Nick87633

I think the outrage would be for/at all the -other- bankers who made the same poor decisions but now still get to keep their bonuses and jobs due to the new Fed Backstop lending. SVB lost their pound of flesh but the rest (or most) are getting a free pass. We still have to see how the first republic bank run plays out... but according to some other comments which I can't find right now, there are more than just these two banks which have heavily exposed themselves to rate risk.

I'd buy you a green dress. But not a real green dress, that's cruel!

Just started playing a few days ago... I've been able to draw out most of it as planar 'areas' with curved arrows for paths. Even for some of the easier 'maze' type areas it works, but I'm about to cave in and build an adjacency matrix for one of the difficult areas. (pun not intended?)

This sounds really interesting. Can you share some screenshots for us to see?

Less cognitive load... every meal -> "will the extra serving of chicken push me over my limit?" versus "it's tuesday, no food today." "it's wednesday. Dinner time."

A linear superposition of two or three V6 engines!

When can we finally close this farce.

Does that mean you bid a fixed price?

Bobby That is a consideration I hadn't thought of... I always take the full lane unless there is a dedicated bike lane.

I've never seen a Camry roll coal on a bicyclist but I've seen it half a dozen times by pickup truck drivers

I loved flying the Learjet out of Meigs at night.

I know nothing about being blind, but maybe there is some confounding lifestyle factor for blind people.

If only my Dell could figure out how to transition out of a low power state and hand over control to the OS within 30 seconds.

Probably a lot of early 20th century homes in towns around the US will be 'preserved' for a long time as it's become too expensive to tear down and build new homes for most buyers. People say that European homes last a long time because they are timber and stucco, but make teardowns expensive enough and with enough permitting issues, any town in a desirable location can be preserved indefinitely!

>Center of Gravity lower than the >axle, giving it zero body roll >when cornering

That's not exactly how it works, the center of gravity should match up with the kinematic roll center of the axle linkage for there to be zero rolling moment.

Talk about a chilling effect, lawyers silencing anonymous online message boards.

I was banned from Turo with no reason given like 10 years ago. No way to contact anybody. Fuck internet companies.

Please name the names so we can avoid your fate

Seems like correlation more than causation. There could be plenty of money available but fearful people do not want to spend it.

John needs to watch YouTube to learn how to use a framing square to layout his stair stringers and how to pack wood shavings into a screw hole to reset it.

Most people only have single phase power here in the US with +120 and -120 legs separated by 180 degrees angle. The power company steps the voltage down from a single phase on the distribution wires. Circuit breaker panels are set up with alternating legs so that the neutral current is approximately balanced whether you fill up the panel on one side first or from top down.

That's easy, one piece of wood! A right triangle 1 meter long

This reads a lot like propaganda unless you bring in some sources and numbers

I wash my hands with the cool water that initially comes out?

I think the alternate is to not try to be a railroad operator in an emergency when you might make the emergency worse or take on huge liability.

If you are a professional trolley network controller then you have the judgement and the duty to operate/not operate the lever. I think that few people would question the ethics of a professional operator flipping the switch to save the most people.

I would guess that restaurants would get bigger checks on higher margin (less effort to cook) items in-person due to drinks and appetizers.

And yet people have no issues running natural gas pipes in walls and operating gas cooktops indoors. Bureaucracy gonna bureaucrat.

Lost me at "people who want quiet, privacy, and lots of kids". Haha

So you are referring to a future, bigger crash outside of the current year?

Or like governments issuing bonds in foreign denominations.