frankyseven t1_j0zgakg wrote on December 20, 2022 at 3:47 PM

Reply to comment by FluidSynergy in Rafael Nadal hits 900 consecutive weeks (almost 18 years) in tennis top 10 by SoggyConclusion4674

I'm 34. Back and knee injuries are very common in golf.

frankyseven t1_j0zd711 wrote on December 20, 2022 at 3:26 PM

Reply to comment by tiredtoes in Rafael Nadal hits 900 consecutive weeks (almost 18 years) in tennis top 10 by SoggyConclusion4674

Even golf, a sport that many people don't even consider a sport, is brutal on your body.

frankyseven t1_j0zcwim wrote on December 20, 2022 at 3:24 PM

Reply to comment by wanderlustcub in Rafael Nadal hits 900 consecutive weeks (almost 18 years) in tennis top 10 by SoggyConclusion4674

Less, like a lot less. Probably 25% less for a starting pitcher. It's rare for a pitcher to pitch into the seventh inning now.

frankyseven t1_j0zcr6s wrote on December 20, 2022 at 3:23 PM

Reply to comment by OHTHNAP in Rafael Nadal hits 900 consecutive weeks (almost 18 years) in tennis top 10 by SoggyConclusion4674

He did, it's called "sports science".

frankyseven t1_it4r0jg wrote on October 20, 2022 at 10:41 PM

Reply to comment by danielv123 in The End of Moore’s Law: Silicon computer chips are nearing the limit of their processing capacity. But is this necessarily an issue? Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies by CPHfuturesstudies

The M1 was faster than the I7 and whatever the AMD chip is called when it was released. Maybe not on paper but there were plenty of tests done around the time it was released showing that it was the fastest on the market and that was the Air not the Pro. Now, some of those speed gains are due to the OS being optimized for the chip and all of the other hardware but it was still the fastest on the market.

Regardless, Apple is one of the few companies really pushing the cutting edge with their computers.

frankyseven t1_it4n9ci wrote on October 20, 2022 at 10:13 PM

Reply to comment by [deleted] in The End of Moore’s Law: Silicon computer chips are nearing the limit of their processing capacity. But is this necessarily an issue? Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies by CPHfuturesstudies

Umm, you realize that the M processors from Apple are incredibly fast and efficient, faster than anything else on the market. The new processors are a massive leap forward in processing and power management.