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by clpm4j 6y ago
I could very easily be mistaken for having jumped into a lake after I get off the exercise bike. Thoroughly drenched.
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by clpm4j 6y ago
Well I do love fitness! Definitely more than the average person. I just don't care for the metrics.
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by clpm4j 6y ago
I think there are two (or more) segments of Peloton riders. The data geeks who want to track all of their workouts and metrics, and the casual rider who just wants a convenient way to get some solid exercise without leaving the house. I fal
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by clpm4j 6y ago
Can confirm that happened to me.
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by clpm4j 6y ago
"Given the circumstances, Scientific American has agreed with major news outlets worldwide to start using the term “climate emergency” in its coverage of climate change." This seems reasonable and appropriate. As much as I want to
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by clpm4j 6y ago
Absolutely. There is so much pointless bureaucratic BS that has to be done and dealt with at large corps that studying CS concepts seems like a genuinely pleasant experience in comparison.
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by clpm4j 6y ago
As a millennial, I go to pretty significant lengths to avoid Chinese-made products and gladly pay quite a bit more to do so. I'm personally very aligned with Taiwan independence.
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by clpm4j 6y ago
My understanding is that John can take a picture/jpg of the Mona Lisa, mint an ERC-20 token and sell his picture/jpg on a NFT marketplace. Jane can also take a picture/jpg of the Mona Lisa, mint an ERC-20 token and sell her p
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by clpm4j 6y ago
I'd actually say the typical Googler is a 30 or 40-something married person with a kid or two.
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by clpm4j 6y ago
They seemed to have pretty much bottomed out. All of the good places and good deals get snatched up within a week or two of listing. The demand is still higher than the supply. Although there does seem to be more places available in the les