sbaiddn

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by sbaiddn 4y ago
People have moved where food is and war is not. Leaving the community you grew up in to live in a tiny rental home while your kid dodges junkies' used needles in the playground just so you cam afford to take a vacation in Aruba is a un
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
Then they can't afford to live in SV, and they are probably better off financially living close to their family and where they grew up.
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
How's it fair to uproot people from their communities, and their other children, at the twilight of their life to fulfill the material greediness of your kids?
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
There are Georges everywhere, and Id be surprised if that convo was much more complicated than posted
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
I find myself being that George all the time. Once I apparently convinced a friend of a friend of a friend (ie a stranger) to make another baby. I only know this because when I saw these people two years later they had an extra kid in tow
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
If we had a magic wand to make them disappear, Id wave it. And as more countries get it, 10 and counting, we're guaranteed to have an exchange at some point. The exchange will at best break the taboo on using nuclear weapons. Or it cou
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
Ya, your probably right. But your original comment is terribly argued (actually, its not argued at all. Its just stated)
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
Its a volume business. Timmys is really inexpensive. Some stuff are good. I liked their lunches. Their coffee is terrible, albeit better than Starbucks (low bar)
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
"Heck just give Canadians a 0% interest, 0 down mortgage for building a 500k home and residing in it for at least 10 years in say Regina." No one would take it because you'd be in Regina. And the West "cant build cities&
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
There's nothing there. Canada has one road linking every city together (well, except TO). Imagine Iowa, but emptier.
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
Because there were no Timmy's or nursing homes before we all showed up?
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
Canada has a housing crisis because no one is stupid enough to arrive to Canada and move to Thunder Bay (sorry TB, but you know its true). As a result all these people go live in one of three or four cities. The situation is more akin to th
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
As an immigrant to Canada... pretty much spot on.
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
Great movie
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
You're complaining that a site that you went out of your way to block doesn't load?
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
You said it, they're kids! If you can't man up and drink something gross without grimacing, or have the self control to play the most frustrating game in history, you don't have the self-mastery to be near the lever of power.
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
The only creative thing left in IPA brewing is figuring out a marijuana reference that hasn't been done yet.
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
You have energy. Its not obvious BrandoElFillito will. Come April, he might want to swap. Western leaders are already kissing ME tyrants' butts. One cold winter, and Habeck will look to cuddle with your Mullahs for warmth.
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
"take an airborne intercourse course against rolling pastries" Ill have to steal that one
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
But those factors are physically present in small bullets too, except they're ignored because other forces dominate.
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
Saying "rad" are bad units for sin is like saying e is a bad base for logarithms. The only "bad" thing about rads is that they're not taught early enough so that culturally 45 degrees are not know as pi/4. Then
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
Naval shells have much lower surface to mass ratios. In the limit that that ratio goes to zero the fluid forces disappear and you're left with simple parabolic motion + rotation of the Earth. The fluid flow is the hard one!
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
Impressive, indeed [1], but its the easiest of the corrections they had to do. Its a standard classical physics question and has been included in artillery calculations since at least the late 19th century. [1] Id imagine that a bullet, bei
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
Funny thing about HN - until 6 months ago, I was working alongside them at the DOE and had been since 2008 or 2013 (depending if you include grad grants or not) developing electrochemical cells to significantly curtail CO2 emissions from th
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
"Obvious assumption" "Of course it is" "Of course it is" is not science. It might pass muster in CS, but in engineering with heavy objects "of course it <>" is the mother of all f-ups.
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
"Even if the relevant region of the Andes is completely desertified (which I would prefer not happen)" My dad comes from that region so I really appreciate that you'd rather the area not become a desert just so some SV bro
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
I never argued that some researcher hasnt tried it out. I argued that electric ships and semis are not good solutions. Certainly not with the current grid. The reason is straightforward, the grid has a certain thermal efficiency, one that s
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
Is that assumption viable?
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
Im skeptical, so Ill need a reference, but consider: - You're commenting on a thread about a collapsing water table due to Li extraction. - Li's price has risen and projected to continue to do so for quite some time. - You post th
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
One car per family is doable, even in the US. We did it for a while and then got ourselves a Golf. Even after we moved to the suburbs, and the Golf was in the shop (deer) for a month (supply chain), it wasnt so bad. The secret? My other car

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