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https://www.mylondon.news/news/west-london-news/cyclist-somehow-survives-horror-crash-19863964
This morning near Ham Gate.
Facial injuries for the cyclist but not life threatening.
Surprised that a car can end up like that in a 20mph limit.
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Yeah that makes sense.
I had done a PCR test on ~22nd Dec too which came back negative as well, and I thought people generally tested positive for a reasonable length of time after having it (probably wrong on this).
Just seems to be the tests suggest I didn’t have it then but the symptoms (although relatively mild and not complete) and timing coinciding with rise in cases etc makes me think otherwise.
Not really important overall but I just thought the Bupa test was worth mentioning as reasonably reputable company, not overly inflated price and possibly interesting for some.
(And yep, aware that it doesn’t equal immunity but worth emphasising)
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Just did a Rapid Antibody test through Bupa. Easy to get an appointment, £65, they prick your finger and take a small amount of blood, then in 5-10 mins you have the result.
https://www.bupa.co.uk/health/payg/covid-testing
It came back positive as having antibodies.
I felt that I had something in early/mid January that lingered for a while - really congested, tired, achy, feeling really cold a lot of the time - but no change to sense of taste/smell or any real cough.
Did PCR tests on 17th and 26th Jan which both came back negative though so not sure what to make of things as haven’t felt unwell at any other point.
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I'm seeing the same as Alan, all available to add to basket apart from xx-Large:
https://www.rapha.cc/gb/en/shop/rgb-long-sleeve-training-jersey/product/FTA01LSMULLRG
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Here's my Python solution:
from itertools import combinations import numpy as np def sum_target(num_list: list, combs: int, target: int) -> int: for t in combinations(num_list, combs): if sum(t) == target: return np.prod(t) if __name__ == '__main__': with open('day_01_input.txt', 'r') as f: input_num_list = [int(x) for x in f.readlines()] # Part 1 print(f'{sum_target(input_num_list, 2, 2020)=}') # Part 2 print(f'{sum_target(input_num_list, 3, 2020)=}')Probably not as efficient as others but seems readable.
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If I'm a medium in all Rapha jerseys then what do I want in these? Medium in club fit but medium or large in pro fit?
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These have now gone.
It might be worth contacting Milltag to see if they have any returns or spares hanging around.