ghushn3

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by ghushn3 1y ago
> Let's shut down these employee networks based on immutable characteristics. Each of these networks is open to everyone. You can be straight and a member of the LGBTQ+ network just fine. You can be white and join the Black network
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by ghushn3 1y ago
> Consider the type of people that would judge you over a cybertruck. I think we call those "most people".
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by ghushn3 1y ago
> Even Cybertruck struggles to The cybertruck is built pretty poorly. I think we can use truck stats from reputable automakers. > There's a reason electric trucks haven't taken off for real work use cases. When were electric
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by ghushn3 1y ago
I don't think I've ever understood the motivation behind working for so much money. If I got paid $250M a year, I'd work a year and then live comfortably for the rest of my life pursuing my passions. Even if the thing I was d
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by ghushn3 1y ago
6,600lb tow capacity. You can dislike a thing, but like, you should probably at least get the facts straight.
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by ghushn3 1y ago
Why did you put airquotes around truck? It's got a 60 inch bed and seats 4. What truck quality is it missing?
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by ghushn3 1y ago
Welcome to 2025.
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by ghushn3 1y ago
It also looks like shit and carries huge social baggage. ;)
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by ghushn3 1y ago
A John Deere is absolutely a fashion statement, lol. You gotta meet more farmers, because the fights I see break out over Case IH, John Deere, New Holland, and Cat are unreal .
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by ghushn3 1y ago
I think it looks great? It evokes a Kei truck to me, but with more modern styling.
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by ghushn3 1y ago
This rules. I hope it succeeds. More smaller vehicles designed for urban spaces please!
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by ghushn3 1y ago
https://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/z1/dataviz/dfa/distr... Boomers held significantly higher percentages of capital than millenials or genx holding age steady. https://www.nber.org/p
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by ghushn3 1y ago
I have an outdoor fireplace filled with shattered tempered glass. It's like, rough, chunky glass pebbles. It's much much more complex that a solid sheet of tempered glass, and it catches the light and reflects it in sparkling wa
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by ghushn3 1y ago
If that was true, you'd expect the younger professionals of today would have comparative amounts of wealth to the boomers when they were young professionals. It's absolutely not the case. Each generation is getting poorer and poor
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by ghushn3 1y ago
> With age, you get betrayed in your ideals. Some of us old-heads got pushed much farther left as a result of this. I used to be a Democrat, blue and blue. These days I'm much more like, "The Dems will sell me out to make a buc
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by ghushn3 1y ago
I don't think those are orthogonal. Natural diamonds are more expensive, and they therefore have a conspicuous consumption element to them. That could be valuable as a means to gain social cachet. Except you'd have to speak loud
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by ghushn3 1y ago
If you append a ? to your search it will prompt an AI query. And you can uprank/downrank results so I'm not sure in what universe it could be worse.
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by ghushn3 1y ago
What are you doing to your tires that they only last 10k miles? I think that might be a driver error issue, because my EV (a heavier sedan) basically never needed tire replacement barring me running over a screw or something.
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by ghushn3 1y ago
You can try it for free. I did my 300 searches on it and went, "Yep. This is better." and then converted to a paid user.
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by ghushn3 1y ago
Cops say a lot of things. I trust next to none of them. In fact, if cops say a thing there's a reasonable chance that it's the opposite of what I should be listening to.
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by ghushn3 1y ago
I subscribe to Kagi. It's been worth it to have no ads and the ability to uprank/downrank sites. And there's no AI garbage sitting in the top of the engine.
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by ghushn3 1y ago
They do this when they aren't competing? Just like, cooking, getting dressed, brushing their teeth? We're not talking about how to use the body when performing in their sport/art, but how they hold their bodies at all times.
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by ghushn3 1y ago
They might share a lot or might share nothing. Autism is an umbrella diagnosis over a wide range of behaviors and support needs. Diagnostically, it currently has a 1-3 scale across two broad support areas, with one being low support needs a
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by ghushn3 1y ago
What do you mean, supposed to be autistic? Like it's some destiny someone prophesied when you were conceived?
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by ghushn3 1y ago
Most athletes I'm aware of allow their heels to touch the ground. Unless you are aware of a bunch of athletes that walk around like velociraptors, and if you are, please share!
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by ghushn3 1y ago
I tend to agree, as an autistic person. And a lot of autistic people hold the belief that, "My autism is not a problem, your expectations that I behave like you do are the problem." If I need to move a little differently, or not h
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by ghushn3 1y ago
I agree -- Gibson is never the one saying he's invented the genre. He's been consistent about this for decades (and even finds the genre itself to be kinda nonsense.) It's mostly fans who push for the Sprawl Trilogy to be t
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by ghushn3 1y ago
In fact, 70% of jail population is not convicted of a crime. Seven-Zero. Roughly half a million people are in jail despite not being convicted of anything. That's roughly 25% of the incarcerated population in the US. 1/4 people be
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by ghushn3 1y ago
I don't think I made the claim it was solely influenced by new wave and feminist authors from the seventies. I suspect the workers rights movement (luddism), cybernetics, and different views of dystopia (including those penned by fol
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by ghushn3 1y ago
It's sort of it's own thing -- a pre-post-apocalypse novel, an earthseed novel, a cautionary tale, a book about the fall of empire. But I agree, it's probably not a cyberpunk novel. That said, it's in conversation with t

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