brocklobsta

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by brocklobsta 4y ago
This will be divisive. It's easy to see this as unconstitutional from a separation of powers lens, but I feel for those who believe politicians and are planning their finances around this debt forgiveness. It's unfortunate that th
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by brocklobsta 4y ago
Plastic is just too good a material for too many use cases. On a side note, I had a shower thought the other day. Isn't plastic one form of carbon sequestration? It doesn't decompose easily and holds carbon in place. If plastic is
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by brocklobsta 4y ago
Yes, but not llvm support. Which makes rust a no go.
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by brocklobsta 5y ago
I mean you can't blame them for prioritizing in a manor that brings the most shareholder value. Also you can remove the FSD option right before delivery, so it is a moot argument. Either way your not getting a car any time soon.
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by brocklobsta 5y ago
Nope, L5 here (SDE II) and my base is currently 185. I breached 160 in march of this year. I am confused where the 160 number came in. Maybe Lab126 has different pay bands?
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by brocklobsta 5y ago
That's a great question. Honestly. I don't think I can answer it without context. Some situations don't require that kind of escalation, but others do. EDIT: I think the point is that I feel like I have the choice to escalate
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by brocklobsta 5y ago
Maybe the solution is to decentralize the protection of personal property and let law abiding citizens carry protection. I travel to SF/Oakland here and there and really would like to carry my pistol, but I know it's illegal unles
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by brocklobsta 5y ago
Ahhh the old crony capitalist "regulate the competition" mantra. Et tu Elon?
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by brocklobsta 7y ago
I've played a few thought experiments thought my head in the case the Fed leads to the decline in dollar confidence and I can't think of any country in the world that wouldn't be affected. Most countries use USD as the reserv
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by brocklobsta 7y ago
Slowly but surely personal privacy is getting chipped away in the name of "Good"... smh