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by leetcrew 5y ago
> I'm almost questioning if we read the same article. To me, the wording of the article suggests that there was quite a bit of dialogue with the children and among the children, including active listening and encouragement of critic
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by leetcrew 5y ago
imo Steve at gamers nexus is the best substitute for the objective, thorough coverage I used to get from anandtech. he doesn't always dive quite as deep, but his coverage is very prompt. his coverage is also a bit more consumer focused
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by leetcrew 5y ago
why not amazon? you can return any SBA/FBA hardware no questions asked. cpus are not exactly at a high risk of counterfeits. microcenter is pretty good if there's one near you, but otherwise not worth ordering from online imo.
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by leetcrew 5y ago
> Also with sled geometry fixed you can change the projectile without changing the coil timings. I don't think this is true unless the mass of the projectile is negligible compared to the sled. if so, you are spending most of your e
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by leetcrew 5y ago
everyone has their own taste I suppose. my next car will likely be a gr86 if I can get one for MSRP. it will be slower, less practical, and have a worse interior than my current DD. but I expect it will be much more fun to drive. I've
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by leetcrew 5y ago
> The second big disruption is efficiency. AC motors have regen, their motors are ~90% efficient. This creates the new generation of car. A model 3 performance(inexpensive sedan) has a 0-60 of 3.2 seconds. That's faster than all pro
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by leetcrew 5y ago
before I have bots, I usually put down a minimal production line that doesn't saturation a belt. I place them perpendicular to the main bus, so they can be 2x'd or 4x'd before saturating an output belt or fully consuming an i
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by leetcrew 5y ago
I mean yeah, different jobs come with different obligations. showing up high to a construction site is a problem in a way that being high during your shift at a dispensary is not. I dunno if that's "socially constructed"; it
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by leetcrew 5y ago
maybe we are talking past each other, but I'd say clean interfaces and bots are very important even if you don't want to tear down the original factory. you want to be able to double production of high volume products with a coupl
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by leetcrew 5y ago
as you unlock more technologies, it becomes increasingly easy to refactor/maintain a large factory. ex: bots are a major inflection point in the game. you could scale up petroleum processing and red circuits before getting bots (you ne
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by leetcrew 5y ago
I disagree. word definitions are not handed to us by god; we get to choose useful ones. to me, the "negative consequences" bit is what makes "addiction" more specific than "habit", which can be of bad, neutral,
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by leetcrew 5y ago
I guess, but if there truly are zero negative consequences, it's not really a problem that needs to be solved. I have a compulsion to have one or two cups of coffee every morning. is it useful to describe myself as a coffee addict?
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by leetcrew 5y ago
some kinds of ads are pretty bad, and some are fine. consider the standard alcohol ad showing a bunch of cool people drinking the product and having a great time. this does nothing to educate the consumer about the product and serves only t
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by leetcrew 5y ago
yes, that is the official gaben explanation for hl3. I really doubt the original plan in 2007 was to wait indefinitely for some sufficiently cool new tech, but whatever. it doesn't really explain why hl2:ep3 never happened, despite hav
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by leetcrew 5y ago
people are actually pretty good at driving in blizzards in locales where they happen often. snow tires (and possibly chains), good clearance, and great caution can get you a long way. obviously you try to avoid driving in these conditions w
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by leetcrew 5y ago
the world of car reviewers and enthusiasts is also a bubble that's pretty far removed from what typical car owners care about. I care about hard buttons, analog tachs, manual transmissions, etc., but most people I know really don'
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by leetcrew 5y ago
living with friends can be great. I've done that and really enjoyed it. but you don't always have the luxury of great friends right away in a new place. living with randoms is more of a mixed bag. sometimes they become new friends
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by leetcrew 5y ago
highschool and to an extent middleschool math do spend a lot of time on stuff that doesn't matter to the average person. but it covers some things that matter a lot. what will the sales tax be on this item at the store? can I afford th
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by leetcrew 5y ago
I get the impression he understands that and is arguing that the wide variation in people's hands makes it useless even to tell the difference between rare and well done. I'm sure you could figure out doneness relative to your own
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by leetcrew 5y ago
I've only ever seen this policy applied to large parties, and it's below the standard tip percentage anyway.
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by leetcrew 5y ago
I worked at several restaurants, and not high end ones. on average, I probably made 25% over minimum wage. I had essentially zero marketable skills at the time, so my only alternatives actually paid minimum wage. I was a big fan of tipping.
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by leetcrew 5y ago
no, it isn't. whenever you have more than one lane per direction on a limited access highway, the left lane is for passing only. it's not for people who find dealing with onramp traffic annoying.
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by leetcrew 5y ago
the impact of these sorts of redirections is limited. in Maryland, casino revenue ostensibly funds schools. but if casino revenue drops for some reason (eg, covid), the deficit is made up elsewhere. funding for important state organs is alw
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by leetcrew 5y ago
the name is absurd, but it's not really victim blaming when the "victim" is actually doing something wrong to begin with. vaguely similar to the concept of "fighting words".
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by leetcrew 5y ago
> While the firm might be indignant if they found out, they may actually already know and just accept it. They're unlikely to change it if it runs well. if they knew, they might be tempted to fire the person and keep the script. OP
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by leetcrew 5y ago
> $90,000 per year isn't likely to generate enough money what? $90k is plenty for a frugal person to have a reasonable retirement. they're not gonna be able to do it at 35, but mid fifties is very viable.
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by leetcrew 5y ago
the card itself does, but how do you value the time you spend on research and doing the replacement? I bought the windows version of that laptop when I was a student, and replaced the card myself. that made sense then, but if I bought it to
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by leetcrew 5y ago
the kaby lake xps 13 linux skus had a different wifi card that was more reliable on linux (and arguably in general). could be some other subtle differences like that. to me it's easily worth $200 to not deal with those sorts of issues.
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by leetcrew 5y ago
I mostly agree, but aim-120s are hundreds of thousands of dollars each, and each plane only carries about ten. toe-to-toe, a drone has no chance against a modern fighter, but fighters are an extremely inefficient counter to a fleet of cheap
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by leetcrew 5y ago
> From physics point of view the way you raise temperature of pan has 0 effect on what's happening in the pan. in a spherical cow sense, yeah, heat is heat. but the distribution of that heat is going to depend a lot on the implement

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