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by doublerebel 3y ago
This is super common, but the sound changes are less dependent in the exhaust and more dependent on the tuning. In the simplest case there are exhaust cutouts that reroute the flow from a button push. Mercedes aftermarket mods are common he
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by doublerebel 3y ago
VR/AR/XR is a very good example. Meta’s headsets and most 3rd party straps still default to a top strap that runs along the center of the head front to back. For any woman that wears their hair in a ponytail or bun this is a no-go
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by doublerebel 3y ago
Seattle has one in Sodo. With a car wash.
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by doublerebel 3y ago
Everyone in the Seattle region is thinking about earthquakes since we just felt the 4.3 quake on Sunday! https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/environment/small-...
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by doublerebel 3y ago
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. This is just another proof point, you may even be able to use it to raise more capital. Focus on your differentiator/USP and providing the best service to your customers. Any decent and ob
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by doublerebel 3y ago
I worked on something like this. Trust is key, trust in both your company and your sources. I don’t yet see where you are demonstrating why you should be trusted on either. Best of luck.
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by doublerebel 3y ago
Vulcan removed commons areas and built a limited amount of housing that they profit from. In 2013 Amazon had 15,000 employees in Seattle. Now they employ 55,000 at the downtown Seattle campus. https://www.nytimes.com/2013&#x
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by doublerebel 3y ago
It was on the first floor under (and predated) the Joey’s. That area used to be an awesome spot to watch floatplanes take off and land while having happy hour. Now the Kraken office took over the Joey restaurant spot. And nothing is in the
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by doublerebel 3y ago
It was a wasted neighborhood because Vulcan bought it all up and then sat on it for years while the land appreciated. There was a good Joeys, Chandler’s crab house, and more which died during the wait. Now it’s Amazon central with carbon co
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by doublerebel 3y ago
You seem to have burned out pretty quickly. Most small business and startups take 5+ years to be sustainable and/or find an exit. What most commenters here are assuming is that you will like this same kind of work after you take a bre
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by doublerebel 3y ago
That’s called sales
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by doublerebel 3y ago
Please don't encourage lazyweb. Plus, this is already being discussed downthread.
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by doublerebel 3y ago
Once upon a time commenters here used to refrain. The “I’m sure they have thought” or “I have no experience but” or “Can anyone” is a reddit spillover. It’s not peak, this is post-peak decline unless we improve the discourse. Also sarcasm a
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by doublerebel 3y ago
As someone who also grew up on both sides — your doctor example is a uniquely American problem, because America has not decided that health care is a human right. The conversation changes when health care is a human right and employment is
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by doublerebel 3y ago
Fat is far more satiating which is why keto and paleo diets are relatively easy to adopt. For most people, it’s easier to control overeating within the same calorie amount by reducing carbs and increasing fats.
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by doublerebel 3y ago
In addition to the many other solutions mentioned, Cloudflare can export an OpenAPI spec from the proxied traffic. Optic/UseOptic does a similar traffic watch and spec export from local builds.
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by doublerebel 3y ago
Check out Damon Motorcycles.
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by doublerebel 3y ago
Since 2014 for me, through multiple startups. Easiest way to maintain personal passwords and still allow role-based management by any business I am managing or working with, in the same program and login.
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by doublerebel 3y ago
Wow thanks, no kidding, just bought from Fully last year and totally missed that. Although, I am somewhat of a Miller/Knoll fan having bought multiple of their chairs second hand, they do have all the features and generally last forev
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by doublerebel 3y ago
I’d recommend looking for a reputable dealer who does a proper shipment and inspection. Here in Seattle we have https://sodo-moto.com who works with fvej.com to bring vehicles over and ensure the quality.
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by doublerebel 3y ago
I agree. A DUI costs easily $10K regardless of outcome. Lost opportunity cost of not networking (job opportunity, friend opportunity, happiness, therapy) easily has the same cost over just a few years. Uber is very cheap in comparison… many
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by doublerebel 4y ago
It was opened right before the Olympics. 2008. Easy to fact check.
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by doublerebel 4y ago
4 dimensional triangles are the same as 3 dimensional lines. They don’t exist in the 4th dimension any more than they exist in any dimension >= 3. You would need a fourth side/point in the polygon in order for it to have any positi
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by doublerebel 4y ago
(2014)
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by doublerebel 4y ago
There are autohotkey-style scripts for every OS that emulate a keyboard for paste, which can be mapped to a variation of the keyboard shortcut for paste. Very fast to install and you never have to edit html again for this purpose.
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by doublerebel 4y ago
Rez Infinite survives as a VR/Quest port! Really fun to re-play immersed in the system.
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by doublerebel 4y ago
The new Surface Pro 7 ARM looks serious — it does seem to be the first serious ARM entry, though. Lack of Windows ARM devices for dev really has hamstrung Hololens 2 development — it’s also Windows ARM and there are very few libraries with
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by doublerebel 4y ago
This 3-sentence PR summary is almost contentless, however the linked published paper is fascinating. Recommend updating the link! https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.abq2196 > …we unlock acoustic wavegui
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by doublerebel 4y ago
If it’s renewable, it’s not a fossil fuel. Perhaps the better term would be hydrocarbon fuel? And there we still have biodiesel, ethanol, and others…
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by doublerebel 4y ago
Ah also while not quite the same, Rez Infinite in VR is very entertaining.

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