nswest23

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by nswest23 7y ago
r/murderedbywords
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by nswest23 7y ago
I've never successfully purchased anything at aldi. Generally what happens is I'll walk in, grab what I want, proceed to the checkout, notice that there's only one register with at least 10 people in line and I'll drop w
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by nswest23 7y ago
would you expect broad studies on something that only makes money for personal trainers and LA Fitness?
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by nswest23 8y ago
I also worked there in that time frame and do not find most of the things in this post familiar. Boeing is a large company and things are not as homogeneous as this person implies.
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by nswest23 8y ago
This is more of a commentary on society than anything else. There are much more pressing things happening on facebook these days than autonomously-landing robot rockets.
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by nswest23 8y ago
I've never understood the "5 Why's" method to be taken that literally. In my experience at a major manufacturing company it was taught as a way of reminding people to think deeper about a problem and not stop at the firs
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by nswest23 8y ago
DVD's in the mail frequently backfired for me b/c when I would pick out the movie I'd be in the mood to watch some documentary about suffering in some corner of the world but by the time I had a chance to watch it, it would b
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by nswest23 8y ago
I code exclusively with pen and paper. Pencils are for people that make mistakes.
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by nswest23 8y ago
some people are more susceptible to marketing tactics.
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by nswest23 8y ago
holy smokes false equivalencies!