mnouquet

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by mnouquet 6y ago
> That's what they used to say about cars, too. Innovation Yet I can still drive 500 miles hauling 2500lb (8000lb gross weight), or haul 40,0000lb (80,000lb gross) over 2,000 miles without refueling / recharging. No electric ve
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by mnouquet 6y ago
Because your standard 1.5HP 110V circuit has as much torque an as sloth, which is only slightly better than battery operated tools' having as much torque as an anemic sloth.
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by mnouquet 6y ago
Or ICE powered gas tools.
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by mnouquet 6y ago
Electric mowers and garden tools are limited to small jobs. Being unable to get more that 1.5HP of mechanical work reserve electric tools to small casual jobs. At 5HP to 10HP, now we're talking, but power cords for 240V, as it's t
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by mnouquet 6y ago
> 4. This article isn't telling the entire story. Mcafee was also indicted for Tax evasion, which Elon Musk nor Tesla are committing. They probably are, but neither Tesla or Musk are in the Governments / Deep State crooshair, q
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by mnouquet 6y ago
Yes it is, but obviously, you only taking these questions at face value.
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Merely useful pawns, I wonder what's they have been promised.
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by mnouquet 6y ago
> We argue about how it's okay for private companies to censor whatever they feel like, but what if it's the government pressuring them to do so? Of course, make no mistake, we're about to see plenty of legislation entrenc
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by mnouquet 6y ago
> I just don't understand the parent post, the Democrats want MORE people to be able to vote Including dead people ? </sarcasm>
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by mnouquet 6y ago
> If only somehow the government could determine what is true... </sarcasm> You got the definition backward, Truth is what the Government says it is, not the opposite, cf. historical truth set by law in France and other Europe
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by mnouquet 6y ago
> When Trump got elected Gamergate pre-dates Trump, and was the exact same mentality, which you can probably trace back to the 1970's if not before.
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by mnouquet 6y ago
> ... but it's the job of the central bank and government to do that says who ? the central band and governments ? The whole point of crypto is to provide an alternative to arbitrary decisions from unelected officials.
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by mnouquet 6y ago
> Is BTC really more stupid way to burn resources than making sports cars? F1 racing? Gold mining? Or the entertainment industry as a whole, it's pointless.
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by mnouquet 6y ago
Wait did you just remove the sound and made it black and white to defeat copyright infringement algorithms ?
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by mnouquet 6y ago
We will meet on the battlefield in the looming civil war, then.
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> If government say you have only one child you hav xr15 rifle not help What are they gonna do, line me up and execute me and my family ? Kill my children ? Fortunately, Rights are still a thing, including the 2nd.
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by mnouquet 6y ago
> We only can for truly mitigate climate change with reducing human numbers. Then you should welcome pandemic, genocide and war.
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by mnouquet 6y ago
> one-child policy better serve this need Over my cold dead body [and I won't go without a fight.].
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by mnouquet 6y ago
> Human energy use that causes climate harms can be replaced with renewables No, it can't.
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by mnouquet 6y ago
> It really depends on what you're building. For controlled environments that's fine, but unfortunately I'm not building for controlled environments, ... Sample size fallacy right here. Just because it's useless to yo
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by mnouquet 6y ago
Shred, heat and extrude.
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by mnouquet 6y ago
> [...] build millions of houses ... slowly leaching endocrine disruptors in the environment for generations to come.
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by mnouquet 6y ago
> Murder is generally unacceptable, ... Yet, we give Nobel prizes to murderers.
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by mnouquet 6y ago
> Yes, that is human nature if we look at anthropological studies. We punish it which creates a disincentive. Only in some case, in other case, we justify it by naming it something else, like taxes, prison/capital punishment, nation
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by mnouquet 6y ago
The biggest hurdle is the morning scrum, I've got two pretty much back to back between 10am and 11am. Other than that, both are relatively flexible and there is not much critical meetings which can't tweaked.
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by mnouquet 6y ago
Yes, though none of my contracts with either company prevent me from doing so.
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by mnouquet 6y ago
> isn't there some level of legal liability I technically have 3 jobs, two unrelated "full-time" SE roles, and 1 mom&pop store where I handle all but day-to-day operations (handled by the gf). To be cold bloody honest,
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by mnouquet 6y ago
Strongly agree !
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by mnouquet 6y ago
Competition to get at the top of the hierarchy, and the fact someone will be willing to compete, coupled with the intrinsic need for control which comes with power, sex just being a tool to an end... Especially in a culture as puritan and e
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by mnouquet 6y ago
It's exactly the same, as long as someone will want to go the extra inch to make anything more than their competitor, this behavior will stay.

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