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It is tough. One of the nice things about the Garmin universe is that they have a foundation of open standards that help with interoperability and forward continuity if parts of that universe close. The FIT file format is open. The ANT+ pr
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Nah, those cars are too competent. Taking a corner at 4x the recommended speed in an e-Golf, or Crown Vic, is a blast.
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That sucks. Hearing the contrary position makes life more interesting. Like I said, it ruins HN as a discussion platform for me.
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What ruins HN for me is that people downvote for disagreement. The rules, last I checked, forbid that --- downvotes are for poor behavior, not because you disagree.
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It depends on how safely one can cycle elsewhere. I wouldn't know, so I won't recommend it (but if it is possible, definitely!). But there are other options, such as rowing, running, Nordic skiing, swimming, etc.
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That ~5cm is for 1 standard deviation increase in VO2peak. The charts show it increasing linearly with VO2peak. Too bad VO2max decreases with age (due to a linear fall off in max heart rate with age). I highly recommend Bay Area cycling.
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by 762236 7y ago
The author means that she doesn't want it. I want Stadia and everything that it brings.
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He is currently held in solitary confinement, with 1 hour outside his cell per day. That is torture.
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I had a similar experience. It was wonderful to be put into a magnet school filled with kids that were smart and generally wanted to learn (every one of them went to a college/university), and to be separated from the kids that hated
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Intense physical activity helps too, given that our bodies are designed for that.
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Similarly, if you are cycling, rowing, running, cross-country skiing, etc., with high intensity, you need to recover. You can recover while sitting at your desk working on your computer. How much recovery can be estimated with TRIMP, and
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Don't take my advice for figuring out a real-life situation.
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I think downtown Palo Alto should close off University to cars, and give it a try. Turn it into a big pedestrian zone, and let the restaurants put seating out in the space that this opens up.
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The problem is that if you have a single client, the government may claim that you are trying to avoid tax and other obligations --- that you have a fake company.
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I totally disagree. Kudos to SFO.
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I am a computer hacker that has dipped into physiology to perform at athletic extremes to good success. I always rely on data and evidence, and refuse to take advice on physiology from anyone (including doctors), because very few stick to
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That number sounds like it covers salaries for the help.
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When you live in a balanced society that frequently exposes you to interactions with kids, you don't get annoyed by their chaos. I can't feel sorry for anyone that isolates himself/herself from this part of normal life and th
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I know that the helicopters really help with funding the race, but no one wants to listen to them. It blew my mind to see Zwift bring helicopters into their biking simulator --- there are so many features that Zwift needs, and they added a
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Outside work the quality of life is good. But many people can't find employment in their field, which clobbers quality of life. I work few hours with great productivity --- would this new ruling make me have to increase my hours to kee
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The electric-car age, combined with environmental concerns, is ultimately going to limit car enthusiasts. My solution: cycling. It feels 1000x more fun than cars. I used to dig cars, and race them too. I'm now like the parent and n
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There is no point in that Porsche engine off the race track. Either the driver is fast, or the car is, and never both except for well trained drivers on the track.
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They're saying that men end up constraining themselves. Men could achieve a lot more without the constraints of masculine social mores.
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Well written shipping policy(bikeflights.com)
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This is one of the hardest topics to grasp in cycling, particularly since it is hard to find introductory but authoritative info applied to frame design (as opposed to general mechanical engineering books). And it is tough to map the object
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It's not about being correct. It has to sound good to the audience too, which guides you to choose one of multiple correct ways to phrase something.
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The parent's post was fine and relevant. Yours is self referential.
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I suspect that Uber was optimizing for the common case, which is normal traffic conditions, and didn't want their emergency braking accidentally firing during normal driving causing rear endings. So the question becomes why couldn&#x27
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Bike, hard. Support that with Becoming a Supple Leopard, to avoid injury.
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It lets you own your ideas and work that you perform at home, such as a startup you run on the side. In other states, your employer will typically have you sign a work contract granting the employer all rights to everything you create at an

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