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by trenning 5y ago
Sypros still out here scamming people. https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/project-cars-build-threads...
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Real-Estate Investors Bought 18% of the US Homes That Sold in the Third Quarter(redfin.com)
23 points by trenning 5y ago|10 comments
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by trenning 5y ago
You should post this on endlessSphere if you haven't. Great write-up!
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by trenning 5y ago
I'm about to go full vegetarian with these food prices. Beef has been too expensive for years, the only beef I've bought for years from grocery stores is bulk pack ground on sale but now on sale is $7/lb. Chicken breast has b
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by trenning 5y ago
Did the reaction wheel recover from this or is it dead? Article started by saying they used 3 so now only 2 are operational? Can they sustain the satellite with 2?
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by trenning 5y ago
They're suggesting employees should work 80hrs a week instead of 40 and they should fire the bottom 5-10%. The only note on compensation is maybe give them more stock options. Sounds like a lovely place to work.
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by trenning 5y ago
Also read as, I did a bunch of unpaid work because I'm salaried and in the end I have nothing to mention about life outside of work.
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by trenning 5y ago
There's also no indication from this article that the video came from a service member. You can hear other heavy equipment vehicles in the background and the truck driver is definitely not driving anything owned by the military so also
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by trenning 5y ago
Ah yeah HSBC Bank would never...
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by trenning 5y ago
You and another person said I need to go touch grass but I do... I live in the pnw, I spend all my weekends in the woods. I travel a lot. Idk seems too dismissive of a comment imo.
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Ask HN: What are your thoughts on the r/collapse community
15 points by trenning 5y ago|22 comments
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by trenning 5y ago
> Just once, I'd love to see Tesla be honest. "We have no idea if we're ever going to be able to make these at this point." But Elon said it'll all blow over by May (2020). Hard to admit you're wrong when yo
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by trenning 5y ago
Man they're selling stolen $25 bottles of tequila on 3rd Ave. Not even expensive stuff is hot commodity now, especially if you live in a cash world. Most of the stuff the street bazaars sell is straight up junk. A shiny Apple cable is
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by trenning 5y ago
> They imagined endless parties, noise, and cars overflowing their cul-de-sac. They worried those staying at "Chardonnay" would drive too fast and fail to heed local concerns about wildfires and droughts. But, most of all, they
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by trenning 5y ago
Yes, extremely annoying at first. Same thing FB did with Insta. I guess it's good because I don't go to IG anymore and I don't click on links because half the time they're gated. Twitter will follow the same pattern for
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by trenning 5y ago
Can we brainstorm how you would compromise one of these robots? I don't think I've seen discussion about how you would stop one in an adverse situation. Hogtie cowboy style? Taser? Paint splashed over sensors?
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by trenning 5y ago
The beginnings of a great working relationship. Good job Jeff
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by trenning 5y ago
There's definitely a lot of Airbnb flob house owners that are outspoken in the fire type communities. But in the coastfire/leanfire groups there's more interest in steady savings and living frugal which is much more palatable
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by trenning 5y ago
r/steroids used to be great but the pandemic really turned it toxic imo. Pandemic made so many subs polarized and awful to read. everything was trending negative before but now it's another level feels like.
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by trenning 5y ago
I've found it interesting that power plant generators are sealed and cooled with hydrogen gas. A hundred tons of steel and copper generating thousands of volts of electricity is cooled with hydrogen. Sounds like a recipe for an explosi
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by trenning 5y ago
I like the part of this Tesla fan fic where the author says to, just build the tunnel the size of the car no bigger. I guess bulldozers will be the preferred first responder vehicle then.
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by trenning 5y ago
Thank you for this comment! I was not aware of the _why_ for creating a c corp over an LLC for a new company
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by trenning 5y ago
Does that mean the fed is earning ~$50billion in interest a day? That seems good for our national budget unless I'm misinterpreting it.
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by trenning 5y ago
What about the old cycling elitists who are anti car and anti ebike? I remember when I was still surprised by the amount of old cyclist dudes who hate the existence of ebikes. Now it feels commonplace when interacting with that community
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by trenning 5y ago
The absolute hubris of you shit posting on the internet using electricity but saying growing plants is wrong
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by trenning 5y ago
I should've read the comments first! I guess other people are now having the same thoughts on this.
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by trenning 5y ago
Does anyone else consider the effect of having a politically charged name used to describe this "phenomenon" as distracting from it's legitimacy?
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by trenning 5y ago
I really don't understand why people have such a hard time weening themselves off Amazon products. It's not even like a physical constraint like having to drive a little further to a different store. Just visit a different website
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by trenning 5y ago
I agree with you and the other person who replied. I also see how UIs that have become hotel-room-like are similar to auto design. They're converging on a mean that is efficient which limits uniqueness. I feel like there's a place
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by trenning 5y ago
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