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oystertoadfish posted:i took the 8 hour test, passed it, took the seismic test, failed it, and got a PE from a cheaper, easier state lol your bosses should be using their stamps, they get paid the big bucks to take the liability
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oystertoadfish posted:i took the 8 hour test, passed it, took the seismic test, failed it, and got a PE from a cheaper, easier state lol Yeah most I do with it nowadays is stamp construction estimates for grant applications. Most of the engineering we do is outsourced to consulting firms so we just review and let someone else stamp it.
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# ? Dec 21, 2018 19:29 |
it is hard to tell but it sure looks like the path isn't even banked in the corners.
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Shifty Pony posted:it is hard to tell but it sure looks like the path isn't even banked in the corners. tbf you don't want much or any superelevation for a 35mph road
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tenderjerk posted:what are these called and how are these legal, texas DOT says you cant have anything >6" jutting from the side of your car they're called 'bows and gently caress the police
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# ? Dec 21, 2018 19:34 |
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:well you see it's just a Test Excavation that happens to have a shitload of amateur concrete formwork in it luv2compromise the integrity of huge busy freeways in a seismically active area
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# ? Dec 21, 2018 19:36 |
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Proteus Jones posted:Why would he order concrete from someone who's obviously out to scam legitimate construction projects, when he can just go buy bags of Quik-Crete at the Home Depot? Long time ago, in another life, i worked at a magazine whose owner and publisher had the exact same mentality near the end. It started with ”everyone is expendable”, then evolved into ”why would i hire journalists when i can hire student interns to write for $2.5 a page?” I left long before that, when he sent me a payroll email claiming he only owes me $1000 for the past 4-5 months of writing and editing a section. Literally just emailed back “good bye.” and never showed up at work again.
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He also literally percieved content as “that stuff between the ads”. And couldn’t grasp that content drives sales, and thus impressions, and thus ad revenue, rather than the other way around. A very special person. Edit: we also had a “very special” marketing department, that did things like call us 3 days before print, on a weekend, with an “emergency”, asking us to squeeze in a vertical 1/4 ad, in a magazine with 3 columns. It took an hour to explain why that’s a problem. “Just tighten up the spacing a little.” orcinus has issued a correction as of 19:54 on Dec 21, 2018 |
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:tbf you don't want much or any superelevation for a 35mph road A 153mph deathtunnel on the other hand probably should have it.
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oystertoadfish posted:i took the 8 hour test, passed it, took the seismic test, failed it, and got a PE from a cheaper, easier state lol Have you ever considered building your own home, perhaps in an area known as the Great Dismal Swamp? If so, please consider writing up a thread about it.
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Agronox posted:Have you ever considered building your own home, perhaps in an area known as the Great Dismal Swamp? If so, please consider writing up a thread about it. i can only aspire to such load-bearing drywall heights
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orcinus posted:Long time ago, in another life, i worked at a magazine whose owner and publisher had the exact same mentality near the end. It started with ”everyone is expendable”, then evolved into ”why would i hire journalists when i can hire student interns to write for $2.5 a page?” And that man was Rupert Murdoch and the stock options you walked away from could have bought you Iceland at this point.
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Oh man. just imagine Tesla’s autopilot trying to navigate a fork in the tunnel at 150mph, or entry/exit points. That thing will be nothing but carnage the instant it’s open to the public. If it ever is. E: V they tried to run a fast lap at the Nurburgring and it overheated within a minute and switched over to limp-home mode. red19fire has issued a correction as of 20:35 on Dec 21, 2018 |
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how long can a tesla even run at 150mph
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:how long can a tesla even run at 150mph the rest of your life.
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# ? Dec 21, 2018 20:32 |
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my dad, a psychiatric nurse, pours better concrete than that seriously
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red19fire posted:Oh man. just imagine Tesla’s autopilot trying to navigate a fork in the tunnel at 150mph, or entry/exit points. That thing will be nothing but carnage the instant it’s open to the public. If it ever is. At least as an electric car they don't have to worry about a fire hazard in case of a crash right?`
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i'm living in the future, so my present is the pastquote:On April 20, 1981, a cargo ship leaves Belfast Harbor for Long Beach, carrying the first DeLoreans that will be sold in the United States. As redesigned by Chapman’s team, the DMC-12 is essentially a Lotus in a stainless-steel shell. DeLorean has sold the world on the idea of a so-called “ethical sports car,” but the car he actually delivers is neither as groundbreakingly safe nor as pace-settingly fuel-efficient as he’s promised it would be. i'm the presence, my presence is the present quote:“No matter how much demand there is, you can satisfy it with a network of 3D tunnels,” he said. “If you have 20, 30, 40 tunnels, eventually you run out of people to use them.” so kiss my rear end
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i cant wait for ol musky to get caught with a suitcase full of russian research chemicals
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# ? Dec 21, 2018 22:51 |
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Elon Musk is so proud to have dug the shittiest tunnel and is showing it off lol
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# ? Dec 21, 2018 22:54 |
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Krankenstyle posted:my dad, a psychiatric nurse, pours better concrete than that seriously I've personally done better jobs than that. It's amazingly bad
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I know 0 about concrete, can someone tell me what im looking at. Obviously the travk for the car is hosed but what else
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underage at the vape shop posted:I know 0 about concrete, can someone tell me what im looking at. Obviously the travk for the car is hosed but what else its supposed to be level, and not have weird bumps and holes
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underage at the vape shop posted:I know 0 about concrete, can someone tell me what im looking at. Obviously the travk for the car is hosed but what else I know quite a bit You are looking at a car travelling over concrete rails.
