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pandaman
2y ago
Some bikes are over the minimum weight, by a wide margin, and rode by the race leaders too.
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2y ago
Yes, there are laws about not picking up shit after dogs and they apply to rich people who get ticketed and sued for that, don't use your imagination, use Google to check basic facts about the real world. No, gentrification is not &quo
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pandaman
2y ago
>Yes. That's called gentrification. No, not really. Gentrification is not rich people camping on the streets and parks, look it up. >Well, that of their dogs. Well, I am talking about human shit specifically but homeless have dog
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pandaman
2y ago
From what I could understand from your message, you are saying that the law is designed to punish poverty and the actual actions (loitering, theft and harassment) are just excuses? E.g. in the topical case, people would be fine with the enc
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pandaman
2y ago
Yes. Why do many people quote it as if something profound here (there are at least half a dozen of instances of this quote by different authors and some just repeat it in multiple threads)? This is the essential rule of law: nobody is above
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pandaman
2y ago
Hundreds of the minitrucks are shipped by individual order each year to the US I imagine if they sold dozens before then it could be called a "surge", technically.
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pandaman
2y ago
As somebody who had been outside all the time during childhood and hated exercise starting with the PE in school, I don't think your guess is well founded in reality. None of my childhood friends had been keen on exercise either and PE
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pandaman
2y ago
None. This is a statement of facts contradicting the parent post.
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pandaman
2y ago
Majority of Americans own their house and don't have any landlords to send assets to. Furthermore, many landlords require the income to be at least 40 times more the monthly rent, some alternate this with showing funds for triple ann
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pandaman
2y ago
There is a bike lane going to a popular trail and crossing multiple major streets, also with bike lanes, as well as passing by multiple apartment complexes near my house. A two way lane with curbs and bollards, no cars parked there, with bi
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pandaman
2y ago
This could be that you just noticed it? Panasonic plasma cells brightness is controlled by PWM off a 600 Hz carrier (it's even proudly advertised as "600 Hz!" on the TV box and stickers). While the number is quite big and sta
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pandaman
2y ago
Indeed, C++ is different from most languages (other than C) because "knowing C++" does not mean just knowing syntaxis and standard library API but implies understanding of how the source code is turned into bytes inside an executa
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pandaman
2y ago
What does the Congress have to do with police forces? What do FBI and ATF have to do with traffic enforcement? Actual police (one that enforces traffic laws) had actually been defunded and by democrats: 1. LA https://apnews.com&#
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pandaman
2y ago
To make an analogy, your idea is that a runner needs to learn stride techniques, physics and biology first and doing base physical training without understanding these is pointless. This does not work in athletics, nor does it work in math.
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pandaman
2y ago
The maintenance is minimal but repair is much more expensive. Not even talking about the gearbox itself. Consider a damaged rear rim - you'd need to re-lace a new wheel on your expensive hub, which is a lot of labor even for a bike mec
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pandaman
2y ago
"conditional probability" is the concept you might find enlightening.
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pandaman
2y ago
With the 46.8M multi-family units in the US, that bing shows, your sampling of six is not very significant.
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pandaman
2y ago
People living their whole life in apartments do not create nearly as much nuisance as people who moved into apartments from detached houses, where they grew up. They don't wear hard-soled shoes inside, they don't drop stuff on the
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pandaman
2y ago
We might never know this about COVID as further studying it can only uncover more malfeasance at this point, but traditional airborne stuff like smallpox or measles won't be affected by a dirty bandana on one's mouth or, even, ove
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pandaman
2y ago
Many people have been taught to say "Bless you!" when somebody sneezed too, would it also surprise you that it doesn't affect any airborne virus?
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pandaman
2y ago
15kWh on an induction stove will bring to boil about 100L of water[1]. If you are just boiling one 2L kettle of water for tea every day, you are out of 60L. Boiling potatoes, making stock, soups etc. is actually much more energy as you are
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pandaman
2y ago
No, supply in this case is the number of units available for rent, units being rented are unavailable on the market. Same as real estate market, when they talk about housing supply they don't count houses that are already sold. In eco
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pandaman
2y ago
Provided 10 citizens occupied all 10 houses the supply was 0 and remained 0 so it could not decrease even more since there is no negative supply. But if any of the houses had been for rent then immigrants moving into them decreased the supp
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pandaman
2y ago
Most of all voters own their house - 65% of households occupy their own property. [1] 1. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/RHORUSQ156N
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pandaman
2y ago
But these do not show amazing rolling resistance on that site either. Only Race King approaches top RR numbers of the gravel tires. There are plenty of sub 400g gravel tires with less RR than these. As far as I understood my correspondent,
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pandaman
2y ago
I have never seen motorist expressing these feelings. On the other hand, cyclists complain about lack of bike lanes all the time (e.g. on this very site), they become livid when the existing bike lane is removed. They are actually quite ups
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pandaman
2y ago
40 mm tires are ~500g, what kind of 600g MTB tires you have in mind?
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pandaman
2y ago
I don't think this is a realistic world picture: if this was true then the wheel manufacturers would just keep making rim brake wheels, which a apparently more profitable in your view. In real world a wheel supplier will make wheels fo
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pandaman
2y ago
Gravel bikes are much more comfortable and fast than road bikes on unpaved roads, which is what they are designed for. Wider wheels will add more weight and more angular momentum, making it harder to climb and harder to steer so you might n
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pandaman
2y ago
I think you might be transposing the cause and effect. Mechanical rim brakes had been limiting the wheel width because of physics of leverage, disc brakes opened demand for wheels of any width and users naturally migrated to the wider wheel
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