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by AYBABTME 5y ago
How about not drinking pop? I know a "just change your behaviour" response isn't fashionable, but in the case of pop... it's a completely harmful and unnecessary product.
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by AYBABTME 5y ago
If you pair it with this ultracapacitor bank, you can power it with a regular lab bench power supply. https://www.keenlab.de/index.php/product/kweld-ultracapacito... That's what I did for a custom ~600Wh pack
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by AYBABTME 5y ago
Look for thru-axle, they're standard on gravel-oriented bikes and mountain bikes, and are getting onto more and more of the road oriented bikes.
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by AYBABTME 5y ago
FYI: spot welding is a lot easier and precise using this welder: https://www.keenlab.de/index.php/portfolio-item/kweld/ With the capacitor module, you can easily power it with a lab bench power supply.
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by AYBABTME 5y ago
I agree that it's a lot more nuanced than my comment made it out to be. However, I've observed that criticism of Japan has increased more dramatically in recent time, and (not particularly nationalistic) people who used to have a
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by AYBABTME 5y ago
Right, Japan is still sooo unable to admit to what it did that even today, it's happy to initiate trade wars with Korea over refusing to recognize and pay reparations to the victims of their war crimes. And it would really benefit from
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by AYBABTME 5y ago
I'm not a pacifist in this manner, I think the current state of the world doesn't allow for NATO and aligned democratic countries to give up on military supremacy. Still, I'm perplexed and annoyed about Afghanistan.
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by AYBABTME 5y ago
It's Veterans day tomorrow so they've gotta publish content that's not about the pointless sweat & blood modern veterans spent in Afghanistan. As a vet myself, I'm not too into this year's commemoration.
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by AYBABTME 5y ago
It depends, stuff like videos critical of foreign countries political regime end up spammed by politically sponsored griefers to delegitimize them, exactly playing to your heuristic. edit: :^)
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by AYBABTME 5y ago
Good point about (2), I think that's also overlooked.
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by AYBABTME 5y ago
Lower tax bill, as you need to pay taxes on assumed gain when you exercise your options, based on the latest 409a valuation of each share. The lowest such valuation in a startup is usually early in its life, and during your tenure, the valu
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by AYBABTME 5y ago
I've seen a lot of people lose a lot of money because they bought into the "value the equity at zero" mentality. It sure sounds great and edgy to be blasé and just take your pay, but if that was true, you'd be better off
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by AYBABTME 5y ago
I read a lot of reassuring articles saying it's not a big deal, it's just temporary, etc. What's a plausible, non-doomsday scenario in which things turn bad; what does it look like?
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by AYBABTME 5y ago
Attributing this to stockholm syndrome is a bit convenient and reductionist. Stacktraces are better than just bubbling up, and yes a mechanism to minimize if-err could also allow for human annotations. I'd love if Go had a stronger typ
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by AYBABTME 5y ago
This, errors that are bubbled up should have some context added to them. Otherwise every error ends up being totally meaningless.
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by AYBABTME 5y ago
The coolest modern airport is definitely Koh Samui in Thailand: https://www.shutterstock.com/search/koh+samui+airport I wish more significant structures were built in a style that thinks outside the box, and is locally
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by AYBABTME 5y ago
There's probably someone thinking of doing this on some blockchain of sort. In a way, you'd literally pay per use... !
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by AYBABTME 5y ago
When I worked at McDonald's in Canada, it also was a hard job, and seen as a good early employer... because it showed you were capable/useful. It was "hard" in that you need to get used to the beat of things, then it bec
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by AYBABTME 5y ago
What's the 67.5 for?
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by AYBABTME 5y ago
It's funny because I was asked by someone else why such an aggressive rate of return! * * * Just went off numbers in my head, I think there's lots of % people talk about, and 7% is what I've got stamped in my brain about expe
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by AYBABTME 5y ago
Oups! Was just a ballpark estimate.
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by AYBABTME 5y ago
I was just going for the upper bound, assuming someone who lucks out right out of college and retires on a 401k-only strategy at exactly the 55. Knowing the upper bound is interesting to me because most people in the US don't max out t
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by AYBABTME 5y ago
This news prompted me to do some quick math earlier today. My question was: > What sort of retirement can you get from a 401k-only strategy? So I tried and played to see how much of a retirement, in term of yearly retirement income in to
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by AYBABTME 5y ago
What does "Nobody offshore" means here?
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by AYBABTME 5y ago
Why are people in Maine disliking Massachusetts?
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by AYBABTME 5y ago
Well, that's not true.
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by AYBABTME 5y ago
Trust attributed via a trusted proxy is not an invalid strategy. We don't have time to verify everything. Once you've rediscovered fire and are finishing up on reinventing the wheel, you come a point where you've got to deleg
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by AYBABTME 5y ago
I didn't say this "make it so tenants can't defend themselves". My argument is that punitive policies against landlord are about the only tool being wielded, and the only tool proposed, along with the only alternative be
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by AYBABTME 5y ago
I like the idea but I think the concept of using technology to build big, low cost volume housing is mistaken. The act of concentrating affordable housing is not desirable and easily forgotten about. It creates ghettos. Watching interviews
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by AYBABTME 5y ago
It feels like Backblaze has been in the space for a while though? My uninformed picture of them was as a modest small/medium size business with a good niche product and probably some loyal customers type, not as an all-stop-sign-pulled

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