@teortaxesTex Somebody just wanted to build the R2 phenotype
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conditionalZeppelin
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conditionalZeppelin
@conditionalZep1
rockets & cathedrals
Katılım Eylül 2022
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I actually like it a lot! Elegant, massive range of motion, can be dirt cheap…
But there are too few DOFs of the hand to make it truly universal. It's good exactly for what they are showing.
ObotX - Open Source Robotics@open_robotx
Our blueprint for the "Optimal Universal Robot": ❌ Legs: Too complex, too expensive. ✅ Wheels: Fast, stable, 10x cheaper. ❌ Rotary Joints: Massive torque stress, custom gears. ✅ Of the shelf parts & linear actuators: High payload, extrem simplicity, off-the-shelf parts.
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@ShaneSchaetzel Who cares about republicans? Who cares about voting? We are way past that now.
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Zionism will absolutely destroy the political alliance between Catholics and Evangelicals in the United States, resulting in long term Republican defeats in election after election, unless U.S. Christians can come to a consensus of where it should rank in priorities.
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@conditionalZep1 @GoUncensored W iowa mentioned, you don't happen to be in SE iowa do you?
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They're moving the draft-eligible age up to 42 and removing the marijuana conviction loophole because there aren't enough Americans willing to fight and die for Israel.
Remeber the military announced Palantir would be integrated into everything they have a few days ago. Palantir already has a full profile on every American, including age and address.
They're doing it on 4/20 as a big fuck you to everyone.
This is also why the 50-state rapid response National Guard needs to be operational in April and ICE is now being deployed to airports. Anyone who wants to avoid the draft by leaving the country by plane won't be able to.
I'm more confident than ever a massive false flag is coming. I'm also very confident anyone draft-eligible who has said certain things online about Jews and Israel will be immediately drafted. Palantir will likely be used to stalk dissenting Americans.
The bone-spurs draft dodger is now setting the stage for a Draft while purging America of redpillers and noticers trying to save the country from its current occupation.
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In order to bring it back you have to understand how over it is
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@HeLiuLeo Here in America we spend the money on bombing the Middle East. Spares us having trains to look at to remind us of our debt
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I’m so tired of ignorant foreigners worshipping China’s railways and bridges.
China’s infrastructure looks great, until you realize almost every single province is bankrupted like pre-2010 Greece, or worse. It’s called ‘local debt’. Think about it: the entirety of China’s savings by ordinary people and firms over decades of economic boom got dumped into these rubbish assets through the government-controlled banking system. Roads and bridges are classic vanity political projects: look good but make no money. To build these on debt is financial suicide. And when local debts become insurmountable, the central government poured even more savings into these irresponsible, default-worthy debts.
Every city on earth can build new bridges, roads and highways if they’re willing to empty their bank accounts and borrow as China did (and able to bulldoze over houses at the government’s will.) Yet, behind every new bridge in China are a bunch of effectively bankrupted families whose bank savings have been completely decimated. They just don’t know it, because - guess what - the government controls information too.
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Chambers Street my beloved, none of the gleaming subways of Asia will ever hold a candle to you
Jay Anderson@TheProjectUnity
I know everyone says China just steals from The West but honestly when I look at Chinese cities and compare them to many of the major Western Hubs it kinda feels like if they did steal ideas from us... they did a better job with them.
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@classicspilled Unfortunately they also seem to hyper-concentrate the maladies of the era
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Private schools aren't great because they produce better academic and college results. They're great because of the student body selected by wealth and a competitive admissions process, which filters out stupid and disruptive people. The student body precedes academic excellence.
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hiring is impossible BECAUSE it's so easy to apply
finding a relationship is impossible BECAUSE new dates are a swipe away
getting into university is hard BECAUSE you can CommonApp apply to 50 at once
convenience is washing away friction that actually carried a lot of signal
Tips Excel@gudanglifehack
Claude Cowork can apply to 50 jobs in under 30 minutes. Here's how to set it up.
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reminder that NYC alone spends more on "education" than the entire country of japan ($43B vs $38B). there is no amount of money that can overcome bloat, corruption, demographics, and "civil rights".
Chef Andrew Gruel@ChefGruel
America’s school lunch process - mass production in a factory (pre-cooked, portioned, frozen, etc). Then it’s shipped nationwide and stored at schools. To serve it’s reheated in ovens or steamers with a tray line assembly to meet USDA specs. In Japan they have the students cook and serve their food it’s actually written into their curriculum. Guess who is healthier?
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@yacineMTB I fantasize about situations in which I’m required to do things like this.
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@ReddCinema Even if you already had a dozen children by that age, why on earth wouldn’t you want more?
You wanna speedrun being an empty nester? I don’t!
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The problem isn't the pay, the problem is that we've built up basic life to be so expensive that the only way to get by is by doing financialized nonsense.
Get rid of health insurance, universal basic F-150, $200k college, make housing cheap, and you could live well on this.
Jason Premo • Acclaim Aerospace@JasonPremoMFG
Employers: "lack of skilled labor! Gaww!" Also employers: $24/hr for SKILLED welder Feels. Bad. Man.
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@foomagemindset No, which is probably related to some of this horrendous public airing of dirty laundry.
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@conditionalZep1 Do they have the sacrament of confession? Never bothered to check.
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Protestantism has a cringe problem, which probably encodes a lot of its more formal theological shortcomings.
Mrs Poffertjes@VitaCatholica
I am genuinely asking and not trying to be snarky. Do many Protestants have a concept of the sin of scandal? I will read heinous things or hyper salacious stories that absolutely shock me, things I haven't heard of before. And people clap abt it bc it's packaged as "testimony"
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You are thriving in many ways, but it troubles me that none of you are horny enough.
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You can just take women like this out on a date and tell her you’re a Trump supporter and there’s a 50% chance she walks out but also a 50% chance she awkwardly laughs and then changes the subject
LT Jonathan Kendrick@enjoyer_liberty
“go find a girl and get married!” average zoomer girl:
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@simonsarris This is precisely why reading crap modern fiction, which specializes in creating various airs of bleakness and desolation, is so harmful.
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the great benefit to reading fiction, even if years later you do not remember the particulars of stories, is that you carry the moods with you forever
this richness of moods is a kind of internal vocabulary
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@daviddunn177 Nah, Trump was chosen by God to bring the GAE low, and by golly he’s doing it.
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@AcademicAgent_X I’m still not seeing the math on how this could have been faked.
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What I find fascinating from a psychological perspective is the number of people who believed it was real when they liked Trump but now believe it was fake now that they don’t like him and feel betrayed by him.
Evan@daviddunn177
If this was a real assassination attempt. Secret Service would have rushed him off the stage. They let him stand there out in the open, raise his fist in the air and say the word “Fight!” three times. I knew the moment it happened that it was staged.
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