cujo

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by cujo 8mo ago
unquestionably. i'm not sure when we all decided to be hush-hush about people doing ethically dubious work. i'm allowed to judge you based on who you take money from.
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by cujo 8mo ago
> I don’t blame people at Fox News for bending the knee and taking that Saudi money i do, and i judge people who take money to push harmful things. i don't see why this is bad.
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by cujo 9mo ago
why though? are they just using it as a proxy for "is 'gitremote' working today?"
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by cujo 11mo ago
"citizen" is pretty well defined in every country i've ever been in.
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by cujo 1y ago
yes, but those epo-esque drugs aren't exactly trivial to use these days. the testing process makes the doping process much more difficult for drugs that have these direct performance benefits. recovery help is where it's at these
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by cujo 1y ago
have you seen the physiques and workloads that nba/nhl/mlb players are dealing with these days? these athletes have more incentive than cyclists to dope ($$$), and the testing in those sports is a joke. there are obvious performa
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by cujo 1y ago
it's a safe bet that your big money sports (not cycling) have a lot more doping than cycling. the issue is that you can't report what you don't know. * cycling is a mix of moderate money and lots of drug testing. there are
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by cujo 2y ago
why does it matter? but to answer: literally near any bordering country.
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by cujo 2y ago
working with llms as part of my day job and i wouldn't fault them one bit. the errors and reliability issues are not overblown.
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by cujo 2y ago
i think the problem isn't the phone number, but the special hardware/vendor lock in that is required for it. if you travel a lot or live in a country where it is just easy to cross borders as a part of life, it quickly becomes ob
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by cujo 2y ago
Why wouldn't it keep nasal passages moist? If I wear a mask very long, the environment under it becomes a relative sauna.
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by cujo 2y ago
> Sales person claimed (falsely) that the more pro the hub the louder. What's false about it? Pros tend to ride wheels with loud hubs. It's kind of a known thing.
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by cujo 2y ago
Yes they all very sell expensive bikes. They also sell less expensive bikes. At a quick glance for road bikes: * Canyon starts at $1899 * Specialized starts at $1200 * Trek starts at $999 If you want a more upright hybrid, they can be foun
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by cujo 2y ago
This is honestly some rather bizarre proof of him being an engineer. It reads like fan letter that uses tweets as the sole evidence. This quote is gold: > One of the core takeaways I got from him about himself was that he was an engine
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by cujo 4y ago
> We should instead spend time uniting people in opposition. Stay where you are and fight. That is definitely one approach, and one I'm hoping to see through. But simultaneously you have to acknowledge that there could come a point
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by cujo 4y ago
Thoughts: 1. Moving is hard. Even harder for people that have little means. Living in the state you're comfortable isn't going to work for a lot of people. 2. Currently, it doesn't feel like "the state you're comf
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by cujo 4y ago
Is this supposed to be a gotcha? That's clearly what OP is saying. What makes that unreasonable?
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by cujo 5y ago
How much do you make from each of those services?
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by cujo 5y ago
You're riding a horse through the zoo, but still thinking it's likely zebras even though you're in the snake house.
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by cujo 5y ago
I think you can dial it back a notch. The comment they highlighted... > She thinks they’re taking it down because they don’t want people to know the truth. Isn't indicative of someone wanting to see long term data. That's som
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by cujo 5y ago
Unless I’m misunderstanding the abstract, a key finding is that drinkers who then abstain have an increased risk of dementia. Lifelong abstainers showed no increased risk. My first thought is that it sounds more like people who made the li
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by cujo 5y ago
> Now, we will likely add further controls on travel in the form of digital health passports with infinitely more possibility for government mischief. How do you see digital health passports as having infinitely more possibility for govt
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by cujo 5y ago
> The way the accountability aspect is supposed to work is that voters are horrified and hold their elected representatives accountable by voting them out. It's always too late by this point. It's a flaw. The elected official
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by cujo 5y ago
True, but it doesn't look like we're trending towards an entire parking lot/garage of chargers at the mall/grocery/theater/rec site/etc.
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by cujo 5y ago
Classic comment missing the point that not everyone needs or wants the social interaction with their work mates.
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by cujo 5y ago
The landowners also pay more in the form of property taxes, at least where I'm from.
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by cujo 5y ago
I suspect a lot of folks learned (in the US) is that if you have a president who politicizes a pandemic and shits the bed on leadership, the populous is screwed. Let's not pretend that rational discourse was ever an option, and the med
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by cujo 5y ago
>extreme racism, homophobia, and other forms of bigotry won't be a winning recipe Have you read the news about the "west" lately? US politics and Brexit are two biggies that seem to fall in line with this.
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by cujo 5y ago
I think you are (intentionally?) missing the point. Find another country of similar size with no murders for the last 3 months.
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by cujo 6y ago
The catch is when it's cold out. I'm in a similar situation. ~120 miles one way. My Nissan Leaf gets ~140 miles per charge, and it works fine in the spring/summer/fall. In the winter I get about 90 miles on full charg

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