Yeah, like even the next paragraph of "colorblind, gender neutral, merit-based" would like specifically mean "I don't give a shit if you're trans, you're all getting judged the same"
He doesn't even wait 2 seconds to contradict his stupid point
Hi! Former aluminum process engineer here. Caution– not a metallurgical engineer.
Really simplified version: if you recycle car body parts and cans and radiators and building metal, you can't make car body parts again out of them without diluting impurities down with prime (new) aluminum. So to recycle it is amazing, better than most products (since it offsets a TON of energy, way more than the same workable unit of glass or steel or anything). But just recycling doesnt fix it, you need some prime. Most of the US prime comes by way of Ontario, China, or Australia. Since a lot of the aluminum production is on the East coast in general, Ontario sees the most of it.
Seems like a very effective way to impact the US in response to the ridiculous tariff/trade negotiation situation
Man i had a HELL of a time cancelling my service with Comcast when I moved countries. It was this BS even on the phone with a human. Like "what if we offer you a free TV package for 6 months?"
Could you make a straw man argument of "well by not manually touching every pixel the special effects is outsourcing creativity" and to that i say "nyyyaaaaah"
Commonly misunderstood that Hitler was upset about the bombing of pearl harbor. Famously, Yamamoto and a few of Hitler's inner circle were not happy with the decision, but Hitler himself was somewhat aware of it from the 17th of November, and reacted positively.
Author Ian Kershaw records Hitler's initial reaction to the attack, when he was first informed about it on the evening of 7 December at Führer Headquarters: "We can't lose the war at all. We now have an ally which has never been conquered in 3,000 years"
Churchill reacted almost the same way, explaining that he doesn't know when or how the war will be won, but with the US in it that side will win.
I got gifted an Ember and while it had an app, I never installed it or used any smart tech. Out of the box it was set to some temperature that was reasonable, so that was that
My partner used to work for the FDA doing food safety stuff.
That's actually part of the problem. The recalls are happening not preemptively but after it's killing people. People dying from the e coli blueberries then initiating a recall. Nevermind how little prevention is happening before things go to market. Quality and production are always at odds with each other, but the threat of law was the only thing giving quality ammo. Now it's just pure unfettered capitalism
Fair enough! I definitely don't remember that it was societal collapse, I saw the movie when it came out and hadn't thought about it much since. I must've not given it the attention it deserves.
I also don't love hero stories for the most part? I find it a little forced and cliche usually, including Nolan's hero movies
Every time I get up to pee in the middle of the night (decently often), my cat hears it, runs from sleep into the bathroom to wait while I pee, then sprints to a very specific rug to be pet as hard as possible on it. This occurs without fail, and it's the sweetest he ever is to anyone.
I fucking love middle of the night rug pets. Fuck sleep.
Lots of companies are still hiring engineers and can't find enough of them, even in the US (and so many in the EU)
Totally agree with the rest of the sentiment
Yeah, like even the next paragraph of "colorblind, gender neutral, merit-based" would like specifically mean "I don't give a shit if you're trans, you're all getting judged the same"
He doesn't even wait 2 seconds to contradict his stupid point
Tis gibberish indeed. Damn
100% this
Hi! Former aluminum process engineer here. Caution– not a metallurgical engineer.
Really simplified version: if you recycle car body parts and cans and radiators and building metal, you can't make car body parts again out of them without diluting impurities down with prime (new) aluminum. So to recycle it is amazing, better than most products (since it offsets a TON of energy, way more than the same workable unit of glass or steel or anything). But just recycling doesnt fix it, you need some prime. Most of the US prime comes by way of Ontario, China, or Australia. Since a lot of the aluminum production is on the East coast in general, Ontario sees the most of it.
Seems like a very effective way to impact the US in response to the ridiculous tariff/trade negotiation situation
If it restores any faith in humanity, they're specifically designed to maximize addictiveness and minimize perceived harm.
I even understand (and condemn) those who work there for the fat paychecks
It's fucking wild that seeing a car commercial is refreshing in that it's just an actual product.
Those would be non rigid HVAC ducting
Man i had a HELL of a time cancelling my service with Comcast when I moved countries. It was this BS even on the phone with a human. Like "what if we offer you a free TV package for 6 months?"
Man I'm not gonna live in the US just let me go
For me, anytime creative thinking is outsourced.
Could you make a straw man argument of "well by not manually touching every pixel the special effects is outsourcing creativity" and to that i say "nyyyaaaaah"
I only had one job with scrum as a daily part of it and we had a 30 hour planning session once a quarter (over 4 days)
I can't even imagine a 10 hour retro.
Haldo!
Good meme.
Commonly misunderstood that Hitler was upset about the bombing of pearl harbor. Famously, Yamamoto and a few of Hitler's inner circle were not happy with the decision, but Hitler himself was somewhat aware of it from the 17th of November, and reacted positively.
Churchill reacted almost the same way, explaining that he doesn't know when or how the war will be won, but with the US in it that side will win.
That's partly to wash off the turmeric from 35
So like if it changed mid lunch would you shuffle seats?
This is such an insane thing to do to kids lol I'm so sorry you had a traffic light in the cafeteria
I got gifted an Ember and while it had an app, I never installed it or used any smart tech. Out of the box it was set to some temperature that was reasonable, so that was that
My partner used to work for the FDA doing food safety stuff.
That's actually part of the problem. The recalls are happening not preemptively but after it's killing people. People dying from the e coli blueberries then initiating a recall. Nevermind how little prevention is happening before things go to market. Quality and production are always at odds with each other, but the threat of law was the only thing giving quality ammo. Now it's just pure unfettered capitalism
What?? Why? Like what caused the light to change?
Fair enough! I definitely don't remember that it was societal collapse, I saw the movie when it came out and hadn't thought about it much since. I must've not given it the attention it deserves.
I also don't love hero stories for the most part? I find it a little forced and cliche usually, including Nolan's hero movies
Every time I get up to pee in the middle of the night (decently often), my cat hears it, runs from sleep into the bathroom to wait while I pee, then sprints to a very specific rug to be pet as hard as possible on it. This occurs without fail, and it's the sweetest he ever is to anyone.
I fucking love middle of the night rug pets. Fuck sleep.