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underage at the vape shop posted:I know 0 about concrete, can someone tell me what im looking at. Obviously the travk for the car is hosed but what else it looks like poo poo and the muskman proudly paraded the media through it at a terrifying 35mph using an indycar driver
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# ? Dec 22, 2018 00:43 |
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Girlfriend and i watching the Nightflyers. 20 minutes in, ship launching from orbit, two engines (out of 7) malfunction and the ship starts pitching back into the atmosphere. Before i can stop myself, i say "did Musk build their ship, or what?" Girlfriend blurts out without a pause: "Looks like it. Too many windows."
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# ? Dec 22, 2018 00:50 |
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explain to me how TSLA's stock has been able to withstand the sell-off onslaught that is wrecking the market i know they are down 50 points in the past few days, but with all the different catalysts working against it (executive departures, toxic work environment, over promised/under delivered results, constant money drain, sketchy hail mary earnings report only profitable due to EV credits which will expire soon, FBI investigations, SEC violations, quality control problems, 900M in debt coming due in March that won't be able to be paid in stock due to the under 360 stock price, to name a few things) how are there still institutions and funds confidently holding this timebomb expecting some kind of amazing returns? 60% of the stock is held by insiders and institutions as best i can tell
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# ? Dec 22, 2018 01:07 |
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lol there's a Nazi defender stanning for Musk in the GBS thread
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# ? Dec 22, 2018 01:31 |
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linku plz
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Ben Murphy posted:explain to me how TSLA's stock has been able to withstand the sell-off onslaught that is wrecking the market I think most people in this thread are living in a fantasy world where their enraged shitposting has tangible market effects
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# ? Dec 22, 2018 01:36 |
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lol no.
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:linku plz https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3877653&userid=117784
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Blazing Ownager posted:I get a feeling a lot of the people mad at Tesla hate him because he's rich and therefor 'the man' or something. lmao
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Ben Murphy posted:explain to me how TSLA's stock has been able to withstand the sell-off onslaught that is wrecking the market People that won’t sell at any price are reducing the supply of stock out there to trade. Less stock trading bouys the price but funds can’t really sell because selling large tranches craters the price if you sell too fast. The large move down to $250 several months ago was Fidelity selling a portion of their holdings. If large funds want to liquidate, this stock is going <$100. Casual investors are starting to be tapped out money wise.
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Waffle House posted:I think most people in this thread are living in a fantasy world where their enraged shitposting has tangible market effects his questions are legitimate the answer is some variation of “for the past twenty years, investors have been extremely lenient towards companies that can show substantial top-line growth even in the face of otherwise terrible valuation metrics” and say what you will about Tesla, they have been growing revenue like mad when that changes, so will sentiment probably
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Ben Murphy posted:how are there still institutions and funds confidently holding this timebomb expecting some kind of amazing returns? 60% of the stock is held by insiders and institutions as best i can tell It's a classic Ponzi scheme, OP
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Hustlin Floh posted:https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3877653&userid=117784 god drat
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Blazing Ownager posted:Dude, I've seen crack head women strip naked and smear peanut butter cups all over themselves for Halloween while staggering up and down the asile. I've seen wheelchair bound old men grab women and refuse to leg go until the cops are called and throw piles of spit. I've smelled things you people would not believe, and had dozens of people cough in my face while watching the gang bangers scratch poo poo into the windows. And that's not even close to the poo poo that goes down in Japanese subways. e: maybe i just ride the nicest rails in the country but having ridden the san francisco BART nearly every weekday for the last 5 years i've gotta say that the worst thing that i've dealt with was testing my will against the making GBS threads rear end scratcher that vacated his bowels before getting off the train, and he was still real chill, didn't even make a fuss about it. Admiral Ray has issued a correction as of 04:36 on Dec 22, 2018 |
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i really really want to know what that dude thinks goes on in japanese subways.
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Muscle Wizard posted:i really really want to know what that dude thinks goes on in japanese subways. Probably thinks that porn he watches is real 100% of the time That is not to say that Japan doesn’t have some issues on that but that’s why they try to fix it? I mean, I would argue that the reason why public transport is not utilized as much is because there isn’t enough (also massive stigma). But that would need him to argue in good faith so lol I mean Hong Kong has amazing subways,
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