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trentgreene

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    Comment #38766638

    Heh, thanks for the info, I have a bit of a gap of knowledge about that era of vehicles outside of a type II fun experience with an older Ranchero. I see VW advertising a car with …

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    Comment #38766536

    I’ll add a small point to this. The computers my old cars do have, I’m quite thankful for. Being able to purchase a ~100-200 buck code reader and easily plug it in and figure out w…

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    Comment #38766413

    As a fellow “analog” automotive enthusiast, I’m curious how she defines computer in this situation? Given that ECUs / microprocessors have been standard on cars since the late 60s …

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    Comment #37269743

    I don’t have a dog in this thread’s particular fight and am basically just doomscrolling on a Friday night. But I don’t think English is a nominally supported language in Quebec. I…

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    Comment #36703312

    Unfortunately there’s no great answer — any mammal that bites could carry rabies even if not obviously rabid, and there’s no way to test for that when the animal’s alive. Running t…

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    Comment #35465386

    While I can appreciate the simplicity of the older version, the lack of padding around text + monochrome made this a sea of black marks to me. Basically illegible. 2013 was much ea…

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    Comment #35287745

    All that juice on the delete button really plays poorly with iOS text selection. While I agree with the article in spirit, I’ll take this delete button dry (just rinse the glass pl…

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    Comment #35191764

    Some of the most impactful code I've written has been absolutely trash. Like, really, really bad. By almost all objective measures, terrible. Except for the results it helped bring…

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    Comment #34284932

    Competitively, sure. Casually, no.

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    Comment #34284848

    Heh, ‘drop’ is an overloaded term. I don’t mean you need to release the bar from your hands or not follow through on the eccentric. By ‘drop the bar’, I mean you shouldn’t resist d…

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    Comment #34284259

    Hi, worth mentioning that you should explicitly ignore this advice if you’re lifting heavy deadlifts. Eventually you will get to a point on that exercise where your concentric pull…

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    Comment #34193938

    The irony is that chatbots and automated phone support dont function like this — instead, they amplify anger. By the time you actually get to a human, you’re not just frustrated wi…

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    Comment #34158429

    I mean, I’m a Mercedes fanboy, and I don’t. I don’t need to. I don’t care who’s running the show — the cars deliver on the brands reputation and that’s all I care about.

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    Comment #34131140

    To be double fair, it sometimes felt that the Presidio was only technically part of SF. We used to joke that it was really Marin's foothold on the peninsula.

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    Comment #34124924

    Warren Buffet is pretty diversified, owning stakes across many different sectors. He’s also advocated investing in index funds with the old ‘time in market’ line

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    Comment #34124696

    The Caddos were living in east Texas pre-Spanish contact! The Spanish word Tejas comes from a Caddo word. There is a gap in the literature though as to whether the Caddos had centr…

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    Comment #34124630

    Lived in the Presidio, all my neighbors plus our house has a pretty big mold problem, likely from the humidity. When we called maintenance, the answer was to manage airflow and yea…

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    Comment #34124585

    Idk if the second part is really fair - as a Texan turned SF resident, I can understand how the Texas heat can be alarming at first. But if definitely didn’t stop us from going out…

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    Comment #34122407

    FWIW, we did get Halo 1, and I think the Mac version was the first to let you fly a banshee and shoot a fuel rod cannon. Maybe PC came out first with, but these didn’t make it into…

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    Comment #34122310

    Because it’s much more efficient to heat up a modern car by driving it than it is to let it idle.

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    Comment #34122187

    Hmm, I wonder if the increased resistance is overcome by the fact that ICEs can put out more power with colder denser oxygen rich air. This is why performance cars sport cold air i…

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    Comment #34096961

    You are very much legally in the clear to call yourself an engineer, even if your actual title is "Solutions Engineer" (i.e., sales). You cannot however represent yourself as a lic…

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    Comment #34078038

    IDK if it’s arrogance — it can be interpreted that way, but I think a more generous interpretation is that it’s really hard for people who haven’t been poor and chronically food in…

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    Comment #34077965

    Personally, it was corn I got burnt out on, but canned foods were a lifesaver. Usually precooked too, can skip the microwave.

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    Comment #34077526

    The tricky part of this is macro nutrient diversity and satiety. Let’s say $2 for 8 bananas vs $2 cheeseburger Assuming normal size bananas, that’s about 800 cal worth of banana. F…