Stanley Black-Decker
pleaseclap@urbanists.social
<p>Roll to pucker</p>
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Post #2954308
@castanea_jo Literally, it&#39;s so cool I carried it around in my cart for a few aisles before giving it up
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Post #2954307
@castanea_jo It&#39;s the same price on lego as it was in the store: so people are buying these retail and flipping for $70 on ebay
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Post #2954306
With takebacks and hints I&#39;m like, 1200 ELO come at me
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Post #2954305
Not to argue with anybody who teaches classical logic, but I really feel like the 5 lectures on complexity should have come before big O and the exam that included big O
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Post #2954304
Am I surprised Sahil Lavingia, creator of Gumroad, went to work for Elon at DOGE? No. Am I disappointed? Yeah kinda. Is it redemptive that he&#39;s counter-messaging, now? Maybe a little https://www.npr.org/2025/06/02/nx-s1-5417994/former-doge-engineer-shares-his-experience-working-for-the-cost-cutting-unit
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Post #2954303
Since urbanists.social admin is dormant (which is completely fine, you do you) I am doing the good fedi citizen thing and migrating to techhub, which is probably more aligned with my interests anyway Sad to leave the server that helped me escape Twitter, but I sort of enjoy that migration is a normal part of the fedi experience and mastodon is built to handle it. Regular revolutions keep things spicy https://techhub.social/@pleaseclap
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Post #2954302
@manicExpressive Is the &quot;collaboration&quot; part of that description important to you?
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Post #2954301
@jonnn Yeah, I mean If there&#39;s any difference between Indy and LA it&#39;s because the cops haven&#39;t started attacking protestors indiscriminately yet yet
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Post #2954300
@zephyrleifrenner @paninid Letting the days go by ——
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Post #2954299
@SRDas @zephyrleifrenner @paninid My parents made the mistake of watching this VHS with their toddlers: my sister and I mastered the entire language
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Post #1702426
I was today years old when I learned &quot;parking&quot; literally used to refer to civic green space lining the roads So every time you say parking you&#39;re directly referencing a thing that was lost during the automobile&#39;s aggressive and costly takeover of public spaces