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811.
by dymk 3y ago
That’s because you’re comparing it against the supercrew model… the model that sacrifices bed for cab…
812.
by dymk 3y ago
"Standard" does not mean "the average". That's a marketing term of art. You won't see "Standard" beds on jobsites. You'll see long beds, because you can fit a sheet goods in them. > I can&#x27
813.
by dymk 3y ago
The people who would consider buying an F150 or a sprinter van are not the people who would buy a Cybertruck. Smaller bed, can't tow nearly as much, lower range. The dominant market for this truck is going to be people who may as well
814.
by dymk 3y ago
"Sharp" as in "low to the ground", not a literal sharp angle. A car with a low, rounded front won't maim as badly as the Cybertruck's sharp angle aimed at your torso. What the article calls "blunt" (t
815.
by dymk 3y ago
> Literally every full size pick-up truck defaults to a 6-6.5' foot bed size. Nope > Some offer 8' beds but it's relatively rare in practice. Also nope
816.
by dymk 3y ago
Stainless steel exterior with sharp edges. Not looking forwarding to seeing pedestrians get gored when these things run into them. Not holding my breath on good crash compatibility with cars, either. If you care about humans, you won't
817.
by dymk 3y ago
Setting up the game so it's only played in a high-trust environment is probably the only fix
818.
by dymk 3y ago
Rules being difficult to enforce is a function of society being low or high trust. Low trust societies effectively incur excess overhead, having to audit players and set up draconian rules. Some games just might not be possible. It's m
819.
by dymk 3y ago
But games are fun when people play by the rules
820.
by dymk 3y ago
That doesn't stop people from using AI to get on the "non-AI" division of leaderboard.
821.
by dymk 3y ago
Their comparison against PolyGen looks like it's a big improvement. What are the limitations that this has in common with PolyGen that make it still not useful?
822.
by dymk 3y ago
You're confusing sufficient with necessary. "Your life as you know it will disappear" is an absurd necessary bar to determine if something is relevant or not. > Luckily it looks like most people moved on an now it's a
823.
by dymk 3y ago
What's the criteria for relevancy, if not "do people still use it"?
824.
by dymk 3y ago
unless you have to deal with OS specific APIs around process management and tty input, which is the bulk of what makes a shell challenging to implement
825.
by dymk 3y ago
I used (and still use, often) Fusion 360
826.
by dymk 3y ago
That doesn't solve the same set of problems as TFA. Randomized output order for sequential input, skips IDs that include profanity.
827.
by dymk 3y ago
The stairs in the article are probably not code compliant, even with all that work. The uppermost tread is cut short. Most locations require all treads to be the same depth, so his half-tread probably won't pass inspection. The stringe
828.
by dymk 3y ago
I eventually got to that point, but my doctor said the ulcer was getting out of control
829.
by dymk 3y ago
It's way faster than C++ - doubly so if you count "time spent grokking a compiler error" - and if that's the other option (it usually is), I'll take Rust
830.
by dymk 3y ago
Well, to everybody else, trading volume means between different entities, so your loophole probably isn't all that relevant
831.
by dymk 3y ago
Added to the account after it was transferred to its new owner.
832.
by dymk 3y ago
I mean, fair play. If you squat on a username and don't do anything with it for years, having it yoinked seems reasonable. It's not like you paid for it.
833.
by dymk 3y ago
It's almost certain that all employees did not behave the same way for the exact same reasons. And I don't see anyone making an argument about what the exact numbers are, nor does it really matter. Just that some portion of employ
834.
by dymk 3y ago
Yes
835.
by dymk 3y ago
They offered him a job leading his own unit within MSFT, so that doesn't make sense
836.
by dymk 3y ago
Do you use syntax highlighting?
837.
by dymk 3y ago
Executive dysfunction is different for everybody. I'm sure GP's comment is well intended, but advice in the form of "Just go DO the thing even if it's small" is about as helpful as telling a depressed person "H
838.
by dymk 3y ago
Do you like moving in general? Find a ninja warrior training gym or a trampoline park.
839.
by dymk 3y ago
This doesn't jive with my internal stereotype - but maybe that's because I live in the PNW. "Everybody" here boulders and hikes on the weekends.
840.
by dymk 3y ago
The hardest part of bootstrapping a routine with executive function problems is getting on medication to fix the executive function problems

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