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by anotherboffin 23d ago
Not the OP, but I guess they meant non-Swiss as someone who might be used to a different set of tipping norms?
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by anotherboffin 1mo ago
Any good pointers on how/where to get started?
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by anotherboffin 2mo ago
Oof that looks brutal
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by anotherboffin 1y ago
He’s a cycling journalist (specialized in tech), not a shop owner.
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by anotherboffin 1y ago
Just to add some context: e-bike commuters in a hilly city would go through the stock organic brake pads in <500 km sometimes. Could be as little as 6 weeks. The shop I worked at (back in the day) would replace them with longer wearing t
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by anotherboffin 1y ago
Good point! I’ll be more careful before quick posting.
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by anotherboffin 1y ago
Yeah, I suspect “Melissa” fed Lowe’s article to an LLM to get a quick article that’s sure to get views.
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by anotherboffin 2y ago
Oh but no worries, FSD is a “solved problem” and should be done in 18 months or so…
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by anotherboffin 2y ago
They didn’t offer free repairs, but they also didn’t limit it to five countries.
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by anotherboffin 2y ago
Not an applicant, but thanks for your app!
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by anotherboffin 2y ago
I enjoy using both, but you’re leaving out microphonics (especially on zippers), cable tangle and getting frayed/damaged/caught on clothing, just to name a few.
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by anotherboffin 2y ago
I’m on Garmin watches as well but this line of thinking is getting old. Partner has an Apple Watch and they charge it while in the shower/getting dressed and occasionally 10-15 minutes in the evening to make sure it gets through the ni
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by anotherboffin 2y ago
I guess creativity and technical advancements take longer than the yearly upgrade cycle required by marketing.
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by anotherboffin 2y ago
I had heard that in the context of absurdly high hematocrit, where they would get their heart rate up to move the (very viscous) blood around their body. No source, but doesn’t sound impossible when everyone was on EPO.
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by anotherboffin 2y ago
> […] it's still impossible to not have all your apps plastered on the home screen, at best in folders, is a mind boggling missing feature in iOS. You didn’t even try looking, I just checked all the way back to iOS 14 and it was alr
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by anotherboffin 2y ago
If I remember correctly, part of the goal here is to gain a bit of time while the patient gets to the ER. I’m no expert but as you seem to have alluded to, the risk profile of alteplase/tenecteplase doesn’t seem to be well suited to an
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by anotherboffin 3y ago
Hypothetically, and just out of curiosity: if mint2 were to keep this email and it would be included as part of the evidence in a lawsuit, how would this bode for Lidl?
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by anotherboffin 3y ago
Pretty close. Without getting into what is “cheaper and easier”, the work you need to do to publish is a bit different from the amount of work you need to do to: identify targets, set up screening assays, screen hundreds of thousands of com
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by anotherboffin 3y ago
Formulation is pretty important too. Do they give any detail on that?
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by anotherboffin 3y ago
Nice summary! From my limited knowledge in case someone’s more interested. Don’t know if it’s different in oncology. Phase 1 is pretty big on safety: sentinel dosing, then gradually increasing doses until the established max is reached or u
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by anotherboffin 3y ago
I’m pretty sure you are correct. At least from the way I’ve seen it used (I took cancer biology lessons but it was more on a cellular level)
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by anotherboffin 3y ago
Genuinely wondering why you mention “in a vacuum”, as the signal would have to go through the atmosphere.
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by anotherboffin 3y ago
You are correct, though my knowledge of finance is insufficient to give you much more detail.
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by anotherboffin 3y ago
NTA 8776 spec-rated helmets are built to withstand more forces than “regular” bike helmets. IIRC they are required in certain EU countries when riding an S-Pedelec (45 km/h limit pedal assist e-bike)
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by anotherboffin 3y ago
Maybe OP is “stuck” with shitty hydraulics from a lesser-known vendor for which it’s difficult to get the parts? I’d say they look into the cost of getting the whole system replaced, my Shimano low-ish end hydraulics have worked fine for ye
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by anotherboffin 3y ago
You should be able to stay away from most repairs if you check your brake pads regularly and make sure you change them before they fully wear out. In addition, do know that the discs and even brake fluid will need to be replaced at some poi
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by anotherboffin 3y ago
> Modern bicycles (except new e-bikes with chain guards and internal hub gears) require degreasing and lubing every two weeks Yes and no. Modern 11/12 speed chains maybe, but my commuter (9-spd) gets lube every 4 months or so. Yes,
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by anotherboffin 4y ago
> BTW, they still charge a ~10% premium in Switzerland compared to the rest of Europe, just because. What’s your source? I just checked for an iPhone 14 Pro (base spec) CH: 1179.- FR: 1329 € DE: 1299 €
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by anotherboffin 4y ago
> adopt software for large enterprise and adapt the business It’s not my area of expertise, but isn’t that kinda what SAP is known to bring? Edit: formatting
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by anotherboffin 4y ago
If the manufacturers can’t figure this out on their own, then yes, by all means.

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