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And it's interesting how long some of these GameCube moves/bike positions can leave a mark on a sport. Just three weeks ago Filippo Ganna broke the Boardman's superman position record (from 1996), finally topping the last of
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Ford has parked around 40k unfinished new vehicles waiting for parts
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Oh, yeah, that'd be factor for city dwellers in ancient Rome as well. But I've read that educated Romans associated milk drinking with barbarians, so there'd be a social component to avoiding milk, too, even when it was avail
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Tom Holland and Dominic Sandbrook had Kyle Harper on their podcast recently [1] and he went over topics in this book for about an hour. He brought up that people that lived in railroad towns in the US in the 19th century were shorter than t
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> a longevity researcher Probably Peter Attia? There's also some free to read review articles ( https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6814615/ ). No idea about the quality of the journal Aging or
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> Fannie Mae doesn't support them and only in very limited cases; homes in LA, SF, NYC. Here's the loan limit map for 2022: https://www.fhfa.gov/DataTools/Tools/Pages/Conforming-Loan-L... It'
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Unified hosts file with base extensions
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Lead foot drivers beware: NYC speed cameras now operate 24/7
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Three Arrows Founders’ Whereabouts Are Unknown, Foiling Liquidators
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I just did "tour de france 2022 stage 4" and "intitle: tour de france 2022 stage 4". For me the results are close but notably the first several results went from an average video length of ~4 minutes to ~40 minutes, incl
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Motor Vehicle Crash Deaths – United States and 28 Other High-Income Countries
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Most of the world’s grain is not eaten by humans
(economist.com)
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The RAF weathermen who helped save D-Day
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Probability of a soft landing is only about 10 percent
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Books by Adrian Goldsworthy are well received in academic journals, as far as I've seen. Especially his long book on Caesar. Not sure whether they'd be labeled universally as fun to read, though. But if you want history books focu
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Pole of Inaccessibility
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Automattic Is Creepy
(bookandsword.com)
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Clarifying the Implications of the Reinhart-Rogoff Excel Error (2013)
(stanfordreview.org)
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And to add another anecdote, the overall #1 high school in the US in Virginia (by some rankings at least) doesn't have a football team. Sports like cross country get more attention.
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> Then it OCRs my statement (no idea why or how my bank manages to send it as an image), finds the string like “Closing date: X/Y/Z”, renames the file like “Bank statement - 20ZZ-0Y-0Z.pdf”, and moves it to the directory where
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> Lots of hand-waving elevator pitch, but I just never see anything explaining how the fuck it's actually useful. No idea about DEVONagent, but the trial of DEVONthink I've done suggests it would make sense for someone with a f
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- APL. Trying to finally complete everything in Mastering Dyalog APL [1]. It's a long book. - Complicated regular expressions - Urdu - Thomas Asbridge's The Crusades [2] [1] https://www.dyalog.com/uploads/docu
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BBEdit is 30 years old today
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This Reuters article[1] says: > Citing U.S. intelligence, three U.S. officials said the United States estimated that Russia's failure rate varied day-to-day, depended on the type of missile being launched, and could sometimes exceed
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Biden Poised to Invoke Cold-War Powers to Boost Battery Metals
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MacPaw SpyBuster – tool that spots apps with servers in Russia and Belarus
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Light exposure during sleep impairs cardiometabolic function
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YouTube blocks global access to Russian state-funded media channels
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I'm not sure Namecheap should be used as an example of a Western provider. While I think they're technically based in the US, according to their CEO they have many employees in one of the Ukrainian cities currently being bombed:
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Nickel Spikes 60%: Here’s Why That Matters and Who Will Be Hit
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