thebigman433

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by thebigman433 2y ago
Because people dont accurately represent their situations? This seems so silly. West Virginia has a huge culture of music singing about how its a state of coal miners, when in reality, there are less than 15k working in the coal mines, with
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by thebigman433 3y ago
> In case you think this is academic, look at the occupations for those who lived in today’s wealthiest neighborhoods. Today Palo Alto, Menlo Park, and other super zips are exclusively $500k incomes and up. In the 1960 census records you
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by thebigman433 3y ago
4.5 in the household is very specifically not 4 kids, like you claim is common. Just an insane random hill to die on
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by thebigman433 3y ago
What specifically would you have preferred Biden do differently? The rest of the world also dealt with massive inflation, and most other economies have not. There is no magic formula that would've made our economy recover with insane
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by thebigman433 3y ago
You cant seriously be comparing actual cited stats for household size to lyrics from a song that was popular?
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by thebigman433 3y ago
> I can't really blame it, it took me half a second to figure it out as well and by that time I was hard on the brakes. To me, it seems like this is where a computer should be a million times better. It might take me or you a half s
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by thebigman433 3y ago
I didnt say its Caltrains fault anywhere, I simply gave suggestions on how they can make public transit down the Bay significantly better, which should be their overall goal. Its also very relevant since their ridership is only <40% of p
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by thebigman433 3y ago
This is such a weird comment. If transit systems arent built around people's housing and employment, its useless. San Francisco is a huge city, with a significant population that commutes south as well. Even if the transit was original
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by thebigman433 3y ago
They are piloting fares carrying over between transit rides, which could be a great solution for the people who think it’s too expensive. In general, taking public transit is already cheaper than driving, but it would be really really good
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by thebigman433 3y ago
Bart would be great, but Caltrain is already there, and is electrified now. I definitely support bringing it all under one roof, but for now I just think it’s important to actually get Caltrain on a functional schedule. In the future, I’d l
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by thebigman433 3y ago
Even better than expanding 101 and 280 would be to vastly improve the public transit down the peninsula. There is no reason going from my apartment in SF to San Mateo should take over 90 minutes via public transit. There should be constant
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by thebigman433 3y ago
Thats not at all what this says lol. Its simply some research pointing out that Starlink likely has some unintended radiation at specific frequencies. Nobody is calling for regulations or anything, no need to instantly come to Musk's d
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by thebigman433 3y ago
Its also probably because Elon's companies do insane shit brazenly, without even trying to hide it. Shotwell said they were fired for being involved with the letter, in writing.
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by thebigman433 3y ago
Yes? Everyone knows there was more inflation than usual. It has literally dominated headlines for the last year and a half.
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by thebigman433 3y ago
Not to put any blame on you or anything, because rents are crazy, but median wages have risen pretty significantly over the last few years. You definitely should be looking for a raise, or a new place of work.
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by thebigman433 3y ago
This is pretty interesting, but Id be surprised if it actually happens on the next flight. Depending on the cost of the tanks/fittings/machines, it could be a fairly expensive loss if Starship doesnt reach orbit, which seems fairl
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by thebigman433 3y ago
What are your major issues with W11? I just started using it for the first time recently because my work laptop came with it, and it is surprisingly smooth. There are some UI changes Im not a fan of, but its otherwise fast/snappy in a
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by thebigman433 3y ago
I love higher power DIY stuff in general, but yea this project really doesnt thrill me. It does sound like the author did adequate research, which is good, but the soldering joints dont inspire a ton of confidence in overall quality. Stuff
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by thebigman433 3y ago
It definitely seems like an overengineered solution, but cool nonetheless. I think hearing devices, mostly hearing aids, are due for some major innovation in the next <5 years. There is so much software related stuff for audio currently
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by thebigman433 3y ago
Can I ask how much something like this is? Ive been considering getting something similar, partially for work, and partially for going to concerts without having to worry about damaging my ears.
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by thebigman433 3y ago
How is stuff like this so hard to understand? If you really need to carry something big, or cant walk (and dont have accommodations?), you can just use a car as needed. The point is to make the need for a car as small as possible.
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by thebigman433 3y ago
San Jose NIMBYs are now going to drive costs to >2billion/mile with their rejection of cut and cover. Now VTA is spending 75million dollars on a massive tunnel boring machine, for a project that should cost less than half of what it
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by thebigman433 3y ago
Because most voice assistants arent that good yet, and those companies already had products that basically maxed out the value of the voice assistants (watch/earbuds). Humane has beaten other companies to the punch, if you count a flai
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by thebigman433 3y ago
Almost certainly requires putting your hand in a specific spot for the projector
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by thebigman433 3y ago
It also says that amount of almonds has 15g of protein, which would actually be like 50 almonds according to a few different online nutrition sites. Cant believe they left this stuff in. Gotta at least make it seem good in the commercial, t
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by thebigman433 3y ago
I highly doubt this thing is even usable outdoors. You would need pretty insane brightness levels for this to work in the sunlight. Companies have been trying to make projects with touch input for years, and nobody has gotten close to anyth
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by thebigman433 3y ago
It really isnt that bad. I lived in an apartment building in Bozeman, MT for 3 years that had an enclosed courtyard. It was pretty small and didnt get a huge amount of use anyway, so it isnt the best comparison, but overall people just sort
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by thebigman433 3y ago
Feels like this could maybe be a pair from a fake/third shift or something? Seems like that level of functionality with (fake) Apple products is super rare.
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by thebigman433 3y ago
These comments are so stupid because it generalizes relatively small groups of people to a whole area, and adds nothing to the conversation. Better off for everyone if you say nothing instead of this inflammatory bs
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by thebigman433 3y ago
Can you specifically say how we are going into communism? Specific laws being passed perhaps? It sounds like you are entirely putting your feelings over actual facts.

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