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by GenerWork 2y ago
Does Chris Roberts actually have a yacht/an expensive boat?
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by GenerWork 2y ago
I'd love to know their finances in greater depth. They can't have burned through $700 million, can they? If they haven't, how are they storing this money? Is it just in a savings account? Bonds? Stocks?
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by GenerWork 2y ago
You forgot the middlemen: recruiters. I have yet to find more than 2 or 3 recruiters who actually know the space that they're working in, don't make unrealistic demands, and have basic empathy for the job seeker. As an example of
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by GenerWork 2y ago
>Or an overhead sign in the car showing eta and name of next station? I believe the cars (definitely the newer ones) have exactly that. It seems like an odd complaint to me, but it's totally possible NJ Transit moved older cars that
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by GenerWork 2y ago
I looked that up, and boy was it an interesting read! For anybody who is interested in reading what John Chapman theorized about the pyramids, see here [0]. 0: https://www.newdawnmagazine.com/articles/ancient-mysteries&
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by GenerWork 2y ago
>it does look like our civilization will make it through this intact Has anybody ever seriously believed that we wouldn't make it through? This just seems like an alarmist take to me.
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by GenerWork 2y ago
I wonder how much the complex is charging for this, and whether people who have parking spots but don't have EVs also have to pay.
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by GenerWork 2y ago
I'm not sure how it's "tough" to realize this. This has been going on for decades, and people are just now starting to care because the job market isn't growing like it had been for years.
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by GenerWork 2y ago
How does this work?
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by GenerWork 2y ago
>A weaker America opens political vacuums from the Red Sea to Central Africa to Myanmar. I'm 100% OK with this. If we need to become weaker in order to shrink the size of our military, then we should do exactly that.
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by GenerWork 2y ago
>I'm fairly convinced that they keep the data even after you delete it. Honest question: How young are you? This reads like someone who's very young and naive learning for the first time how the digital world works.
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by GenerWork 2y ago
>Decriminalizing hard drugs has been a failed experiment in Oregon, where hard drug use shot up drastically. Is the problem the increased usage, or is it the secondary effects (more homelessness, etc)?
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by GenerWork 2y ago
Very interesting. I had a chance to go in the Central Station before they really started fixing it. I remember seeing a mirror placed on the floor so you could see the ceiling (and the nets that were there to catch any falling ceiling piece
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by GenerWork 2y ago
Because the earth is a bit closer to Voyager than the sun is.
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by GenerWork 2y ago
Some thoughts: 1) Biden's polling numbers must be abysmal with key demographics if he's doing this 7 months out from the election. 2) This does nothing to solve the underlying problems which are that loans are handed out with abso
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by GenerWork 2y ago
>My only regret was going with a Rheem heat-pump water heater in this mix. It does not perform well at all. Sorry to hear that. My Rheem heat-pump water heater works fantastically, although I do live in a hot climate so that could be why
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by GenerWork 2y ago
The original VW Beetle begs to differ.
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by GenerWork 2y ago
Would BYD even be able to sell it here for $10k? Pretty sure Trump slapped a bunch of tariffs on Chinese vehicles, and Biden may have hiked those tariffs. To me, the logical step is for Chinese vehicles to build factories in Mexico and then
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by GenerWork 2y ago
>Like Florida with crazy hurricanes, no reason to be spending money on something besides asphalt architectural style shingles. Some people do get metal roofs. But if its going to get blown off, then why? Tile and metal roofs last much lo
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by GenerWork 2y ago
Interesting. I haven't kept up with 3D printed firearms at all because it seemed like they were simply not useful due to the fact that they were made out of polymer.
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by GenerWork 2y ago
If you're talking about "plastic guns" like a Glock, the barrel is still metal, and parts of the trigger assembly may be metal as well. If a metal detector at the airport can trip due to a belt buckle, why couldn't it tr
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by GenerWork 2y ago
I love reading about this kind of stuff. My neighbor has a bunch of Brazilian pepper trees, and let me tell you, those things are a nightmare. Incredibly invasive, grows extremely well in our climate, no natural predators here, and they out
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by GenerWork 2y ago
Why do these magnets matter so much, and what about them will enable new business models/market segments?
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by GenerWork 2y ago
I agree 100%. You want to operate outside the law? That's fine with me, but you gotta accept the risks. However, that means you have to be extra-judicious about who you operate with. I've found it funny to hear crypto proponents s
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by GenerWork 2y ago
I'm not sure why you're surprised. This site is populated by people who view people and society as nothing more than a complicated Excel spreadsheet and jump at the chance to call things "negative externalities" if it al
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by GenerWork 2y ago
Some thoughts: 1. Colors Love how everything updates as you drag the primary color, but if you edit an individual color (say, primary 100), it updates by itself. When I clicked the dark mode toggle, I was expecting to have the option to gen
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by GenerWork 2y ago
As a UX designer, this looks really intriguing. I'll play around with it and give some additional feedback when I get the chance!
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by GenerWork 2y ago
>dry out every single fat reserve in your body and your brain has to resort to breaking down the myelin sheaths (something that can happen in ultra long distance running, hence why hallucinations sometimes happen on 100+ mile runes) I&#x
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by GenerWork 2y ago
Commercial real estate is still getting absolutely destroyed by Covid repercussions. I honestly don't know how things will turn around unless we get a bad recession where employers say "Hey, if you want a job, come into the office
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by GenerWork 2y ago
The idea is that 15 years is the oldest a roof should be due to the wear and tear that it gets from the harsh Florida environment. I should also mention that this timeframe can differ for different roofing materials (metal, tile generally h

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