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by Arrath 2y ago
You didn't rail against mixed use development, nor did I imply that you did. Per your OP: > The mental gymnastics are impressive. It’s not a good thing that Costco gets to expand to housing. My definition of mixed-use development wo
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by Arrath 2y ago
Should Costco be explicitly banned from non-commercial development in the otherwise unused air-space above their store's footprint? Forced to sell the air rights to other developers? This mixed-use approach seems like a much better use
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by Arrath 2y ago
As a former (well, still card holding) union laborer I have to express my displeasure at Costco circumventing the prevailing wage requirements by building modular sections offsite and trucking them in. Other than that, I like the mixed use
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by Arrath 2y ago
I wonder what the return policy will be like.
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by Arrath 2y ago
> This is par for the course While I won't disagree (lost an Uncle to Agent Orange related cancer), it makes sense that the military won't run these vehicles with extra emissions equipment on them. Besides not being suited to r
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by Arrath 2y ago
Are you sure that wasn't iron/steel? I've seen long term degradation of the sort you describe with those, but IME aluminum tends to get pitted and chalky.
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by Arrath 2y ago
An hour? My annual training is typically about 6 hours of drudgery, and often about 2/3rds repeat courses from years previous. Great fun.
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by Arrath 2y ago
I always thought it was a bit odd that we went from super-compute clusters built out of PS3 to the PS4/Xbone generation consoles being meh-grade laptop chips in a fancy case.
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by Arrath 2y ago
> so it's possible that part of the site was reused for the offloading facility. Quite likely, there's a fair chance that large items for the power plant (like the steam turbines) were brought in by the river in the first place
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by Arrath 2y ago
> Not sure why it's not sticking to one or the other way the entire last stretch. Generally, low overpasses or turns that would be problematically tight. E: Checking street view, for example: that Mink Rd overpass over I-70 is likel
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by Arrath 2y ago
For the 2nd, perhaps in identifying critical routes which may be worth an extra bit of infrastructure funding for upkeep to allow such important loads to continue to transit without issue. Then again, the need for permitting should mean tha
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by Arrath 2y ago
Ideally, yes.
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by Arrath 2y ago
Well perhaps I will stop holding out and just get the 7800x3d, if the 9000 generation won't be too terribly groundbreaking.
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by Arrath 2y ago
7/8's majority requirement?? These kind of supermajority threshold requirements should not be allowed, they're simply outrageous and blatantly obstructionist. Might was well write "this is immutable ha ha suck it"
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by Arrath 2y ago
Probably, yeah.
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by Arrath 2y ago
This describes well something I've learned about myself. I just figured it was excessive focus, to the point of drowning out the outside world.
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by Arrath 2y ago
Okay, that's pretty cool
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by Arrath 2y ago
Not being logged in, Twitter is hostile and/or broken and only ever displays a single tweet at once, no threads and no replies. I'll take thread reader with an ad blocker over that.
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by Arrath 2y ago
Tractors may not care about weight, but soil does. Current tractors cause soil compaction issues in farm fields, even heavier weight-inefficient-battery laden tractors would be that much worse.
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by Arrath 2y ago
Flight plans still have to be filed, right? And are any of those details public, as in would a flight tracker show the destination of a plane in flight? If so, time for some traditional intelligence work: someone at the airport with a telep
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by Arrath 2y ago
Alarm Fatigue
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by Arrath 2y ago
In the near future it will be required that your wi-fi SSID be <your exact address and house/apt number>_optout_notrack_nothanks_offgrid_nomap Your address is needed so they can know exactly which place _not_ to map, of course.
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by Arrath 2y ago
It actually worked fairly well, but obviously wasn't freeform since you couldn't order units to move to any arbitrary point on the map with a voice command.
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by Arrath 2y ago
For this kind of thing I'll just leave this open in a tab and refresh it sometime tomorrow so see if it garnered any discussion that might be interesting.
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by Arrath 2y ago
These college friends did it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3NWdFll2X8 Not super long term, but interesting!
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by Arrath 2y ago
Ah I take an over the counter pill daily and it handles my typical allergy symptoms. I may revise that opinion once I move back home where it seems to have been the worst.
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by Arrath 2y ago
Hey! I'm in the same boat with raw carrots, as well as melons like cantaloupe and watermelon. Annoying because I love them all.
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by Arrath 2y ago
This is unreasonably interesting to me. Very neat old trivia. Did other regions do the separate circuits/billing rates thing for lighting vs appliances? That was entirely new to me!
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by Arrath 2y ago
PPE is on the bottom of the hierarchy of controls for good reason.
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by Arrath 2y ago
> how is the blockchain under the purview of the us govt? Likely some inter-state commerce clause that gets used to bring many things under the purview of the feds. It may be more appropriate to ask how it was supposed to not be under th

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