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      <title>Race Report - OC Half Marathon 2023</title>
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      <description>Race information  What? OC Marathon When? May 7. 2023 How far? 13.1 miles Where? Newport Beach, CA Website: http://www.ocmarathon.com/ Strava activity: https://strava.app.link/a1FCrpQsCzb Finish time: 1:49:19  Goals    Goal Description Completed?     A Less than 2:10:00 Yes   B Less than 2:00:00 Yes   C Less than 1:55:00 Yes   D Less than 1:50:00 Yes    Splits    Mile Time     1 8:29   2 7:38   3 7:48   4 7:52   5 7:51   6 8:07   7 7:59   8 8:28   9 8:15   10 8:34   11 8:42   12 8:42   13 8:18    Training Mostly followed the generic half marathon guide on runningfastr, ran 3 days a week at around 3-6 mi on Tuesday and Thursday and then a long run on Saturday.</description>
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      <title>Getting Up and Running with the Windows Subsystem for Linux</title>
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      <description>This post first appeared on: dev.to
An exercise in futility
This weekend I started tinkering around with the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). I was mainly inspired to really start experimenting when I saw /u/noahnichols2008&amp;rsquo;s post on reddit. Here are some of my thoughts/observations.
Background I&amp;rsquo;m a software engineer working mainly in Python, AWS, Ansible, etc. I work on the open source cloud compliance rules engine Cloud Custodian and have been doing most of my development work recently on a 2016 15&amp;quot; Macbook Pro.</description>
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