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by pinot 9y ago
Maintenance and operating. It's not far off.
92.
by pinot 9y ago
Standing desk and an apple box.
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by pinot 9y ago
Just based on what they have on their site, no simple metal plate could make the shapes that they do/are working on. http://www.materialise.com/en/medical/patient-specific-impla...
94.
by pinot 10y ago
Just like everyone else.
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by pinot 10y ago
A tunnel built in 1900 looks nothing like a tunnel built in 2017. Strength, longevity, safety systems, dimensions, computer controls, power etc etc are all massively upgraded. It's not a fair comparison. That's like saying this el
96.
by pinot 10y ago
Plenty of non-devs manage to get by on <120k, especially right after college.
97.
by pinot 10y ago
Not to mention $90k person is likely leaving because they have low faith in the company in the first place.
98.
by pinot 10y ago
In parent's defense, every city has different rules sometimes different recycling vendors within a city. They rarely communicate these rules in an effective and routine manner.
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by pinot 10y ago
FWIW, in a past life, I bought (4) 2L Sartorius reactors used for $75k, built out my lab for <$50k and had an operating budget of $450k w/ 2 fully-burdened RAs. I agree with much else of what you've said. I worked in biosynthet
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by pinot 10y ago
I run construction projects for my company, but rely on a lot of outside players (arch, CivE, Struct, MEP, GC). Huge part of my job is just managing the individual strands, and finding out when one of those subs talks to each other but does
101.
by pinot 10y ago
The buildings themselves are far more advanced. Forced air instead of steam registers, better plumbing, telco, seismic, increased floorspans, durable materials, energy efficiency etc etc.
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by pinot 10y ago
This patent is actually really interesting. Up until now, most exogenous enzyme treatments in food production have been catabolic. This anabolic idea is something I haven't thought would be possible. Table 7 is really the tell-all. Sta
103.
by pinot 10y ago
You'd be surprised what a modern full-frame sensor picks up these days. They're not shooting with a D2H in 2004.
104.
by pinot 10y ago
More the school of Dean Kamen.
105.
by pinot 10y ago
Those are median prices in the area.
106.
by pinot 10y ago
"This gun isn't for killing people, but you could"
107.
by pinot 10y ago
As another FS person, I was looking around for bay-area jobs and saw an ad for Soylent. This was probably in 2013. They were looking for someone w/ a FS background to bag product and other general work like this and I was shocked that
108.
by pinot 10y ago
It was a privilege I had and exercised. I later found out that the company was notorious for pursing violators of their NC, and sort of well-known about it in my industry- which has companies from 1-person shops to multinationals, all opera
109.
by pinot 10y ago
In 2013 I turned down a job in Philadelphia, with a company who was headquartered in Boston. They wanted me to sign a 1yr non-compete with the stipulation that I wouldn't work for a company sold similar products within a +/- 30% w
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by pinot 10y ago
I've been riding electric mopeds in SF for a while now through Scoot. They're pretty great except when they run out of batter.y
111.
by pinot 10y ago
How does FreeCAD compare to SketchUP? Does anyone know of a FOSS 2D drawing tool? I do a lot of pipe drawings (P&ID) and Visio is not ideal and AutoCAD is prohibitively expensive.
112.
by pinot 11y ago
Like an Apple one?
113.
by pinot 11y ago
It doesn't exist.
114.
by pinot 11y ago
Probably just quits and comes back to (a probably new) employer in a few months or is self-employed. I took 9 months off of work, I wouldn't call it a sabbatical but you could phrase it that way I suppose. Funemployment.
115.
by pinot 11y ago
How will this be useful for a landuser such as myself (farmer, back-country wanderer) who doesn't know how to do a lot of coding, or have a github account?
116.
by pinot 11y ago
As someone who actually works in the packaged beverage industry and has had a lot of wine experience... no. The last thing we're looking for is a way to make our package more expensive and limit the number of customers we can reach.
117.
by pinot 11y ago
Usurping city hotelier taxes is one thing, hitting up the state BOH and FDA and asking for forgiveness after not being permitted is another.
118.
by pinot 11y ago
I believe the gist of what you're getting at is that there's a whole 'underbelly' of tech that doesn't talk about itself on the internet all the time.
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by pinot 11y ago
Plenty of people get paid overtime without having to put their life on the line. Sadly, if you have a college degree and use it, the odds of getting OT are next to zero.
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by pinot 11y ago
Well now I have to explorer SF in 3D in 1938. This might take a while.

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