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by pie420 2y ago
you don't think it's physically possible to drop your kids off at school early? The school doors are locked until 8:39am and there are zombies and werewolves patrolling outside making entering the building early, or waiting outsid
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by pie420 2y ago
There are thousands of watch shops that are not "official rolex" repair shops, but are very high quality and will never do a background check lol. And a rolex really only NEEDS a service every 10 years or so.
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by pie420 2y ago
because most people agree that eating fruits and vegetables is non-debatably "good for you" and most of the ingredients in AG1 are just vitamins and dehydrated fruits and vegetable powders.
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by pie420 2y ago
best of luck. it really hurts and always will, but one day the grief will recede and you'll be left with all of the warm memories of your father. it may take years to process the grief, it took me about 3, but it gets better.
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by pie420 2y ago
Lots of native american tribes committed genocide and destroyed other tribes. If Tribe A made some artifacts, and then was genocided out of existence by Tribe B, which was then conquered by the Tribe C (USA). Would you want Tribe B to have
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by pie420 2y ago
each ship lost was maybe $10-20 million and years exploring were performed by a couple of ships operated by dozens of skilled workers with a very clear path to profitability and timeline (succesful journey to india/americas, and in un
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by pie420 2y ago
wow what a great article -30-
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by pie420 2y ago
what problems that are solvable with software are out there? Most problems society faces today is too much entertainment, too much technology, not enough peace quiet and solitude, low quality subscription slop. Most problems in society toda
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by pie420 2y ago
IBM Social Media Head: "The Future of Social Media is OPEN SOURCE and DECENTRALIZED" This must be a sign that Meta is not confident in their AI offerings.
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by pie420 2y ago
TSMC is governed by the Taiwanese government, which is a puppet government controlled by the US government and military. TSMC answers to the US directly, as without US support, Taiwan falls to China almost instantly. Nobody besides the US c
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by pie420 2y ago
Taiwan and TSMC are already USGov assets... why would they need to sell...
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by pie420 2y ago
they give managers visibility, deliverables, stuff to fill their calendars with, and automates their job into easy, if inefficient daily meetings.
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by pie420 2y ago
There is very little chance that what you are working on has never been done before. Most likely, you are writing simple code to do simple things. These things can be broken down into simple tasks, and these simple tasks can be estimated. U
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by pie420 2y ago
SpaceX, Boeing, Northrop, Lockheed are all owned by the US government. The government just allows the american public to invest in these companies.
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by pie420 2y ago
"Let me also state that, residing in a European city, I do tip my (cheap) barber every time I go because I feel they do an outstanding job at 20% less the price than most competitors, and that work deserves praise in the form of a tip.
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by pie420 2y ago
Can we cancel Boeing as a company? Fire all of the C-suite, break up space, commercial airline, and defense businesses into separate corporations
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by pie420 2y ago
aww man i was looking forward to consuming even more content and seeing even more relevant ads in virtual reality!
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by pie420 2y ago
every company manual should only tell employees to evacuate immediately in the event of a fire and to notify the fire department, and a map of exit routes, and meeting points. That's all you need.
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by pie420 2y ago
seems like a lot of work, man-hours, and funding just to give people lots of different ways to get slightly worse returns than SPY
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by pie420 2y ago
dozens of ICE cars catch on fire every day, nobody cares. 1 EV catches fire and everyone loses their minds.
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by pie420 2y ago
ah, so you want researchers to not focus purely on providing high quality data so that you can make an informed decision about the sweet spot, but rather you want researchers to inject their own thoughts and opinions into their research and
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by pie420 2y ago
That should be obvious to anyone over the age of 6
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by pie420 2y ago
This is ridiculous boeing apologism. the starliner craft is broken, and only semi-operable on it's maiden voyage. the spacex craft has flown succesfully multiple times without any incident, and they have data from multiple trips which
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by pie420 2y ago
not performance, performance to cost ratio
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by pie420 2y ago
NASA has been held hostage to monopoly pricing it's entire history until SpaceX came along lol. Sometimes you have to let the rot die away and let something new take its place. Boeing needs to be broken up, shaken down, and cut to a le
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by pie420 2y ago
units sold dont matter when the competition is selling $100 smartphones at a loss. The fact that one company is making 85% of the profits in an entire industry as massive as SMARTPHONES should be terrifying, but i guess we don't care a
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by pie420 2y ago
yeah, SF is only 800k people, it is pretty small, and the sunset, richmond, parkside, excelcior, and visitation valley neighborhoods are basically single-family subrubs. Realistically, SF is only a city in it's north-east quadrant. the
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by pie420 2y ago
they will just work remote
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by pie420 2y ago
"very good remote work options" You realize Teams is pre-installed on like every windows machine, right? that's literally all you need for remote work. And most people agree that remote works is preferable/more more prod
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by pie420 2y ago
Goldman Sachs has no reason to disseminate valuable market insights and analysis for free. All financial thinkpieces by investment firms should be disregarded as economic manipulation and propaganda

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