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by ok_dad 3y ago
That’s a good insight there, thanks
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by ok_dad 3y ago
I would even pay a few bucks (one time, not a subscription) to license this software for use. I would love to use Unison for my personal projects, but I'm not about to get locked-in to something, I'd rather build something myself
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by ok_dad 3y ago
Asocial? I guess autistic people are out! I assume you’re young: there are many reasons people might be perfectly good at a job but not want to socialize with those people, or any other people. This whole thread makes me sad as an unemploye
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by ok_dad 3y ago
Who’s going to purge them? They’re the idiot execs in charge everywhere now! Jack Welch was a good name in business management circles, and still is to this day, even though his theories and work have not withstood the test of time to regul
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by ok_dad 3y ago
As for scanning: $30mm doesn't seem like a ton of money to scan 800 scrolls with untold history and other works, compared to other uses of that amount of money I could name now. Maybe someone will donate that cost and perhaps all the s
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by ok_dad 3y ago
Don't forget to accelerate in the opposite direction (move it down) once to see the starlight shift out of visual range! It's fun until about 95% of c then there is just blackness.
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by ok_dad 3y ago
There have been numerous videos of idiots wearing a Vision Pro in vehicles and on busy streets and other places. The dumbest of the dumb seem to have gotten all of the preorders this time. I saw one of a person in a cybertruck and it’s 7000
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by ok_dad 3y ago
> I believe the primary issue with drugs is their ability to alter perceptions of reality. This aspect makes them inherently dangerous to political and societal systems, regardless of their health impacts. While using weed, I’ve come to
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by ok_dad 3y ago
> Expectation Failed > SW Missouri yup
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by ok_dad 3y ago
Not a Mac but this illustrates: I have a screen for my simrig (racing wheel and pedals setup almost like a car cockpit) with a wireless keyboard that has a touchpad in it mounted to the rig. On my desk across the room, I have a screen, mous
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by ok_dad 3y ago
You misunderstand how many people are necessary to operate a sub at this scale, with all the machinery onboard, for weeks at a time. It’s on the order of a dozen rather than two or three for the current narco boats. Also, it would be way wa
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by ok_dad 3y ago
Navy, we were technically under coast guard command during interdictions though. It was also ten years ago or more so they’ve probably upped their game by now on both sides. I don’t know about automated subs though, as three guys in a shitt
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by ok_dad 3y ago
The boats they use for this smuggling are the least seaworthy vessels I think I’ve had the pleasure to experience. We caught one go-fast because all four engines died and it was sinking, so they radioed for our help since we were already ch
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by ok_dad 3y ago
You don’t want this type of sub for drug smuggling, I chased the smugglers and this massive monster will definitely be harder to operate and disguise than what they use currently.
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by ok_dad 3y ago
True, but it's also the cost of ~3 gas tanks of gas, which to me is pretty small in the long-term ownership of a car versus the risk of dealing with it being stolen, which would take longer than the 3 weeks that gas would get you aroun
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by ok_dad 3y ago
I can't imagine having to hear explosions every 2 minutes for 20 days! The Army is doing some artillery training during the day and night for the past week or so in my area, but luckily they aren't doing it every 2 minutes all day
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by ok_dad 3y ago
I was kinda with you up until you started talking out of your ass about parenting, it is probably the hardest job I've ever done in my life, and I have had various physically and/or mentally challenging jobs. The key to why parent
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by ok_dad 3y ago
Slightly cheaper meaning $50 to $160 according to Google. That seems like a really stupid thing to skimp on, so don't blame the consumer for this dumb decision. That's like 1% (corrected from 0.1%) of the price of a new car or som
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by ok_dad 3y ago
We don't have a free society when predators can easily prey on victims like this with no repercussions. That's not freedom for the victims, that's just another form of prison. I personally don't know what the answer is,
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by ok_dad 3y ago
Deck division does that work, and also runs the majority of special ops (not specops like the seals, just non-regular stuff) at sea so you don’t want the dumbest guys to flood the division, though that’s quite common.
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by ok_dad 3y ago
Very much agree. One of my best sailors was an E-3 Seaman who was dropped from electronic tech training for a DUI and became an undesignated seaman, the worst job you can get in the navy. He was better at certain things than the chief who’s
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by ok_dad 3y ago
No, I was a nuke coming into the navy, the hardest to recruit supposedly, and I was treated perhaps worse for it, but definitely no better. Boot camp is the same for all.
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by ok_dad 3y ago
I was in the navy as an officer. It’s a toxic cesspool, probably worse after 15 years now. The whole military needs some changes but the navy needs to change more. Senior officers need to give more respect to the enlisted and junior officer
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by ok_dad 3y ago
> people with no output for years canned Often I see this happen, and the result is the company loses out somehow. I think maybe metrics for “output” are wrong in many cases, and you’ve just canned someone who had a useful or even critic
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by ok_dad 3y ago
How do you suggest taking 24 FPS and turning it to 29.976 NTSC? A lot of times, they would just convert it 1:1, so the 24 frames would go by in a 24/~30th of a second, so it looked faster. Further, a lot of old, old film was actually m
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by ok_dad 3y ago
You’re also never increasing the size of those slices right? So it’s better memory wise by a bit and maybe faster? I last used Go a while ago, but I recall the capacity was the length of the underlying array? Internally it may even reuse th
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by ok_dad 3y ago
You’re also never increasing the size of those slices right? So it’s better memory wise by a bit and maybe faster? I last used Go a while ago, but I recall the capacity was the length of the underlying array? Edit2: (I’m throttled and I can
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by ok_dad 3y ago
Yes thanks
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by ok_dad 3y ago
It does depend on income because the lower prices are due to tax credits, but this early in the year these folks should have a low estimated income. I recon you had a big estimated income that year? I had a similar issue where the last few
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by ok_dad 3y ago
The marketplace coverage (or straight Medicaid) is cheaper than cobra these days. Cobra was 2200 for my family, with marketplace we pay 400.

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