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Powerful Two-Hander posted:8 billion user minutes and 7 billion of them are bots the past 20 years of business has been just screaming "METRICS" so nobody is allowed to use common sense anymore, you must have NUMBERS to show why what you're doing is objectively the correct choice, that these METRICS show you're gonna make 20% growth YOY or it's not worth pursuing
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lol if he lives in brooklyn point i lived right next door to that dweeb. gaudy-rear end building with a stupid looking entrance e: there was also an alamo drafthouse in my building, literally around the corner at the end of the block. lol @ "private screening room" Beeftweeter fucked around with this message at 15:33 on Mar 27, 2024 |
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He gets caught out by the reflections in the glasses so much that I can't tell if he's doing a bit.
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FurtherReading posted:He gets caught out by the reflections in the glasses so much that I can't tell if he's doing a bit. i am 100% certain that it isn't a bit. he's a deluded rear end in a top hat that fails at flexing on anyone.
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Well the bitcoin ledger is publically owned, and so is this guy.
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DarkSol posted:i am 100% certain that it isn't a bit. he's a deluded rear end in a top hat that fails at flexing on anyone. It started out as earnest attempts to show off, but once he started getting extra attention for being called out, he started playing into the bit.
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lol I'm sure the legal geniuses behind this week's courtroom pantsing will redeem themselves here https://finance.yahoo.com/news/elon-musk-x-must-face-131733759.html Elon Musk’s X must face copyright infringement suit by music publishers, federal judge says quote:A federal judge has allowed parts of a $250 million copyright lawsuit to proceed against Elon Musk’s X, handing the social media company a blow as it faces allegations that it helped some people use artists’ music without permission.
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FurtherReading posted:He gets caught out by the reflections in the glasses so much that I can't tell if he's doing a bit. he's not gonna shed the glasses since they're part of his persona. and there's not really anything else he can do about dedicated enough to determine the details of his surroundings from reflections in his lenses honestly, the people really getting owned here are the ones who are going through so much effort to try to prove that the most obviously fake rich guy ever isn't actually rich
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Cactrot posted:It started out as earnest attempts to show off, but once he started getting extra attention for being called out, he started playing into the bit.
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well, Elon is reply guying to insane transphobia about Elliot Page so instead here's video showing how to replace the rear window on the model X you have to rip the spoiler to shreds https://twitter.com/omg_tesla/status/1772490304303870197
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Tesseraction posted:well, Elon is reply guying to insane transphobia about Elliot Page so instead here's video showing how to replace the rear window on the model X you have to rip the spoiler to shreds https://twitter.com/omg_tesla/status/1772490304303870197 ah, there we go. found your problem 
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Chris Knight posted:he's a bluecheck crypto dipshit. you do not "gotta hand it to him" I'm not, he's an attention seeking bluecheck crypto dipshit, him playing it up for likes is not a virtue.
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Mr. Nice! posted:they are trying to say it's dei's fault for the crew being entirely indian. anyone who does so is admitting they know absolutely nothing about ocean shipping. Maybe they prefer fully Filipino crews Eeyo posted:i looked it up before posting, it sounds like there was a local pilot anyway. plus there was some evidence of a power failure prior to the crash. Yep it's normal in many ports for them to deliver their own pilot by tug to prevent exactly these sort of accidents! Internet Old One fucked around with this message at 17:23 on Mar 27, 2024 |
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Tesseraction posted:well, Elon is reply guying to insane transphobia about Elliot Page so instead here's video showing how to replace the rear window on the model X you have to rip the spoiler to shreds https://twitter.com/omg_tesla/status/1772490304303870197 well i know why tesla didn't think of mounting it differently: it costs far more to replace all that instead of just the already incredibly expensive window i suspect most people, other than tesla owners, can figure that one out
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:8 billion user minutes and 7 billion of them are bots They do and they do which is why Musk is losing money hand over fist.
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also boat chat is getting incredibly tiresome but when i lived right off the hudson in jersey city those container ships would float by every morning without any tugs. the george washington bridge was off to the north and i'd see larger ships (including helicopter carriers, or whatever those baby aircraft carriers are classified as) getting pulled by tugs around it all the time, but i don't remember seeing any past around midtown (coincidentally where the tugs came from/docked). i don't think it's very common for them to be tugged, they'd need a whole fleet of them out and around all day far bigger cruise ships used to pass by all the time without them too, but they weren't anywhere near any bridges e: e.g. by bridge? tug,  around midtown? no tug,  (yeah i know those are different ships, same thing applies regardless) Beeftweeter fucked around with this message at 17:32 on Mar 27, 2024 |
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Main Paineframe posted:honestly, the people really getting owned here are the ones who are going through so much effort to try to prove that the most obviously fake rich guy ever isn't actually rich eh some people do that for fun, its like geoguessr but instead of random photos its for where some rear end in a top hat is rotor fucked around with this message at 17:35 on Mar 27, 2024 |
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rotor posted:eh some people do that for fun, its like geoguessr but instead of random photos its for where some rear end in a top hat is several years ago there was a notorious incident where a deranged j-pop fan determined what subway stop his favorite idol posted a selfie at by examining the reflection of the environment in her eyes. he then waited there for her and followed her back to her apartment building where he attacked her: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-50000234.amp i respect the talent but please use it for finding human trafficking victims or something rather than stalking entertainers.
