sebasmurphy

Yeah, they definitely keep that vid under wraps. There's has been zero mention of it on their patron and weekly podcasts.

Mine as well just buy forged wheels and save yourself some $$.

C2 is really an engineering masterpiece. Simple, works forever, cheap replaceable parts, anyone can do the maintenance after watching a YouTube vid.

Also super cool that you can upgrade the display/head unit w/o having to get a new rower.

It's also significantly cheaper than this machine and has exceptionally high re-sale value.

Pretty sure it's a conscious decision not to cannibalize sales and to sell just enough to meet manufacturer emissions standards.

Still makes me laugh that Muhammad was in ep.68 and no one cared.

Yeah and it's not like your body is going to stay buried there forever. A couple hundred years from now some historians will dig it up for science to see how people lived in the past.

You could alternatively use the google AI Platform Notebooks which are basically the same thing and billed per hour. You can now Prebake a docker images with all of the libraries that you need.

This best is when it is temporarily no longer available to rent digitally because it has rotated back to HBO or SHOW.

The pricing on some of the higher tier plans looks a little ridiculous. $40 and $79 per user/month O_o.

After reading other peoples comments I would like to add that there were a few classes freshman/sophomore year that had discussion sections that were mandatory. Although these were usually only held once a week. The few that I had usually had quizzes during the first 15 minutes or weekly homework due at the beginning of the session. The sections were mostly a way for the students to get face-time with the Grad Student teaching assistants since office hours were impractical for these classes due to their size (70+) . Sometimes you had to stay for the duration of the session and other times you could bounce after turning in your homework.

None of these sessions were instructor mandated. They were part of the normal course curriculum, and were chosen during class registration. The standard setup was M-W Lecture, Fri Discussion.