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by mmariani 10y ago
He just did with this: > I'll explain it all in my next post... By leaving it hanging your curious mind could not resist the temptation and started to fill in the blanks, and when that wasn't enough you posted a request for mor
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by mmariani 10y ago
Yeah, I know that. Yet, by then most of the energy has already been dissipated by the primary hit. After that the rider usually ends lying down on the middle of the street under the risk of being run over by another car. Again, a helmet won
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by mmariani 10y ago
I am sorry, but it's not. Being car doored is the type of incident where a helmet won't make any difference. For a simple reason, the cyclist hits a car door with his upper or lower body, not with his head [0]. > But don't
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by mmariani 10y ago
A helmet won't make any difference when riding a bike into a hunk of steel; you will get badly hurt or killed depending on your speed. In that case your only defense is to ride as far away as possible of car doors, don't count on
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by mmariani 10y ago
As a road cyclist I say sure, it's not sane to ride at an average of 40kph (25mph) without a helmet. However, as a commuter cyclist I say nonsense! Where I live almost everybody 8 to 80 years old rides without a helmet -- just little k
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UCI demonstrates iPad-based technology to detect mechanical doping(bikeradar.com)
2 points by mmariani 10y ago|0 comments
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by mmariani 11y ago
Usually a bike frame is used during the course of a whole season except the rider crashes it. The other components are replaced as needed such as drivetrain, brake pads, cables, rims, and such. Wouldn't be feasible nor sane to cut up a
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Jaspy – A Python VM written in JavaScript(github.com)
126 points by mmariani 11y ago|49 comments
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I’m stronger than I was before(velonews.competitor.com)
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Air pollution: a dark cloud of filth poisons the world’s cities(theguardian.com)
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Effects of Sprint Interval Cycling on Fatigue, Energy, and Cerebral Oxygenation(journals.lww.com)
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by mmariani 11y ago
I think he's talking about TPP or TTIP which so far have nothing to do with Brazil. But who's to say such a deal is not on the plans of some politicians there as a quicker way out of the economic mess currently happening there?
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by mmariani 11y ago
The next headphone connector standard is Bluetooth. No messy cables, great quality, and good battery life (I get 20+ hours with my headphones). I don't get all the fuss. Just make it thinner already.
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by mmariani 11y ago
I speak from my experience flying in Europe, every airline that I've flew with boards first slower customers, business and the rest of the customers. I figured the US would be the same, wrong assumption.
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by mmariani 11y ago
I think the elder, people with disabilities, and families with small children would be the biggest losers here as they really need the right to priority boarding to avoid weird looks from the eventual self centered pricks that happen to b
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System shock: A story of a 25-year-old font coming back with a vengeance(medium.com)
1 points by mmariani 11y ago|0 comments
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by mmariani 11y ago
Tell that to the cities that don't sync their traffic lights. It doesn't matter whether I'm driving or cycling, that always pisses me off.
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by mmariani 11y ago
Two worthless ideas that generate millions in tourism. ;)
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by mmariani 11y ago
A bicycle helmet made out of this material sounds perfect to me. Good protection, light weight, and great ventilation.
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Function Composition [with python](fabianism.us)
1 points by mmariani 11y ago|0 comments
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by mmariani 11y ago
For anyone who would like to watch a cool video of the MVP being built, here it is... https://youtu.be/qfBfZJBQH_I
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Reducing workplace burnout: the benefits of exercise(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
258 points by mmariani 11y ago|175 comments
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Intel Purchases Techy Cycling Sunglasses Maker Recon(bicycling.com)
1 points by mmariani 11y ago|0 comments
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by mmariani 11y ago
That bit also caught my eye, yet I think the point stills hold true given the following constraints. Even though this food synthesiser is incredibly cheap to produce it needs some sort of source of molecules to produce its goods, think of i
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by mmariani 11y ago
> who moved over to macs because they bought the lie will feel when they too later discover that the promises were a lie. what? I thought they bought macs so we wouldn't need to give free tech support ;)
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Muffin: a Python web framework based on asyncio
2 points by mmariani 11y ago|2 comments
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by mmariani 11y ago
If anyone is looking for the Stop TTIP petition mentioned in the article here it is. https://stop-ttip.org
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by mmariani 11y ago
It's a matter of personal preference. As such I'd rather ride my bike at high speeds :)
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Save the copyright reform(copywrongs.eu)
2 points by mmariani 11y ago|0 comments
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Scientists find that athletes don’t really need all of those drinks(thespec.com)
1 points by mmariani 11y ago|0 comments

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