rpmisms

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by rpmisms 3y ago
No, your comparison is probably not what you're trying to say, since wheelchair-bound people have vastly different capabilities than the bipedal population. Unless you're trying to say women have different capabilities, which is t
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by rpmisms 3y ago
Sure, how about "dogs bite people", then?
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by rpmisms 3y ago
Yes, but the rocket is still being a rocket, and after it leaves the tube, it'll still toss a ton of exhaust at the bike. I know it's designed to be fired stationary, but this discussion is about the feature allowing it to be fire
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by rpmisms 3y ago
Social media is a really poor spec, to be fair.
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by rpmisms 3y ago
Shits and giggles. I was careful and in a safe place, but most people shouldn't try that at home.
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by rpmisms 3y ago
Not to mention the blast from the missile after it leaves the tube, and the aerodynamic effects. I've fired a 9mm pistol from a moving motorcycle, and it's already tricky to maintain balance. Can't imagine this wouldn't
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by rpmisms 3y ago
Maybe the best analogy would be speed running a video game and then suing the developer because you didn't get the "estimated playtime" listed on the box. You're abusing the product, it will not perform to spec.
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by rpmisms 3y ago
I'd happily believe that the oldest process is likely the ideal, especially combined with my anecdotal evidence that Georgian wine is wonderful stuff, and does not give me a hint of a headache.
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by rpmisms 3y ago
And that's your bias speaking, since my statement is factual. It's perfectly normal, and you can accept that my meaning and your interpretation can be wildly different, therefore accusing me of the worst possible interpretation is
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by rpmisms 3y ago
But it's the literal truth, and using a descriptor on a group of people acting does not attribute the action to all people who fit the descriptor. Not all mammals are dogs, and that shouldn't need to be said.
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by rpmisms 3y ago
> If you know that your language might be grossly misinterpreted, consider changing it, if only for your own image. No, if only to make a point. > That might be true for me, but I'm thinking of "Protestant Christian evangeli
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by rpmisms 3y ago
That may very well be your own bias. If I say "Christian Communities hate gays", you'll probably think of one or two specific communities. When I saw "Jewish Communities" in gp's headline, I immediately thought
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by rpmisms 3y ago
And the little that is more painful, we look at with abject horror.
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by rpmisms 3y ago
"Jewish Communities" doesn't mean "All Jews", and that's obvious to anyone not looking for a reason to be angry. Muslim communities just bombed the hell out of Israel, and that's not islamophobic to say, b
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by rpmisms 3y ago
This is a brilliant experiment. Argentina already has an awful economy, and if this fixes everything, then we have a template to perhaps fix some other economies. Deregulation is good for GDP, but is complete deregulation better? Let's
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by rpmisms 3y ago
Hot-staging is amazing tech. It's odd how Russia is so good at rocket science. Until Falcon, they had the highest thrust-to-weight engine, Soyuz is insanely reliable at this point, and they generally just punch above their financial we
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by rpmisms 3y ago
Plus you get extra tonnage from not having to save enough fuel for landing.
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by rpmisms 3y ago
Manley's fluid hammer theory from rapid shutdown is compelling. Also would explain the large vapor clouds; plumbing exploded.
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by rpmisms 3y ago
All of Appalachia would be a better place. Anti-development, much more wildlife, not really an invasion target.
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by rpmisms 3y ago
Most upvotes per hour for first, second, and third hours after posting?
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by rpmisms 3y ago
https://archive.li/4faEt
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SpaceX Reveals Next-Gen Starlink Dish for Residential Users(pcmag.com)
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by rpmisms 3y ago
Yeah, they can read what you send. If what you send is encrypted, they can read that too, just not in decrypted form.
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by rpmisms 3y ago
It's spreading rapidly. Worth a shot. Undiagnosed Lyme is horrible and can cause serious long-term damage.
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by rpmisms 3y ago
Whoa, thank you for the comprehensive answer. I reach for Lyme since it's one of the most common and under-diagnosed diseases in this category, but you are definitely in your own category here. Good luck, having something outside the r
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by rpmisms 3y ago
Have you been tested for Lyme? This is textbook Lyme disease.
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by rpmisms 3y ago
Agreed. One place, the team lead actually acted like an EM, then decided he'd rather code and stepped back. Then I got a garbage EM.
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by rpmisms 3y ago
I can't say I've ever had an EM who made anything simpler or easier. I have had team leads and staff engineers who did. Maybe I'm just missing out. @vrosas' comment about localized HR reps is apt--there for the company
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by rpmisms 3y ago
I think this is the longest-running game of code golf (maybe golf is the wrong term) I've ever seen. The state trick feels almost out of place in a BASIC-esque language, but I love it.
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by rpmisms 3y ago
I love watching the people who never have to drive through a field, haul hay, or take cows to slaughter make assumptions about the needs of the people who do. Manufacturers won't make shorter vehicles that work for our needs, so the F-

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