So I built a place for former players to say what they think.
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By day I make a software company's numbers trustworthy. The rest of the time I experiment on my own training and health — what to eat, how to lift, when to back off — looking for what keeps me at my best, and posting the results here. I don't think there's one right answer for everyone. I do think there's no skipping the slow work of getting better, in the gym or anywhere else. What's here is what worked for me. Take what's useful.
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Posted on this site · since 2020
Right now — working my way down to 270 pounds by 2027, re-reading my favorite book about data systems, and untangling how one company counts its customers. Details on /now.
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Verified former D1 players grading their programs and weighing in on NIL, the transfer portal, and the playoff. I built it because I'd rather do something than stay cynical.
Rails 8, hand-built, rebuilt more than once. The colophon covers how and why.
Daily calorie and macro targets, two ways. Runs in your browser; no signup.
Fifteen lines of Ruby that flag flat stretches in my weight data.
I played at Texas, and I've gotten jaded about what college football turned into. So I built a place for former players to say what they think.
Three stacks, one excuse to learn. My personal site is less a portfolio than a place to teach myself whatever I'm into that year.
I wrote the stall detector under my weight chart. It flagged month-long flat stretches I remember as steady progress.
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