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bergenty
4y ago
Is there a problem with a woman dedicated to washing your laundry at home? Seems like women today have to go to work and do that in the evening anyways.
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Yes, I have a 24 acre backyard
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bergenty
4y ago
If it’s 70m that’s still very close to my house. Americans have a way of pushing the boundaries of every law, we’re a litigious country we follow the letter of the law not the spirit. This will probably result in a chain of homeless people
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bergenty
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I wouldn’t want that in the US. We have more than enough national public land where people are free to roam. The last thing I want is some random camping in my backyard. We are a very individualistic people, I don’t want people in my little
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bergenty
4y ago
Probably people uncomfortable with explicit nationalism.
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bergenty
4y ago
I like underdogs and I like to buy American.
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bergenty
4y ago
Next to impossible but not impossible. Steve Jobs did it with apple in recent memory.
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bergenty
4y ago
I think the most useful thing here is the list of supplements at the end. Isn’t there a study from this week that says nicotinamide is carcinogenic?
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bergenty
4y ago
You’re taking melatonin every night? Good luck trying to fall asleep without it in a few months.
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bergenty
4y ago
What does exponential growth mean here?
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bergenty
4y ago
I’ll take some virtue over none.
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bergenty
4y ago
Twitter was never a good advertising stream (besides product placement) so this is a win win for companies.
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bergenty
4y ago
It’s a toxic (racist/sexist) place now I assume.
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bergenty
4y ago
The biggest corporations in America that hired millions of people? You’re cutting off your nose to spite your face.
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bergenty
4y ago
I don’t know if I can fully agree. India and China made up 60% of the world GDP for over 2000 years of history. Does their decline into poverty mean there was a genetic change? Both those countries are now growing at very fast rate, has the
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bergenty
4y ago
This doesn’t seem accurate. Are you saying Poland had GDP growth rate of more than 30% a year?
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bergenty
4y ago
I’m not sure why you’re celebrating that high paying jobs for workers are over.
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bergenty
4y ago
It’s normalizing slavery pleb conditions for engineers.
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bergenty
4y ago
I don’t think woodworkers would appreciate you calling them retro hobbyists.
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bergenty
4y ago
I have a sprinkler system in my shop and the shop is isolated. I also only use upcut bits for overnight jobs and the CNC is in the middle of the shop on a concrete floor away from anything else. It’s a risk I’ve considered and tried to mini
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bergenty
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His agenda and what he’s enabling is incredibly mean spirited to large swaths of the population to the point where it observably increases violence against them. In contrast, my hope that his financial venture fails isn’t all that destructi
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bergenty
4y ago
A lot of this is a self fulfilling prophecy. There are many people who don’t want the “new” twitter to succeed and being vocal about it will result in advertisers leaving the platform making the whole thing collapse in on itself. Twitter do
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bergenty
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This didn’t work for me. I don’t like shared resources and it wasn’t particularly fun the few times I went into a makerspace because you can’t take your time, make additions to the machine etc. I really started doing new things with a machi
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bergenty
4y ago
He can’t actually, he’s an inventor and afaik the pantorouter is his invention.
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bergenty
4y ago
What? Deliberately hamstring yourself so the videos are more interesting? I disagree, I feel like he would be able to do much more interesting things given CNC tooling.
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bergenty
4y ago
Same, ended up intensely playing rimworld for a month before it got too repetitive for me and I stopped.
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bergenty
4y ago
I can swear by the Onefinity (personally have the journeyman). Solidly built, all ball screw rails (not inaccurate belt feeds), great customer service, large work area (32’x 48’) and surprisingly affordable.
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bergenty
4y ago
There’s enjoyable ASMR tier videos and there’s useful videos and I think Matthias falls strongly into the latter category. Would love to see what he could come up with given the extra capabilities.
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bergenty
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I wish he bought a CNC machine because a lot of what he’s doing can be done so easily with a relatively cheap $1500 dollar system.
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bergenty
4y ago
A lot of small town America can lean heavily to the right unless it’s a college town and it’s not what a lot of young people are looking for. This is probably more acceptable once you’ve settled down with a family but still isn’t great espe
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