roflyear

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by roflyear 2y ago
I have had specialty robusta (I have some green robusta in my house right now) but it has always been pretty tough to drink for me, but I don't like adding sugar or milk to my coffee most of the time.
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by roflyear 2y ago
If you don't like arabica, what are you drinking? Robusta? How are you drinking it?
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by roflyear 2y ago
I don't think Christopher is trying to single out Kenya - just highlight some things about the country and to dive into that origin a little bit.
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by roflyear 2y ago
Like what you like, I think that is great. Some people really like dark roasted coffee. Nothing wrong with that, they aren't wrong/unsophisticated/whatever. However, roasting coffee dark does homogenize the flavor of the coff
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by roflyear 2y ago
Coffee is acidic - it has acidity.
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by roflyear 2y ago
What roasters are you buying from?
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by roflyear 2y ago
Most local roasters really are garbage, though. Telling people to do this will make sure that people miss out on a lot of what "coffee can be" and will end up with something that is probably better than the worst of the worst coff
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by roflyear 2y ago
Because what I do see and hear of him is politically charged crap.
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by roflyear 2y ago
Yeah, most of the problem: we shape our opinions on how we feel and our environment. My family for example is certain that crime is going up (or is at an all time high) because Home Depot is locking up more and more of its merchandise.
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by roflyear 2y ago
I can't watch every one of these interviews
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by roflyear 2y ago
Really? Cape town has a homicide rate of: 63.00 per 100,000 Compared to Chicago: 29.60 And similar crime and violent crime rates.
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by roflyear 2y ago
This is a fallacy: it doesn't mean it is good to have a warped mind (even if what you're saying is true, which seems less than obvious).
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by roflyear 2y ago
Maybe. I don't see Elon saying that much. Mostly it's politically charged crap.
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by roflyear 2y ago
Of course, I don't want super powerful people in the US to not have the country's best interests in mind.
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by roflyear 2y ago
Not sure he really cares about the country - but I guess you can be glad.
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by roflyear 2y ago
What a ridiculous overreaction: people are allowed to criticize his poor taste. Unless you want free speech to be "illegal again"
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by roflyear 2y ago
> This cannot be challenged because Chevron was in place Respectfully, language like this makes you look very partisan. Of course it could be challenged. How do you think Chevron got thrown out? Because something concerning it was challe
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by roflyear 2y ago
This is what congress does by creating these agencies that up until now relied on Chevron rather than a drawn out process of creating specific laws (so years can go by with dangerous loopholes etc).
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by roflyear 2y ago
> When Chevron as active you could not challenge the US constitution not applying to border patrol because of Chevron. Do you have one source for this? A case where someone tried, or a blog post by a legal expert discussing this?
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by roflyear 2y ago
There is nothing about Chevron that says an agency can decide when the constitution applies.
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by roflyear 2y ago
Can you substantiate this claim? > When Chevron as active you could not challenge the US constitution not applying to border patrol because of Chevron. This is literally the CPBs only line of defense. Specifically that Chevron enables th
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by roflyear 2y ago
He was essentially fired. Like, imagine I'm parking in the CEO's parking spot each day. I would probably be told "stop doing that, or you're getting fired" and if I was like "nah I'll just leave" - it
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by roflyear 3y ago
What are you saying? It is on the internet, it's fine to link to public sites...
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by roflyear 3y ago
> I can't say the same for a certain class of white, know-it-all college kid It's rich privledged kids, man. Not white kids. Just like crime is not colored kids, it's poor kids.
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by roflyear 3y ago
> Everything I've seen points to a combination of attention-seeking and shoehorning their mediocre white suburban existences into the Oppression Pyramid, because that's the only way to signal that they're not Evil Colonize
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by roflyear 3y ago
Partly, I guess in effect at least, but I would reject people are embracing lgbt rights because it is "cool" on the whole. It's more like, would you say women's lib was this type of fad? Or black rights? Etc.
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by roflyear 3y ago
Yeah. YC acts like they are doing you a favor? Come on. They basically give these companies nothing in exchange for a huge stake.
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by roflyear 3y ago
It takes a lot of power to heat the batteries. If there is no power, can't heat them, and you can have total failure if you try and charge them when they are too cold.
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by roflyear 3y ago
Absolutely, I have a 2012 Honda now and I can't remember any major issues. Maybe there was one "issue" like ignition coils or something, but I actually don't think so?
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by roflyear 3y ago
This is logically sound when phrased like this but it is not the reality. Studies show you should drive a car into the ground to achieve maximum environmental benefit (or minimum impact is more accurate) This is realized when you look at va

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