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kwaugh

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    Comment #25234087

    Those are fair points. I guess I'm most confused by the inclusion of mid section rims. This makes me think they're targeting people who want to go really fast, but then their other…

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    Comment #25234043

    I definitely agree that high gears are overrated except for racing, but when the bike markets itself as a lightweight semi-aero bike, isn't the point to go fast? If you're not goin…

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    Comment #25232753

    > A double chainring setup likely offers smaller gaps between gears but likely a comparable overall range from lowest to highest. This isn't true. This bike is using a 40 gear cran…

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    Comment #25232426

    I mean no offense, but many of the advantages that you've cited are more of claimed advantages from the marketing departments of big manufacturer rather than proven advantages that…

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    Comment #20626335

    They let you get third party cases valued at up to ~$30 for free. This wasn’t just for Apple branded cases. In fact, I believe this was before Apple sold first party iPhone cases.

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    Comment #20622033

    Apple handed out free cases for the iPhone 4 for a while to mitigate issues where the cell signal would drop when you held the phone a certain way. This type of action wouldn’t be …

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    Comment #19741560

    > Now, that being said, there is one minor question I have, and that is, how would backpropagation apply to this apparently one-way model? The author mentioned that this is only fo…

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    Comment #15018553

    Aarsonson has since commented on this paper on his website. He still believes that it's a bogus proof.

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    Comment #14882040

    Aarsonson has been one of my favorite professors. His undergrad quantum information sciences class was great. Super smart guy, approachable, good lecturer, good person. A+ dude. I …