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by klipklop 5y ago
Agreed. I have owned turbo cars and have added turbo's to cars that didn't come with them. They reduce reliability and greatly increase complexity. A bonus is higher cylinder pressure and more heat. Changes to EGT's can effec
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by klipklop 5y ago
Even if you think his arguments are silly, it would be more effective to use facts and data to destroy his argument instead of a ad hominem ("you don't understand") attack on his intelligence. Your approach of dismissing and
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by klipklop 5y ago
AKA working age people that will have to choose eventually between getting the vaccine and losing their job. A pretty rough choice for those hesitant. (I am vaccinated please don't post hot takes about how I am a anti-vaxer.)
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by klipklop 5y ago
How could there be any candidates like that when the uni-party essentially chooses who has a chance of winning a primary?
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by klipklop 5y ago
It is the solution, just the consumers don't have the guts to go through with not buying. The average buyer now seems to have little self control. The companies as you pointed out take advantage of it and work together to screw everyon
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by klipklop 5y ago
The solution is to vote with your wallet. These days consumers are pretty weak willed though and are willing to put up with almost any level of abuse for their shiny new toy. Look at what consumers are willing to (overpay) for during the pa
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by klipklop 5y ago
Not so great if you are jobless and got bills to pay. “Create more innovation” is a good thing, but sometimes people need to cash those big tech giant’s checks to care for their family. Experienced engineers and college noobs should not be
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by klipklop 5y ago
I always hear this but never seen proof. If they are bad how do they get into a position that lets them make hiring decisions? Everyone likes to think they are the good candidate and not the bad one that slipped through…
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by klipklop 5y ago
Check the rent for the places that SF'ers fled to. Your rent went down because a bunch of affluent people left and opened up a bunch of units.
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by klipklop 5y ago
100% agree. It sure is funny how these accounts are always surfaced as the first reply. Especially with that BrooklynDad account. It was always the first hot take reply to any Trump tweet. Of course BitwiseFool and I have no proof beyond ou
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by klipklop 5y ago
>The goal is to keep serious cases to a minimum so they don’t clog the healthcare system... Reminds me of 2 weeks to flatten the curve. Yet here we are. Why all the sudden are we at risk of clogging the healthcare system with some areas
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by klipklop 5y ago
Same problem with a poor English speaker at Google back in ~2019. It took several minutes just to start understanding the words he was saying. I have many years of working/growing up with ESL folks and have a good ear for it and still
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by klipklop 5y ago
It's interesting how many people replied to this rushing to defend algorithmic hazing. Sure this is sort of a "then the whole class started clapping" type post, but there is some merit buried in here. Somebody with 20 years e
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by klipklop 5y ago
That’s why they are working so hard on AI, drones and robots.
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by klipklop 5y ago
Considering how "judgey" bay area tech is I would never make such a move. Any sign of not being a steadfast workaholic is a "red flag."
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by klipklop 5y ago
Yes we should totally take google at their word when they say it's not politically motivated. They can say whatever reasoning they want, that does not necessarily make it true. Google has a well defined history of lying publicly or hid
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by klipklop 5y ago
>Evergrande, the world's most indebted corporation, could ultimately lead to a "Great Reset", i.e. the final meltdown of the global financial system Bonus points for that PDF using the phrase "great reset."
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by klipklop 5y ago
Can only speculate based on the various complaints the party had about all the downvotes the WH channel gets. Do you think anybody below the VP level of YouTube would be told? Guess what, no google employee talked about PRISM either.
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by klipklop 5y ago
I do believe political pressure is what is partially guiding this move.
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by klipklop 5y ago
I am alluding to the current party in the White House that gets every video downvoted into oblivion. Some sites accused YouTube of deleting the downvotes. Now they are giving up and just hiding them now.
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by klipklop 5y ago
Odd that a certain political party got a large amount of downvotes on all their videos and YouTube removes the publics ability to see them soon after.
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by klipklop 5y ago
Or any other tech company that you can pass the interview bar for. I know plenty of people working at FAANG with a liberal arts degree or no degree at all.
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by klipklop 5y ago
Yeah the old school joe rogan dot net was pretty cool. He had some funny blog posts as well.
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by klipklop 5y ago
Yeah I tried to find another source and could not find anything. Does anybody else know? I just see a lot of posts complaining about CPU usage with AV1 on a M1 macbook.
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by klipklop 5y ago
I know a guy that went 40,000 mi never changing the oil on a brand new Mazda 3. Eventually the engine started to fail. Amazingly Mazda replaced the engine for him, but cancelled his warranty after that. He sold Mazda's for a living and
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by klipklop 5y ago
I don't think the folks that make the CPI are part of some vast conspiracy. I just question their methods. Like all numbers from the government, politics are involved. You can believe they are (slightly) wrong and not be a "conspi
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by klipklop 5y ago
I admire the thoroughness of your data collection. I don't doubt your numbers at all. If anything the only huge inflation I ever see is not in consumer goods, but in appreciating assets.
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by klipklop 5y ago
"Hedonic regression model" sounds fancy and all, but look at their charts just filled with arbitrary numbers accessing various features. Funny to see how they weighted various, now failed, technologies/features.
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by klipklop 5y ago
Allow me clarify, I think people in general consume more calories than they did in the past. They are just 'wasting' less food. Most people when buying food budget money, not calories. So if food producers shave off a few ounces o
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by klipklop 5y ago
What metrics would you use to determine if an iPhone is better quality than older models? Quality sounds rather subjective and they did not always calculate CPI with taking that into account. Seems like they don't share the criteria th

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