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come on elob make a good tweet about Baltimore tugs
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Tesseraction posted:well, Elon is reply guying to insane transphobia about Elliot Page so instead here's video showing how to replace the rear window on the model X you have to rip the spoiler to shreds https://twitter.com/omg_tesla/status/1772490304303870197 so i actually watched this now and two things struck me: - surely you don't need to go though all of that just to get to (what looks like) four screws at the most? looks to me like they could have just lifted up the corner edges (which is incredibly stupid too, but wouldn't require sawing the drat thing off entirely) - there doesn't seem to be any damage to the rear window anyway, lol owned
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i was waiting to see that they had glued it to the window or something. but no, it looks like it's just on pillars that are right next to the window. a proper designer might have, say, made the screws go in the other way, from inside the trunk, and thread into the spoiler, so you can just pop the whole thing off that way. big "i designed this for manufacturing, not for repair" energy. you can imagine the steps in the factory: install rear window. screw bottom half of spoiler into place. remove backing from adhesive and stick top half of spoiler on top. done. tesla isn't the only car company to do that sort of idiocy by any means, though. i am reminded of the whole generation of chryslers where to remove the battery you had to take off the driver's side front wheel and extract the battery through the wheel well. it probably made total sense in production order! just put the battery in before the wheels go on, who cares. zero thought given to end user experience.
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Beeftweeter posted:so i actually watched this now and two things struck me: the problem is once you peel it up to access it needs replaced doesn't it dumb loving design
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Internet Old One posted:Yep it's normal in many ports for them to deliver their own pilot by tug to prevent exactly these sort of accidents! ya afaik all the danish straits betweeen the north sea and the baltic have legally required pilot supervision for anything bigger than like 50ft probably you can get your captain/helmsman certified if they pass through a lot
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note that this was not a pilot or navigation accident. losing power multiple times is major and any ship who did so would likewise have been hosed. there is next to nothing that would have prevented this short of preventing whatever caused the engineering failure in the first place.
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Sagebrush posted:tesla isn't the only car company to do that sort of idiocy by any means, though. i am reminded of the whole generation of chryslers where to remove the battery you had to take off the driver's side front wheel and extract the battery through the wheel well. it probably made total sense in production order! just put the battery in before the wheels go on, who cares. zero thought given to end user experience. I mean if you had a really good reason for it, say building a very tightly packed sports car or something, I certainly have the wheels off more often then the battery. But for a chrysler, lmao, lol. Mr. Nice! posted:there is next to nothing that would have prevented this short of preventing whatever caused the engineering failure in the first place. Seems like a tugboat escort as discussed above might actually have saved it though?
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Xakura posted:I mean if you had a really good reason for it, say building a very tightly packed sports car or something, I certainly have the wheels off more often then the battery. But for a chrysler, lmao, lol. sure and who is going to absorb the astronomical cost of having two tugs with every ship going in and out of the harbor every day unnecessarily? it would be silly to send tugs out to help every single ship. at most you’d have some tugs manned 24x7 near the bridge to intercept a wayward vessel, but that’s probably overkill, too. this was an incredibly rare type of event. it’s not something we should be spending a lot time worrying about from the standpoint of anything but the ship itself. that was the failure point. we need to know what happened to cause the ship to lose power and do things to prevent that from happening again.
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Xakura posted:Seems like a tugboat escort as discussed above might actually have saved it though? probably not. a ship that big cant stop on a dime if you lose control of the engine, pilots or no. more regulations on inspections and such might help tho
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Carthag Tuek posted:probably not. a ship that big cant stop on a dime if you lose control of it. The tug doesn't need to stop it, it only needs to keep it on the course it was.
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Xakura posted:The tug doesn't need to stop it, it only needs to keep it on the course it was. theres no such thing as "the course you are on". any ship is constantly working against the push/pull of the water its on. if you lose even a little bit, the water decides where you go. inertia is a helluva thing, but the ocean has more of it than any ship.
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Carthag Tuek posted:more regulations on inspections and such might help tho but what about the ship operator's profits???
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Zamujasa posted:i was a fan of some bmw car my boss drove requiring battery power to pop the hood, when the battery is also under the hood. very bmw.
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Carthag Tuek posted:theres no such thing as "the course you are on". any ship is constantly working against the push/pull of the water its on. if you lose even a little bit, the water decides where you go. inertia is a helluva thing, but the ocean has more of it than any ship. it does have a heading though
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Elder Postsman posted:but what about the ship operator's profits??? no, we need to drive the woke shipping companies out of business. the free market will provide strong, american shipping companies to replace them
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