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by dmoy 3y ago
I can't speak to insurance, but for 401k: They basically don't. In fact if the company fails fairness testing on the 401k plan, executive contributions to 401k can be clawed back (actually the bar is much lower - "highly com
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by dmoy 3y ago
There was a period of time in the middle there where they switched to non-metal gear thingy in there which would occasionally strip out and break with improper use. That was evidently intentional, to save the motor from breaking, but it do
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by dmoy 3y ago
> Anyway, for any EV owners, a more likely scenario is a person spending about $100-$150 for fuel per month. Doesn't buying a brand new $50000 EV's as opposed to a $30000 IC car (potentially used), and the insurance/regist
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by dmoy 3y ago
> run through all the data, at RAM speed, Is the data given in RAM or do you have to wait for spinning rust I/0 for some GB amount of data?
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by dmoy 3y ago
Harpsichord is one of the few instruments I actively loathe. Others include the piccolo and bagpipes. (Incidentally I like the banjo and the accordion)
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by dmoy 3y ago
Because things are very expensive. Absolute wealth means nothing if rent costs 70%+ of your income.
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by dmoy 3y ago
> There has to be some hidden third variable Or probably like a hundred other variables. > I was thinking maybe guns but then why would TX and CO (relatively relaxed on guns) be in the lower category? There's basically zero corre
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by dmoy 3y ago
I guess unless by safe we mean burglary, not violent crime. In which case, yea, I think Seattle is worst, like 50% worse than the second worst.
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by dmoy 3y ago
I mean, those aren't even the highest crime places in the US (Chicago notwithstanding) If you want to list actual high crime places in the US, it's: Baltimore, St Louis, New Orleans, Detroit, and Cleveland. Besides Chicago, none o
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by dmoy 3y ago
Generally no, but in this case I think yes it precludes it. The second biggest cargo bay axis is like 8m, so you get like <19m on a diagonal. And the third axis doesn't buy you the remaining 2m+ left Anyways you could fit the mirr
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by dmoy 3y ago
> iirc you can fit an unfolded jwst in there. No origami necessary I think starship largest cargo dimension is 17m, jwst longest axis is >20m? Close, but still pretty cool. Will be hard to resist the urge to go play KSP again
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by dmoy 3y ago
I assume we're not talking about hummingbirds? Other than that no I don't think I've seen a bird truly hover not upwind (i.e. static in 3 dimensions, not an artifact of parallax from me also moving
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by dmoy 3y ago
> There's no way this could backfire, unless the buyer asks how big your ruler is. Or it goes through a real world court system where judges take very dim views to that level of pedantry...
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by dmoy 3y ago
Cruel and unusual punishment: play LoL with a special matchmaking algorithm that always teams you with griefing trolls.
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by dmoy 3y ago
> There is a general lack of advanced materials in software engineering I wonder how much this is true in other areas (not counting academic papers). It's not exactly true in law due to the plethora of giant treatises in any specifi
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by dmoy 3y ago
West Elm? Guess they're >$3k now, but still well under $5k
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by dmoy 3y ago
Yea we got something from... uh... (Insert place I'll go look up), which let us select the specific fabric, and took awhile (months?), but was pretty solid. For yea, around $2.5-$3k for a rather huge couch - something like two separat
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by dmoy 3y ago
> so they could write "patent pending" and attach the veneer of innovation on the marketing material There's another reason too: Having a large number of patents for a given subject matter makes it a veritable arsenal for
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by dmoy 3y ago
Could be. I'm in the same boat (tons of outside time as a kid, very little screen time, significant myopia by age 6-7). Both my parents are past -8, maybe -9 or -10? I forget, got some realllly thick glasses.
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by dmoy 3y ago
TL;DR v^2 is bad for your health in a car crash (But probably read it because it's really short)
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by dmoy 3y ago
Also don't get it. Took a scan over the last two weeks and didn't see a single other product pushed. Doesn't look like shill to me. Then I'm biased from previously Reddit moderating a large sub, and the shills were...
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by dmoy 3y ago
Imo add balance to the list. Balance practice can be weird, but helps a lot in preventing falls (along with strength, also necessary). There's a lot of balance exercises out there which will seem like they're too "easy"
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by dmoy 3y ago
Incidentally, the first Google search result for "introduction online cs course that uses Python the build a search engine from scratch" is udemy CS 101 Even through my smartphone autocorrect mistakes of 'introductory -> i
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by dmoy 3y ago
To be fair to apple, Bluetooth is a hot mess
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by dmoy 3y ago
Lol was that how the direct went for real?
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by dmoy 3y ago
It ranges the whole gamut. You'll find expert witnesses who are complete hacks, and expert witnesses who are like literal top10 in whatever field. In computing even. E.g. that time Rivest and Diffie both went on the stand to bat for
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by dmoy 3y ago
> Say it takes 5min, that's 5min of being right there holding the pump (or babysitting it) 5 mins is like 50 gallons of gas, which is a very, very large gas tank. That's like larger than a Ford F-350 gas tank. My car's ga
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by dmoy 3y ago
They don't have any such mandate.
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by dmoy 3y ago
Police don't have a mandate to protect the public. This has gone before the supreme court, multiple times. Even if they are present while you're being attacked, they can just stand and watch if they think it's not safe for
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by dmoy 3y ago
I always play factorio with no combat. Just disable all biters, so they don't even show up on the map

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