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  • How do I improve the overhangs on my Artillery Genius?

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  • Temperature, speed, flow rate, cooling.

    In other words, close to anything. Follow a calibration guide. Also keep in mind that some filaments just don't make good overhangs.

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  • If the post didn't make it clear it's a pun, I wouldn't have noticed it.

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  • Tell me who you walk with...

  • It's not real!

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  • Hum... The bottom one will say anything except "touk"?

  • Trump warns Republicans they have to win midterms or he'll 'get impeached'

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  • Yes, and if they find some way to win he will probably take his life out in a bunker or something like that in a few more years.

  • Uh oh

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  • Don't repeat it to yourself, go tell the seagull!

  • The solution to city problems

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  • Good transportation does, though.

  • The solution to city problems

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  • No wage is high enough if everybody competes for the same few homes.

    And you can only increase the number of homes with good transportation.

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  • Nope. One of those is just wrong. That symbol applies to the numbers around it, not to any random group of things you pick by taste.

  • And then everyone stood up and clapped

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  • It's supposed to be stocks trading, not an AWS bill.

  • Solid advice.

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  • A 40 years old fridge can easily average 200W more than a new one. Depends on the details of how well it's conserved and how good it was to begin with. That would be some $15 a month more.

    You always have to evaluate those things.

  • Getting HR to cite local labor laws to an American middle manager

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  • You mean you’re not even profiting from people’s naivety?

    Oh, you are taking things a little too far. People are naive in infinitely diverse ways, those are just a couple of them.

  • Solid advice.

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  • What I would save in electric cost does not make buying a new one worth it.

    I'd look very carefully at those numbers.

  • Solid advice.

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  • That's ignoring all the problems created by those fridges failing at random.

    Still, the GP's ratio is wild. There's no way a fridge that lasts a lifetime costs 30x more to make. It's all monopoly practices.

  • Getting HR to cite local labor laws to an American middle manager

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  • Yeah, companies here make sure to kick you out after you've worked your shift, and force you to go on vacations because they want to avoid problems.

    On a related note, the police actively stops suspects from talking to them without their lawyers, because they don't want to lose their case.

    It's incredible how impactful a well designed rule can be.

  • Still waiting for those posts to die down btw

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  • Dude... Have you seen last year?!?

  • I love science

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  • But Darwin, as far as I recall, didn’t use math at all.

    You should take a look at modern evolution theories.

    A whole host of sciences don’t approach their problems through mathematically described laws or even statistical models.

    "Models" are something mathematical by definition. A lot of sciences have very simple models that people can handle without formalism. They are still mathematical, even if you don't need to calculate things.

  • Evidence

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  • Well, whoever posted it just linked them, didn't they?

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  • Nowadays there's always a good chance that the largest cost is rent.