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you just have no heart kid ... see this area here, that’s your vena cava connecting directly to your aorta

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For anyone that wants to take a look under the hood of the FPCA modeling me and @DrPhilipSkiba did the r script and MMP data is available here: https://t.co/I0kpUKcoRk

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FPCA paper finally out: https://t.co/9k216roNWW

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If you are into watching epic shitshows unfold: https://t.co/k9niq1EjYu

[Journal of Sports Sciences @JSportsSci]

Are you interested in Research Design and Statistics? This collection brings together many of the original studies and editorials focused on research design and statistics that have been published in the Journal of Sports Sciences since 1983.

https://t.co/7RqenW2Rym

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see: OpenAI and Anthropic now at stage 1.

[Silicon Valley Fodder @Playerinthgame]

When will people understand that this predatory pricing model will always be true of anything coming out of Silicon Valley? It is literally their only model. 1. Operate at a loss so everyone signs up 2. Wipe out competitors 3. Slam users with profane monopolistic costs

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@Hopper_SP The LLM agents definitely make the barrier to entry look less daunting.

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Oh jeezis christ, these are definitely NOT questions you should ask of an LLM WRT your Strava data:

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@Hopper_SP I’ve got it on the look into list

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Lazy and a liar: “When I look back at the Tier 1 and Tier 2 papers I claimed to have verified at body level, most of the verification came from search-result snippets and abstracts on alternative hosts — not from fetching the PDFs and reading the methods sections” : Claude

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I’m not sure Strava data policies, but if they treat your data as fair game they have enough data to do this modeling across all their users. But with TSM NOT LLL and at population scale, NOT individual

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Oh jeezis christ, these are definitely NOT questions you should ask of an LLM WRT your Strava data:

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@DrPhilipSkiba @jem_arnold Is a next great thing possible ?

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shouldn’t bluesky be better by now?

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@azdeandobbs that would probably work

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small study but interesting

[Aitor Viribay @MVAitor]

Tilting your bed 6° head-up while you sleep may make your body produce more red blood cells. After 5 weeks, blood volume rose 4.1% - similar to what you'd get from altitude training. No change in those who slept flat. Small study (n=9), but intriguing!!

https://t.co/jniE0wGhtz

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@FredVFalcone Bed? Do it right and get a lazy boy recliner … look for the new reticulocyte model

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Kicking off the summer reading @DrPhilipSkiba

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Yer almost there, sortuv

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How to dope scientifically:

[The PCC - Funding Anti-Doping Science @PCCantidoping]

Hormones can have powerful performance-enhancing effects via different mechanisms (e.g. steroids, EPO, & growth hormone). This book gives an overview of hormone doping in sport, types of hormones used to dope, analytical challenges, and gaps in the field.

https://t.co/QctdTiw3Jj

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@NTSAcademia I think this is a good illustration that you need population scale data to generate the durability axis, given the variability in maximal effort

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@Courier429 @TomHorsman don’t look uh gift shawarma in the bowl?

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@MattChallacombe agreed

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What’s with the weird anti-32” thing:

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@dog_bob_ I agree on a whole lot of that statement … but a size isn’t really an invention

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@Nyborger_Nybo where do you make the cutoff for previous? 10 seconds ago, 10 minutes, 1 hour, 10 hours, the prior day?

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what is fatigue what is durability: where is the shift from depletion (fatigue) to erosion (durability)? for example is a 2 hour TTE just a depletion of a 2 hour capacity, or is it a string of sub-maximal 30 min TT that erode capacity until that final 30 min becomes maximal?