somewhat_drunk

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by somewhat_drunk 4y ago
I enjoyed it all the way to the end.
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by somewhat_drunk 4y ago
Can you provide a source which backs up your claim that Biden is helping Iran get nukes? Can you provide a source which backs up your claim that Obama helped Iran get nukes? Ideally, said source also backs up your implicit claim that Trump
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by somewhat_drunk 4y ago
Would you rather call it a saunter?
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by somewhat_drunk 4y ago
People are still shitting on Nikola for Trevor Milton's fraud, but he has been gone for two years, and the people who took over have turned Nikola into a legitimate business. They created a reasonable plan, executed as planned, and ar
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by somewhat_drunk 4y ago
"They" Seek help.
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by somewhat_drunk 4y ago
The SPR wasn't unloaded to China. But somehow, I think you already know that.
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by somewhat_drunk 4y ago
Indeed. His engineer brother is essentially designing a component that can barely function, just like a bridge, because resources are finite. I have never seen any example of 'planned obsolescence' which was anything more than gi
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by somewhat_drunk 4y ago
The first two links you've provided about the battery don't prove or even suggest that the battery is essentially intended as a chemical timer to disable the thermostat when it runs out, which is the gist of the claim.
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by somewhat_drunk 4y ago
Juicero teardown is one of the best youtube videos ever made.
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by somewhat_drunk 4y ago
Yes, despite our rhetoric to the contrary, the rule of law is still quite strong in the USA. Thank fucking god.
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by somewhat_drunk 4y ago
Your armchair assessment is quite obviously spot-on. I hope the forthcoming lawsuits fine him into oblivion.
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by somewhat_drunk 4y ago
Well stated.
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by somewhat_drunk 4y ago
One of the best metal adhesives is cyanoacrylate, believe it or not. I'm not sure how well it would hold up against heat, especially the higher heat of an oil cooled engine, but it is in general a very strong adhesive for metals.
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by somewhat_drunk 4y ago
Risk aversion.
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by somewhat_drunk 4y ago
All of these are true, but I will never go back into the office again.
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by somewhat_drunk 4y ago
The solution to this is simple: allow users to filter by a show quality metric like IMDB/Rotten Tomatoes score. A basic filter would make searching on Netflix so much easier, but instead they use an unnecessarily complex, generally us
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by somewhat_drunk 4y ago
>She gave the money to GM for battery plants! Link? And as far as I can tell, a LOT of money has been poured into Michigan's roads in the last few years. Most of the issues that existed when I moved here four years ago have been fi
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by somewhat_drunk 5y ago
It's a garbage situation. I hope things get back on track for you, and I hope karma gets those people what they deserve.
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by somewhat_drunk 5y ago
I'm doing this now, but with OMSCS. One class at a time is all I can manage. The program is rigorous.
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by somewhat_drunk 5y ago
Ditto. Keepass + drive sync and I have zero issues and feel like it's a pretty secure system.
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by somewhat_drunk 5y ago
Startup investing is going to be the most profitable form of investing over the next decade. Park your money with people who have a good product and a good team. It's easier (and more likely to be profitable) now than ever with the r
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by somewhat_drunk 5y ago
GM. No really. Hear me out. Great work/life balance, benefits, and management structure. They're transitioning to remote work if your job allows it. A large percentage of the company is already work from home. I just got permi