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Everything You Never Wanted To Know About Square Taper Bottom Bracket Spindle Standards

I m converting an older road bike to e-assist. I want to keep the aesthetic of the older bike intact. This means keeping the Campagnolo Record 10 speed groupset currently on the bike. One thing to consider is how I m going to control the motor. I want to keep the feel of a road bike, so [ ]

Campagnolo Wheelset History Chart

I wanted to buy some period-correct Campagnolo wheels for an early 2000 s road bike. I m familiar with Campagnolo s groupset history and hierarchy, but their wheels were a complete mystery. I couldn t find any unified info online. So I read through most of their catalogs, which are available online, and compiled everything into a spreadsheet. This [ ]

Understanding Different Gradle Caches for Android Projects, part 3

This is part 3 in a series about different caches available to Android Gradle projects. In part 1 I wrote about the benefits provided by Gradle’s cache of incremental builds and the build cache directory. In part 2 I wrote about Android’s build cache, the Gradle daemon, and dependency caching. Here in part 3, I [ ]

My Saved JUMP Bike

Since initially writing this Lime has started to reintroduce masked JUMP bikes into the Atlanta area. I recently built up a reclaimed JUMP e-assist bike. These bikes were everywhere in Atlanta. I rented them pretty regularly myself. Eventually JUMP pulled out of Atlanta and these bikes disappeared. Several months afterwards though, I started to notice [ ]

Promoting Adaptability Over Estimation

I recently read Jacob Kaplan-Moss article Software Estimation Is Hard. Do It Anyway. His argument is that although estimation is hard, there are benefits to getting better at it and being able to provide accurate estimates. I disagree with his argument and propose a more helpful mindset. Stop focusing on estimation First, I take a [ ]