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"One of the cutest anecdotes of the 2026 Winter Olympic Games happened on Wednesday morning, during qualifying for the women's team sprint, when a four-legged uninvited guest entered the ski circuit near the finish line, and run around, smelling the exhausted skiers' butts, who couldn't believe their eyes.

This beautiful dog appeared on TV cameras everywhere, and followed it before he was taken out. Thankfully, no incidents happened, and everyone seemed amused and delighted, despite the clear safety risk that a big, loose dog could have posed to skiers if it had appeared at another point of the circuit.

In fact, the official X Olympics account posted some images and a light hearted message... but deleted it minutes later, perhaps realising of their big irresponsibility and the threat a dog like that could have caused.

According to NPR, the dog is named Nazgul, is a two year old Czechoslovakian Wolfdog, and is "stubborn but very sweet", according to the anonymous owners.

"He was crying this morning more than normal because he was seeing us leaving — and I think he just wanted to follow us. He always looks for people", the owners, who are related to an event official, said. "

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I do think they're very pretty dogs in general, that's what drew me to them originally. I am very fearful of the popularity their gaining. I've seen them featured in "rare dog breed" videos and TikToks and the Facebook group has over 15k members. It's honestly the perfect draw for a lot of shitty owners; pretty dog that draws a lot of attention, "rare", and wolf content. People eat that shit up. I want to give the breeder the benefit of the doubt that they started with good intentions, but what they've created is such a mess and the fact that they can't see that makes me really sad. And also the fact that people that have concerns about the way the dogs are bred or what kind of health testing is done just get shut down in the comments. The support for the breeder is almost rabid sometimes, it's honestly bizarre the way this person has been placed on a pedestal.

Honestly CsV aren't perfect either, we have a lot of bad apples in our breed too. The breed club actually split because the people in charge were making questionable choices and promoting questionable dogs. There's also a couple of known crossbred lines and byb lines that do unfortunately show up in pedigrees a lot. It's those groups of people who are largely why CsV have a reputation for being fearful, anti-social, difficult to handle, etc. Which is dumb because in the breed standard it even says they should be "fearless and courageous." They have their own quirks and I wouldn't say they're an "easy" dog, but they're not supposed to be unstable, terrified of strangers, can't take out in public, etc like some people promote them to be.

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Preamble: a few months ago, me and my coworker wrote CSV parsers because we needed one for work thing. Mine is a pure lua stream parser, his uses regex. His is about twice as fast.

Well guess what, speed doesn't matter if output data is garbage!

Today his version (that was accepted as standard) choked on data with quotation marks in it.