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unepipe

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    Comment #36895029

    "become a caricature of yourself" this is definitely comedy

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    Comment #36778405

    so it's 5, not 2. an outer and inner cancel each other out. then the remaining whether inside or outside are added to that same side.

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    Comment #18538600

    Yeah my point was every measurement system has some value you can’t easily divide into thirds. How you measure depends on your tolerances. I have no qualms using either system, but…

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    Comment #18474221

    I have a project where I need 3 wooden blocks, each perfect squares, to fit width wise in a 10” wide gap. I don’t want any space between these blocks sides of the gap they fit in. …

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    Comment #17596929

    What kind of junk statistics are these? HBR ought to be more discerning in what it publishes. "How successful teams collaborate"... wait, I meant "the average number of users who u…

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    Comment #17097731

    "cultural compatibility"... Sounds like a concept created by someone who hasn't met people from very many cultures.

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    Comment #17097713

    Not true.

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    Comment #16980299

    Sure, put my reputation behind something I have never tried. That makes sense. It's actually dangerous and unethical TO put my name behind this untested product. It's not open sour…

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    Comment #16712571

    It will not affect it in any way. They have released their plans for Starlink and there will be a "blackout" zone over China, so China doesn't shoot down their satellites. In 2007,…

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    Comment #16604645

    It means what it says. They simplify how a company can take an order and get the money. It’s a product for businesses. And dynamic subscriptions means they have a way to change ele…

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    Comment #15391075

    You said that the information regarding either production goals or production numbers from Tesla's website was "inherently biased toward the company and not the best source". Meani…

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    Comment #15390536

    You do realize that Tesla is a publicly traded company, and what you are saying (that they would misrepresent production numbers) would be securities fraud. They publicly stated th…

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    Comment #15390488

    The comment was clearly critiquing Engadget's journalism (lack of original source citation). The comment was not regarding the quality of Google's search engine results for given k…

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    Comment #15013838

    But you can copyright a database.

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    Comment #12512226

    Tesla is not producing peakers, correct?

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    Comment #11642290

    It creates an easy vector for MITM attacks - could be done by nefarious parties on US citizens traveling in other countries for example.

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    Comment #11642289

    It creates an easy vector for MITM attacks - could be done by nefarious parties on US citizens traveling in other countries for example.

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    Comment #10869457

    There have to be things that are explorable and things that are not. Your messages, your "wall" (to non-friends) etc - those can be encrypted. your name, your city, your public pos…

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    Comment #10867904

    if ROI was 10%, winnings would have been ~$127k

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    Comment #10647533

    He said, with no citations.

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    Comment #10239040

    See Amazon echo

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    Comment #10224601

    I think I understand what you're getting at, but the example you gave is not a learned act, it's a reflex action. It bypasses your brain entirely, you generally recognize the pain …

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    Comment #10142619

    Because coal power releases more radiation than nuclear power, and those energy sources are what americans know best. Nuclear is the lesser of two evils, and less ubiquitous. It's …

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    Comment #9168418

    Forced oral sex is considered rape. This isn't feminist redefinition. You think if a gun is to your head and you give a blowjob that is sexual harassment? Think about someone who h…

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    Comment #9168414

    Forced oral sex is also by definition rape. And is it consent, despite performing a sexual act, if a "no" causes you severe harm (in this case financial/career harm) and you truly …