eyivghh

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   by eyivghh 5y ago

   Sorry, is that GM link supposed to be “tenderloin”? Im not from SF, so I dont know
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   by eyivghh 5y ago

   “Scores” is also used as a rhetorical device to mean “too many” (in fact, I doubt more than 10% of people can define “score” as 20). “Few”, meaning “more than a couple” often implies that there isnt enough of something to matter. Id say tha
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   by eyivghh 5y ago

   Myself included. Ill mislabel things that look like they could be, but are obviously not. If im asked to “Tag motorcyles” ill tag bikes as well. Also, i dont want self driving cars. Not until all the social issues are resolved.
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   by eyivghh 5y ago

   Plastic is recyclable though. 3D printing guys do it all the time when they spin their own fiber out of left over junk. And “made out of recyclable plastic” is a thing, and it works. What isnt recyclable are mixed plastics, ie consumer pl
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   by eyivghh 5y ago

   And to experts since the 1940s. Also, before I studied material science (and therefore became an “expert”), I had heard that plastics are difficult to recycle in the mass media - as a teenager in the 90s. The information was there in a dige
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   by eyivghh 5y ago

   “A decade since” Its been known since Flory Higgins back in the 1940s, and DeGennes completed the understanding in the 70s: the crux of the problem is melted plastics dont mix. If anything in the last few decades methods for recycling plast