Rob Shinn

Certainly as someone who has worked as the CEO for the second-largest launch provider, @torybruno is familiar with the Outer Space Treaty and its concepts, which are pretty antithetical to the measures he's recommending here.

@esrtweet @engineers_feed Holy crap. That _is_ much easier. It took me until this many years to learn this trick.

I add the tens digits first; 30 + 40 is 70. Then I had the ones digits to 15, then add the subtotals. For some reason this is a lot easier than if you try to do the conventional method with carry subtotaling from the little end. Been doing this since childhood. I read a few years ago that this kind of subtotaling from the big end of the numbers is a trick that's common to a lot of people who have become good at mental arithmetic.

What happens in your head when you add 37+48?

@redsteeze @senatorshoshana Seems to directly address one of your prior complaints that guys wouldn't nail down a schedule. Just saying.

@senatorshoshana Just fuck with it. 3Am at the Gun Range or something.

Hinge now lets you add a scheduler to your profile. I can't decide if this is bleak or not

@senatorshoshana I've always thought it was ironic they were called David but they have both collagen and whey.

federal law to stop putting meat derived products in protein bars that make them not kosher bc built puff and david look so tasty :(

@senatorshoshana me, 2 tables over: psssssst. check out the dork!

my friend's not at dinner yet so instead of being normal i have my laptop out to finish my automation

@senatorshoshana Yes. But you still don't get to call yourself a programmer if all your code is written by AI.

does anyone else try to get into a clear, meditative state before testing a bunch of code?

@senatorshoshana So THAT's why you're like a living cartoon character.

Ever wondered why I'm always so happy, do so much, think so much, do so many things...? So did I. Turns out it's a medical thing! Hyperthymia. Came across this reading a book on dopamine and REALLY found myself in the research (except sleep, LOVE sleep)

@ShamashAran @grok There's a number of factors besides immigration. Urbanization and population density are some other big factors. There's no one-size fits all correlation.

@grok, overlay a map of states and their illegal immigrant population, and how much of an overlap is there?

@MehdiHacks It's a splitter/combiner.

Probably the easiest RF quiz I could come up with: what does this circuit do?

@TheOtherMassie It's literally the 4D Plan!

Follow my 4-step plan to stop the cartels: - Deschedule - Deregulate - Decriminalize - Depose (the cartels)

@FencherMartin @r0ktech No, wait, I follow @bennjordan on YT. I wouldn't plug anything into any port you see in a hotel room.

@FencherMartin @r0ktech Well, I'm certainly now bringing a Chromecast device and plugging that into every HDMI port I see in a hotel room from now on.

When the intern designs the system

@Wthmoni Skin

Don’t cheat… just answer 😤

@senatorshoshana Crème brûlée is French for "burnt cream."

UBE CREME BRULEE

@davepl1968 Faulty regulator.

Things that have me stumped: 1969 voltage regulator. Standard 1969 GM fare. Four-wire regulator, 37A SI alternator. Here's the issue: - Does not charge the battery, runs at 12.5v - If I power the field, the alternator charges at 16V+ - When you turn the key to IGN, it smokes the regulator even before the car is started - It's the bypass wire that does the initial activation that smokes. - All four connector wires tone out where they should without any shorts to anywhere else. - The Field line measures 4-8 ohms to ground at the regulator - The Field and Relay terminals are correct, and they both measure high impedance one way and low the other, which is all I know to check on an alternator. The only logical conclusion to me is that for some reason the field line is acting as a near short, but when I measure it, I'm seeing 4-8 ohms, in spec. So I'm out of ideas!

@JasonDoege @Office_Gooner @davepl1968 Oh, THAT's where I saw THAT. I once worked in a place that did framing as a side business.

@Office_Gooner @davepl1968 It is a point driver for securing pictures in picture-frames.

We need a gearhead version of Jeopardy where the categories are all just parts of stuff that, as a man, you should be able to identify. "I'll take machine tools for $300, Alex!"

@senatorshoshana Well, someone made it.

I keep seeing these nonsense rage bait graphics, where are they coming from?

@senatorshoshana *snort*

TASK RABBIT HERE. Your affair keeping you busy? Let us handle the house work so you can spend more time with your family and mistress

@senatorshoshana I bet the pastrami version is good, too, but at nearly eleven bucks you might as well eat First Watch FFS.

Next he's gonna tell us about the VUE rooftop with a view of the White House

@MikeBales Spend a bit more on your bacon and you'll find it often comes in resealable packs.

Honest question: It's 2026... why isn't the package for bacon resealable?

@senatorshoshana @kingharis Doctors can and should use any and all available technology that will aid them in doing their job. I won't take my car to a shop that ignores my google search results and attempts at self-diagnosis, why would I hire a doctor that does the same thing to my body?

@kingharis Mine is the same way! Always googles and ais w me

"She suffered a seizure that left her in a coma for three days. Doctors told her it was anxiety." COULD YOU IMAGINE??? An important piece in here too - chatgpt was right! But it still took doctors to check it and confirm. All the hyperventilating over what if chatgpt gets it wrong isn't based in reality "a spokesperson for Cardiff and Vale Health Board, a regional healthcare authority in Wales that is part of the National Health Service, said: “We are sorry to hear about Phoebe’s experience while in our care.”"