saturn8601

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by saturn8601 5d ago
Maybe your frame of reference is wrong. It makes perfect sense when you have a society with overproduction of people with STEM skills, overcapacity in manufacturing, and has ~18-20% youth unemployment.
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by saturn8601 6d ago
Those games like for N64 never really emulated great. I can see the motivation for those games to finally get nice gameplay on other platforms.
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by saturn8601 7d ago
Wasn't the whole point of the MAX that they had reached the limit of what their existing design had, but due to the demands of the airlines, as well as their current position in the market, they felt it was an easier idea to extend the
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by saturn8601 7d ago
>This removal of surplus-age is common in the automotive industry, and one of the reasons that cars are such an amazing value. You say that and then a company like Ford releases this as their EV to show the world that they are competitiv
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by saturn8601 10d ago
>They both moved to America to get away from socialism. Yes and they brought their trauma to the US so when the fundamental system desperately needs reform due to underlying conditions changing their trauma serves as a liability to the c
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by saturn8601 10d ago
Yes I know the Democrats take tons of corporate money and outspend any outsider. So do Republicans (including Trump). Thats the fundamental problem. My efforts to push back against this seemed to have gone over your head. Reread my paragrap
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by saturn8601 10d ago
Its been 4 years now(purchased 2022). I just looked at my records. My suitcase was a Travelpro Premium and it cost 300$. I've purchased 50$ suitcases back in 2015 that lasted for years (just checked the equivalent is now 100$). 300$ in
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by saturn8601 10d ago
You have to look at it from an item by item basis. There are different reasons for each product. You mentioned household items: This is a combination of two things: 1. Improved QA & reduction of parts thanks to the miracle of Moores law
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by saturn8601 10d ago
Everyday I am reminded about these brain dead arguments in my local town by people who can't think one step ahead. You made this generalized statement probably from some propaganda you've read or some trauma you've experience
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by saturn8601 10d ago
There is also other tricks I fell for. I think I saw a recommendation for Travelpro on Buy it for life(Its been a while so dont remember fully). Nice luggage but expensive. I took a risk and bought it. I received it the day I was rushing to
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by saturn8601 10d ago
Worker owned cooperatives could be a reliable indicator however i'm not sure there are many examples of this being scaled upwards, like could an airline do that? Could they even have an option for a worker owned company provide an alte
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by saturn8601 11d ago
My point was that switching the avenues that can be electrified to electric solutions improves supply to the remaining modes that require fuel.
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by saturn8601 11d ago
Such a shame the US didn't switch at least some of the fleet to electric years ago when it had a chance. Total stupidity. Even to this day my local MAGA town balks at solar panels and just laughs at people who install them. Reality wil
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by saturn8601 11d ago
You are assuming the supply of diesel goes to 0. Instead there is a reduction, not elimination and as a result, demand destruction will happen in the US just as its been happening for months outside the US. (This is partially what allowed u
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by saturn8601 11d ago
Do story downloads indicate to the user that some random account viewed their story or is there some other method for querying it? How do you bypass legal issues from IG?
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by saturn8601 12d ago
From what I can see, online media has finally taken over. The horrendous coverage from the 2024 election may have finally been the last straw for many people. People seem to be focusing more on individual reporters, subscribing directly to
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by saturn8601 12d ago
Disagree since that will lead to even worse pain in 2032 when they lose to the next Trump. (Was likely to be Charlie Kirk but now probably Tucker or Candice or some unknown figure we haven't seen yet). One pessimistic view is that the
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by saturn8601 12d ago
Any improvements to voice to text? I use iPhone 13 Mini and so keyboard has always been hard to type on. But voice to text..man..it is an absolutly miserable experience that I wish I could swap out for any other competitor. I normally don&#
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by saturn8601 15d ago
Thats just the weekly circus. If Dems win everything this election, the next circus will be months of impeachment inquiries followed by no action.
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by saturn8601 17d ago
>The software market in China is imploding and we will also see budget adjustments to move away from consultants and move them into AI Token budgets. We probably reached peak software development. I've always heard that there was al
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by saturn8601 19d ago
Just in case you don't know the SponsorBlock extension can skip past Youtube interleaved ads, promotional items other time wasters. You can pick and choose what you want to skip and in the Youtube Interface you can also press a button
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by saturn8601 19d ago
I don't think thats what happened in this case. They explained it in the article. Honda was way behind in developing EVs, and as a "prologue" to their eventual EV strategy, they released a car called the Honda Prologue, which
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by saturn8601 19d ago
Will never buy Hyundai again(applies to Kia as well). The company management has caused systematic quality problems. They can hire famous designers to put lipstick on a pig but the soul underneath is still ugly. I don't care how good t
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by saturn8601 19d ago
Wasn't Lutz responsible for the Dodge Viper, The Ford Explorer, BMW 3 Series, and the Chevy Volt? He seems like he has a lot of wins as well. American cars are a reflection of their culture: Singular pursuit of happiness and freedom ya
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by saturn8601 19d ago
Just my opinion: The K shaped economy is forcing people to start picking up bottom of the barrel Chevy models like the Cruze or possibly agressive lease deals caused by the same reason? (Also applies to Hyundai, Kia as well as they had agre
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by saturn8601 19d ago
What if the companies start auto subpoenaing the AI companies to try and tie the code to an account?
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by saturn8601 23d ago
I was thinking along the same lines as I was going person to person in the app. It made me more disgusted at MAGA and MAHA. These guys are living in modern times with access to things that people back then couldn't even possibly dream
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by saturn8601 23d ago
Companies that have massive startup costs (Automakers, Airlines) are harder to replace. This is a failure of the system we are in. Seems like the free market cannot properly evaluate value when all the cash is going into nonsense like Bitco
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by saturn8601 23d ago
To be fair, Spirit suffered from multiple reasons and a merger with Frontier may have just delayed the inevitable. Note: I was very emotionally invested in Spirit because they made possible many fascinating trips that wouldn't have hap
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by saturn8601 26d ago
We are talking about the US and Canada here, thats why I referenced American car companies and their executives. Im not denying at all that other countries are in different scenarios and this will have different adoption trajectories. >T

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