redisman

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by redisman 4y ago
Edibles and vaporizing are essentially smell free
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by redisman 4y ago
Is it fast enough to stop a huge economic and biological burden hitting our children? It’s sad how short sighted the majority of people in the US is today. Small sacrifices could lead to hugely greater quality of life for everyone’s grand c
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by redisman 4y ago
Letting states choose how they hit their CO2 allotment is totally fine as long as there is a universal per capita CO2 goal for the whole country. If there is no cap then self serving states will simply emit as much as is maximally profitabl
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by redisman 4y ago
When things get nasty and it’s clear the good days are over it’s usually those most able to leave (the actual best employees) who get the message
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by redisman 4y ago
> One battery to explode and can easily do 100 casualties That’s definitely not true. A 66KWh battery is not a tactical nuke
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by redisman 4y ago
Gives me very low confidence that these people understand society at all. And they’re supposed to be the gatekeepers? According to… themselves I’m guessing? Ah yes a pompous letter where we list all of our impressive formal accomplishments
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by redisman 4y ago
Why is FTX more connected to Wall Street than coinbase? Only one of them is public
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by redisman 4y ago
Funny I remember warning people on various reddits many months ago that there is no risk free 10-20% investment and asking where is this yield originating from. Let’s just say people weren’t very receptive. Greed is a hell of a drug
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by redisman 4y ago
Even in games composition is much better and what pretty much every engine forces you to use these days. It’s a lot more flexible too as you can compose a new boss out of ten different components rather than having to refactor a crazy tree
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by redisman 4y ago
I disagree. Teaching people to think about abstractions wrong is not in any way helpful. Everyone I know including myself had to spend years writing bad code before realizing that this way of thinking is counterproductive. It reminds me of
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by redisman 4y ago
I tried it but they seem to be for people with longer torsos
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by redisman 4y ago
It’s a terrible anxiety medicine as probably the most common side effect is anxiety.
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by redisman 4y ago
I believe it metabolizes differently. Even as an daily smoker/vaper at one point who never ate edibles, 10mg would get me very high.
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by redisman 4y ago
I’m sorry but why don’t you just put less weed in if it’s too strong?
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by redisman 4y ago
What would be something close to a pen in convenience and guaranteed no heavy metals?
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by redisman 4y ago
I wonder how this naming scheme continues and why are they skipping over half the numbers given that this set will soon run to 0. 7nm - 5nm - 3nm - 1nm. What’s next?
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by redisman 4y ago
Pretty good! Almost a little bit Mitch hedberg fused with Seinfeld
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by redisman 4y ago
They were marketing hard at one of the coworking spaces I was at which was full of tiny companies that didn’t make Much revenue . Couldn’t they figure out the math doesn’t work out prior to doing all this work and then backtracking ? I’m gu
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by redisman 4y ago
Controversial opinión: we should invest heavily into nuclear and renewables as they seem to synergize quite well
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by redisman 4y ago
But then you presumably need to build these extra power plants that can use that fuel?
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by redisman 4y ago
US and China both have very well off coasts where a large part of the economy’s value add happens in large cities. I don’t think that is lost in the hinterlands in either places. Ever heard of the “coastal elites”?
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by redisman 4y ago
I’ve met some well dressed druggies in the PNW and they’re not any more fun to talk to. One guy I remember had some big exit and then decided to just do drugs constantly and “adventures”. He was high as fuck and couldn’t hold on to one cohe
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by redisman 4y ago
Especially if we get a recession and tech employment is hit in a major way. We could be back to square 1 soon.
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by redisman 4y ago
Immigrants aren’t dumb. The problem is that westerners have no idea what a median persons life in Africa or South America is like
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by redisman 4y ago
The smoke sucks but as for heat, I’m not sure you can avoid some hot days anywhere in the US
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by redisman 4y ago
I am amazed by how many people from Southern California move here and buy a house immediately. Only to scuttle back after the first year. Give it a test run first guys. Personally I come from a much colder climate than the PNW so I enjoy ho
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by redisman 4y ago
No it’s totally right. Going in cold is basically impossible. You have to be ready to regurgitate leetcode answers, “approved” system designs, STAR stories about your career that show various BS story arcs. And of course pretend like you’re
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by redisman 4y ago
I never did a CS degree so much of the learning was decently useful but it also took me years
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by redisman 4y ago
As long as the manufacturer has a Amazon store set up that you buy from it’ll be fine
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by redisman 4y ago
At least in the US with 1900s rail infrastructure most trains run on diesel(?). In Japan or China I’m sure they run off electricity already

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