Re:Rock climbing and the economics of innovation
by nlfwhulsdhouv on Tuesday October 29, 2019 @05:36PM
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> I hate being basic and following the crowd
As much as my comment was a bit tongue-in-cheek, I don't mean to say you shouldn't do it because it's basic ;). I've been climbing for many many years and agree that it's extremely fun and rewarding. That doesn't change with more people enjoying it (but also stay home so I can get the good routes to myself ;) ).
Re:Rock climbing and the economics of innovation
by screye on Wednesday October 30, 2019 @11:50AM
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I wear Chukka boots, flannels, OCBDs, white sneakers and olive chinos.
My hair are short on the sides and parted side on the top.
I am an Indian in tech, who got a masters in CS and will be on an H1b.
I might end up being basic, but as long as I do it out of my own free will, and not due to anyone else forcing it.....I can be at peace with myself.
> (but also stay home so I can get the good routes to myself
Sunday afternoon is it. I have been trying to go in the morning, but never wake up early enough.
The reward after doing a tough route is just incredible.