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by throwayyy479087 3y ago
No, not if you're doing it to save money. If you're doing it because someone else is better, then yes. See: IBM's software engineering, vs Delta's offering of their maintenance ops to other airlines. One has really, real
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by throwayyy479087 3y ago
That’s what makes it a good movie.
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by throwayyy479087 3y ago
There's a fantastic movie about this - The Hunter. Strongly recommend. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1703148/
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by throwayyy479087 3y ago
Capitalism worked. Price signals are very effective, though painful
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by throwayyy479087 3y ago
I agree on a longer time scale, but my life and the lives of many I know is markedly worse than 5 years ago. Crime is up a LOT in NYC, and the subway for the first time in my lifetime feels sketchy during the day. Inflation has really hurt
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by throwayyy479087 3y ago
I completely agree, but also agree with their priority - almost all humans will die of heart disease, the remainder from various cancers or kidney failure. That said, Alzheimer's is the only one that I've discussed with my wife -
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by throwayyy479087 3y ago
This post is about a murder in SF. Not about your home state. It's got nothing to do with the GOP.
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by throwayyy479087 3y ago
Profit is an accounting illusion. Use free cash flow to see reality.
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by throwayyy479087 3y ago
The fact he believed that was a real opinion is very concerning, and the core of the problem with the modern West Coast. People have become fucking unhinged.
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by throwayyy479087 3y ago
Detroit is almost exactly the same size as SF. Detroit has cheap housing AND STILL BUILDS MORE. SF has decided that NIMBYism is the solution to homelessness, and it's obviously not working.
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by throwayyy479087 3y ago
People don't like to believe that problems are of their own making. You legalize meth, then your city fills up with people using meth - that's not the problem of the GOP. There's approximately no Republicans in Seattle, SF, o
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by throwayyy479087 3y ago
I agree. The GOP gerrymandering SF so that they have complete control of city council is obviously the problem here. /s There are no GOP members in City government, and haven't been for a long, long time. This is the result of pro
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by throwayyy479087 3y ago
This thread is 90%+ people denying the very existence of a problem. Last time I was in SF, people were shocked that I felt less comfortable than I do in Detroit. Detroit doesn't tolerate half the shit SF does - no encampments, no wande
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by throwayyy479087 3y ago
Many green plans are laid. I’ll celebrate if it comes to fruition
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by throwayyy479087 3y ago
What about a weekly drinking contest
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by throwayyy479087 3y ago
It basically is. There’s a few test plants for steel made with hydrogen but nothing serious
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by throwayyy479087 3y ago
$20 says the company that cared about the spoons had a special bathroom for executives.
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by throwayyy479087 3y ago
The popularity of GMT800s has exploded for this reason
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by throwayyy479087 3y ago
Agreed, and local power tends to be much more responsive and accountable than the Feds. It's one of the best parts of the system (the Senate is the worst imo)
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by throwayyy479087 3y ago
His complaints are very well outlined. They are a bit niche due to his use case, but they certainly are real, breaking changes out of nowhere. Standards compliance really is the name of the game, and I wish people like GP had more pull to f
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by throwayyy479087 3y ago
I think you mean overestimate
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by throwayyy479087 3y ago
You gotta hand it to Elon - he actually did it.
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by throwayyy479087 3y ago
I've heard San Diego is more or less totally normal. SF is a fucking disaster.
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by throwayyy479087 3y ago
There's also the Singapore approach, which is where we don't tolerate any of this insanity.
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by throwayyy479087 3y ago
They absolutely talk about Baltimore as being a failed city: https://www.foxnews.com/search-results/search?q=Baltimore Same with every other city on that list: https://www.foxnews.com/search-results&#x2
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by throwayyy479087 3y ago
Honestly, I agree. I think that the American experiment is failing. The school shootings, the insane death toll from reckless driving, the drugs - people are desperate and disconnected. Religion and civic groups are basically gone, with no
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by throwayyy479087 3y ago
This is how the cartel works in Mexico - don't bother hiding, just take over the power structures. I wonder if she's connected to them. This is a bad sign.
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by throwayyy479087 3y ago
Fun Fact: Rat Park has never replicated, and is now considered bunk: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rat_Park#Replication
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by throwayyy479087 3y ago
What about since? That's ancient history in drug terms
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by throwayyy479087 3y ago
I had very old chicken tikka once and it was exactly what you think. Funky, soft, and juicy. Not good!

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