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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
beef jerky: "There’s a plastic bag to discard and one of those weird silica gel packets you can’t eat. I rate this 4 out of 5 because it creates plastic trash, but par for the course." olives: "Their wetness makes you unable
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
agreed, I made money on tsla but even I would have avoided the product like the plague, it is tat, and now that Toyota no longer helps with the design it's likely even worse. To say nothing of the CEO.
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
The author is Swedish, and having asked some Swedes they basically consider the kebab to be the goto "local" cuisine. London of course has the two styles, |Turkish| and Turkish via Germany.
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
please do berlin, london, and stockholm.
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
you know personal pronouns are ungendered right, serious attention-seeking energy coming off your comments.
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
that that moron has been tasked with finding inefficiency is so concerning, he is a man so convinced of his own intellectual superiority that he has zero respect for complexity. We see every day how technically inept and incompetent he is,
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
I just wish it was someone technical or otherwise genuinely intelligent that did this.
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
>he also needs to keep the money train rolling. this and only this, everything he says when talking about how good his products are, he lies and exaggerates to get investors - from the promise of 2 manned missions to mars in 2024, to a 3
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
or it does when you're not rowing for time.
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
par for the course with anything Musk has a direct hand in.
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
catkin
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
Familiar in his mouth as household words Harry the king, Bedford and Exeter, Warwick and Talbot, Salisbury and Gloucester, Be in their flowing cups freshly remember’d.
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
I would love to see a margin call on the tesla secured borrowing, he'd very publicly lose his marbles.
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
whatever happened to 2 and 20?
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
Ineos Grenadier, they make them like cars used to be made with real buttons and stuff.
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
do you have a model for "short-leash monopolies" would definitely put that in The Book.
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
agreed but ASML has been chronically undervalued forever.
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
in 45 minutes for a node.js role? FML.
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
I don't think they write incredibly well, they write coherently but there were quite a lot of errors.
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
the infinite regress
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
I'm replying to this, and risking becoming part of the "HN is turning into Reddit" problem but you raise a fair point, I enjoy the works of China Mieville despite not sharing his beliefs. I wonder if it's perhaps the req
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
It might have an appropriate pessimism but it absolutely endorses fully fledged communism in an uninformed college-bro way (as the other commenter noted, akin to chapo trap house). >It'd be like checking out the new Mel Gibson film
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
I agree, if it wasn't so unbearably and unashamedly explicit in its support of one particular ideology I'd have probably really enjoyed it.
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
it's a liberal democracy that welcomes even gazans as citizens rather than a genocidal theocratic ethnostate like all its neighbours.
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
it actually ranks quite reasonably for civilian casualties even if we believe the Hamas figures (which we shouldn't), it's clear Israel are doing their best to minimize civvy losses.
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
roman catholicism, eastern orthodoxy, and anglicanism are all catholic (the latter is also reform).
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
>The jewels, hairspring, mainspring, and the strap These are the things I expected him to have to source and I was correct, even Daniels bought springs.
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
>What is Land Rover the Land Rover of again? Highest cost per repair? Least likely off-road brand to be taken off-road? No.1 brand owned by rich land-owners? I legit don't get what that reference was going for. excepting the recent
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
A book: The Limit: Life and Death on the 1961 Grand Prix Circuit by Michael Cannell, is superb and details much of the racing of the era but primarily focusing on Phil Hill and Wolfgang von Tripps, it is especially eye-opening for those tha
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
136mph...average, over 37 miles.

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