u/Sensitive-Raccoon155

I’ve been trying to combine cardio, weight training and yoga into one routine and I’m wondering if this is actually sustainable or if I’m putting too much stress on my body.

My routine is basically alternating gym and cardio every morning, then doing yoga later in the evening around 5 PM almost every day. Overall I feel pretty good and yoga honestly helps me feel less stiff and more recovered, but sometimes I start thinking maybe the total workload is still too much long term.

For people who train like this, how do you tell the difference between a healthy active routine and overtraining? Does daily yoga usually help recovery enough to balance things out or can it still become excessive combined with gym and cardio?

I’ve tried to understand why people hype up zed so much over vscode, but I still don’t really see it. Most people talk about performance and memory usage, but then also say that the heavy resource usage comes from LSPs and not from zed itself. By that same logic, vscode shouldn’t be blamed either, because a lot of its usage also comes from extensions and language servers. Vscode already feels very fast to me, and its ecosystem is way bigger. Every time I try zed, I don’t find anything that makes vscode feel outdated or worse. I’m not saying zed is bad, I just see it more as an alternative editor than some huge upgrade over vscode.

I’ve been trying to quit masturbation for a while, but I keep noticing the same pattern every time I relapse. It usually doesn’t happen randomly. It starts from small triggers I can’t fully avoid in daily life, like scrolling social media and suddenly seeing half-naked girls, or watching a movie that has a short but enough triggering scene.I tried to just rely on self-control and keep living normally, but it doesn’t really work for me. Even when I feel fine, one unexpected trigger is enough to break the streak.At this point I’m starting to think that willpower alone isn’t enough in my case. Maybe the real solution is to remove the triggers completely, even if that means cutting out social media and being very selective with what I watch. It feels extreme, but right now it seems like the only approach that actually gives me a chance to succeed long term.

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I’m building a small sushi shop web app with a catalog, product pages, and a simple order system with credit card payments. Backend will be on .NET, deployed on a VPS, and I’ll use SQLite since the project is small.For the frontend I’m deciding between React or Vue vs Blazor. React/Vue seems more flexible and have a bigger ecosystem, but blazor would keep everything in .NET and simplify sharing models and overall structure.Since this is a small project, I’m trying to balance simplicity vs flexibility. What would you pick in this case?