supportlocal4h

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by supportlocal4h 4y ago
I'm not sure about the "mission system" part. Most of the MLM people I encountered in Utah did not come through the "mission system." I kinda discount the church hierarchy theory, too. The point about stay at home m
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by supportlocal4h 4y ago
Oh, you should see the 128-line compiler OP unveils in the second hour of the class, now that students have the gist. And by the end of third hour...
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by supportlocal4h 4y ago
You've reminded me how many very different circumstances exist besides my own. I paid less than $15k for a 3yo PHEV pre-Russian invasion. It has a ~9kWh battery with <30 mile range. It saves me about $5/day on gas. I charge it
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by supportlocal4h 4y ago
You send the battery truck out. It looks kinda like a tow truck towing a huge battery. It can charge 8 cars at a time. It takes 30 minutes to get 8 cars up to 3kWh. So a 30 vehicle stack up would take 2 hours to clear with just one battery
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by supportlocal4h 4y ago
What's the use of standing on that anti-static mat and wearing that grounding strap? Can't you see there are fork lifts zipping around just right in the next room? That mat is giving you a false sense of security!
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by supportlocal4h 4y ago
You haggle over most things that cost more than $50,000 because those things are unique and their value is subjective. I don't haggle over the price of gasoline or milk. It's not because the price is low. It's because the ide
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by supportlocal4h 4y ago
Maybe it's just me, but I took the original concern to be for people and objects outside the car. It's a bit jarring for your only concern to be the passengers.
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by supportlocal4h 4y ago
My onboard map doesn't have red rectangles when speeding. And the little speed limit overlay is wrong at least 25% of the time.
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by supportlocal4h 4y ago
Indeed, these machines are crazy dangerous. They should require operators to be trained and licensed.
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by supportlocal4h 4y ago
I'm curious what your favorite alternative to alfalfa might be.
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by supportlocal4h 4y ago
"Western" meaning west of where the sun rises?
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by supportlocal4h 4y ago
It doesn't take much imagination. "Free" doesn't mean there isn't a lot of money swirling around.
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by supportlocal4h 4y ago
Your anecdote sparked an old thought for me. In your story, the customer would perceive the service as inferior if their food was late. A cook, knowing that the service isn't really inferior (there was just one little snag), justifies
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by supportlocal4h 4y ago
Pebble didn't get crushed by a big money monopoly. Some people are willing to be "niche" and some people aren't. A company that produces 100 laptops per month for $100 profit each is not Apple. But that still means there
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by supportlocal4h 4y ago
This is obviously false. If nobody at all had gone into farming in the last 40 years, there would be no farmers left. Let me introduce you to my neighbors, the farmers. Hint: they don't live in San Francisco. Drive through Central Va
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by supportlocal4h 4y ago
Please expound on your claim that you have to maintain machines you aren't using. Is there some requirement for how many working machines you have to possess to qualify for a subsidy? If so, is that requirement equally as absurd?
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by supportlocal4h 5y ago
I'm not sure those things have ever been controlled. I have been around many many many smart people. So many of them seem naturally gifted. It's effortless how easily they solve things. But if you hang around long enough, it'
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by supportlocal4h 5y ago
Something like this is accomplished in America all the time. Replace the bamboo with rebar. Then place the forms and pour the concrete. You might be in awe if you could see the bones of what you think of as ordinary buildings. You might mar
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by supportlocal4h 5y ago
Isn't that like saying that motorcycles will happen eventually but not anytime soon because: weather? Traditional cars with drivers haven't solved the weather problem 100%. But they are here now. Sometimes we ban them in some cond
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by supportlocal4h 5y ago
How fast has warehouse automation occurred? What has happened to all the former warehouse workers? Fully autonomous warehouses has been a reasonable thing way before autonomous driving in the wild. It carries all the cost-saving and safety
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by supportlocal4h 5y ago
Seriously! Kinda like those food services people who harp on and on about gloves. Clean gloves prevent this, clean gloves solve that. And they're not content to just use gloves themselves. They keep evangelizing to recruit everyone to
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by supportlocal4h 5y ago
It is common for car sales to add a tracker to a car they finance. It is very helpful during the repo process. Many of them pay the owner to allow them to recover the device when the loan is paid off.
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by supportlocal4h 5y ago
"Most jobs"? Hmmm... let me look around my neighborhood... School teacher - easy; Lawyer - doable; Doctor - already done; Auto mechanic - no problem; Bank teller - easy; Construction worker... Ok. I can't come up with any .
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by supportlocal4h 5y ago
Somebody please put some kind of warning on that link.
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by supportlocal4h 5y ago
Why can't Delta just maintain their own list? Why does the government have to do everything?
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by supportlocal4h 5y ago
"Growth" and scale are interesting concerns. Companies, cities, languages, etc that aren't "growing" are considered to be in crisis. You could have a little gig that produces and sells 100 gadgets a month. At $100 p
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by supportlocal4h 5y ago
"You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means."
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by supportlocal4h 5y ago
That's why type systems are important in languages.
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by supportlocal4h 5y ago
I have been accused of being dim for not understanding a common word. Or alternatively of intentionally playing dumb. Then I layout out six reasonable definitions for the word that could fit this context. Then I am accused of making other p
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by supportlocal4h 5y ago
I heard a story at a recent robotics tournament about a team that had competed together all the way from 7th grade through 12th grade. As the story went, the teammates were hired en masse by a certain high profile company who agreed to pay

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