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I've been updating it during each big race this season. Roughly every other week to make sure it's up to date. I also verify with the athletes
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Comment #48806759
Had a bunch of time on my hands so I picked through hundreds of Instagram posts, YouTube videos, and race footage to document all the swim, bike, and run gear the top 43 long-cours…
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Thanks for reading and the kind comment :)
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Comment #28060241
I used Google Surveys which handles the cleaning of responses for representative sampling for U.S. 1,500 people took the survey but only 1,128 were recorded after cleaning.
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Comment #28053345
Thanks for reading :) I do believe that investors are pro bullshit detectors. You mentioned some great misses but even Steph Curry misses open threes every once in a while and he's…
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Sorry to hear that you hate your job, that can drain all other parts of your life. Right now is an especially difficult time due to covid so if the feeling of isolation @home is a …
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Comment #25106658
To successfully outsource your MVP on a budget you need to do five things: 1. Talk to ten users who aren’t your mom and understand if this is a problem that needs solving. It’s ok …
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Comment #24720487
Because every software-focuses business that does one thing really well thinks that to scale they need to build a “platform” or “ecosystem”.
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Comment #24193501
USAA if you can get it. I’d check out BBVA they’re onto some real cool stuff in the future of fin. For fintechs, I’d check out Revolut.
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Autonomous vehicles. It’s a lame answer but hear me out. When you look at many of the major developments in human history many of them have been about connecting things. Often time…