Dan Sutterlin
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@jamesonhaslam @rhunterh When I was heading to France on vacation earlier this year I asked gpt to find me some loafers that would be stylish but also comfortable for 6-10 miles of walking a day and I shit you not this was the first suggestion.
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@JasonPremoMFG @Aviation_Intel @generaldynamics Not me making tons of parts for fucking GD shell band welders at the end of last year.
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New $500M Artillery Shell Plant Failed To Produce Any 155mm Parts
A scathing new Pentagon Inspector General report found problems at the plant delayed the Army's 100,000 round-per-month goal.
twz.com/land/new-500m-…
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Piece of junk Samsung dishwasher is acting like it’s not spraying water. Cleaned out the general ick, no removable filter btw. Let’s hope that’s all it takes
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i want my whole timeline to just be parts
Cameron Bierwith@TheBierwith
Baskets on baskets of fresh parts ◡̈
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@paulswaney3 @mitchellcmorris Always assumed it was a schtick (on both accounts)
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@mitchellcmorris She emasculated him over and over
He’s going to end up with a 27 year old
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Anyone that didn’t see this coming doesn’t deserve a spot in your circle
They don’t understand people
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@SutterlinDan We do not, just making trailer wiring harnesses, so mostly strip and cutting stranded wire. We used to do it by hand but this came up in an auction for like $1k so we kinda impulse bought it
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Wire cutter/stripper is one of my favorite machines to watch run. Cuts a years worth of wires for us in a few hours
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@__el__toro__ @_baldtires I think when they "fit" your glasses at the store they basically just warm them up under a glorified hair dryer and bend them to fit you. I think the stuff is pretty pliable.
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Since real tortoiseshell was banned in 1973, we'll assume it's plastic.
If it's acrylic or acetate, it's very easy to machine or form into shape & can be readily purchased in all sorts of different styles for a relatively low price.
You can also make it yourself. I remember this commercial showing how Warby Parker makes their tortoiseshell frames:
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Tiny sculpted fans with that deliver air in style.
Tortoiseshell accents.
We were never given the future we were promised.
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@shpetim As a kid i remember my dad making one out of tubing. He welded the boring bar head on one end and a threaded cap on the other. We went to a sporting goods place and got lead shot to fill it with. He swore it worked.
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@twallyweb FUCK I AM SO GOOD AT SELLING THIS THING LITERALLY EVERYONE NEEDS
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Real estate people severely over estimate their business acumen
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It is said the best woodworkers (carpenters) are the ones who can hide their mistakes.
Final sand-discovered a splintered corner.
Yellow glue and blue tape
Light sanding-looks like it never happened
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It's also no excuse to wear a stupid ass homage watch
BossRule@BossRule_12
Summer is no excuse to dress carelessly.
North Aurora, IL 🇺🇸 English
If I’m wealthy I am not driving a damn Camry. 911 or bust
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@madladshad No, you probably shilled shitcoins
Screenshot or gtfo
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In 2018 when I said crypto was the future in nomadlist, he called me a scammer and kicked me out (paid full price).
Then he joked about it on twitter.
Now he's investing in it.
Incredible
@levelsio@levelsio
💸 Today I invested in a new thing: Ethereum is essentially a public spreadsheet with every transaction being visible for everyone forever But that makes it impossible to use for banks because it's not private. Imagine you buy something and everyone in the entire world can see it? That'd be never be accepted So my friend @oskarth has been working on a new thing called @eth_systems that lets banks use Ethereum but while keeping transactions private Before this he was working for 10 years on stuff like zk-SNARK (math tricks that let you prove something is true without revealing the details) and advising the Ethereum Foundation, he's the most high IQ person I know, so when he started something that's for-profit (after lots of non-profit work) I asked to invest immediately YC always taught me to invest in people not companies, the companies (and product) can change (and should) and it can pivot into lots of other things, but if you trust the person you can estimate a higher likelihood of it (and your investment) working out If you like to see what they will make, follow @eth_systems 😊😊😊
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