Absolutely. It's very dangerous. In fact it's so dangerous, I won't even live in the state where they do that. I've heard horror stories about those chains.https://twitter.com/sphagettiCodes/status/1264701696657285127 …
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Replying to @DanielleFong @paulportesi
grandpa would call it killin work, (necessary work for the lifestyle we have in the current system), but killin work. no fucking off, attention to detail will kill you, and some of your buddies, literally. "sorry boss left the chain at home".
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we think we are beyond this but I'm certain that this is still a huge percentage of whats going on and we've conveniently distanced ourselves from it. whether it's skinning hogs or mining lithium...the sausage making is not pretty, it's just hidden.
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Replying to @DanielleFong @paulportesi
apreciate it but not about being right for me. I'm a heinleinian talking mules in space kind of guy. i fear that we've decided to skip the dirty work, opting for the uplink trap, it will end poorly. money's on these roughnecks.
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Replying to @NigelBest5 @paulportesi
i feel that but this is still ridiculously hardcore! i would really try to engineer a safer methodology. my own company was vastly safer than this and we still got stuff done pretty well and fast.
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Replying to @DanielleFong @paulportesi
I get it, it’s insane, but it is a huge part of practice and more so what got us “here” and that’s not bad. I’m all for reeling back and growing. Know too many broken men that’ve made us. Hoping this is made obsolete so they can get on with colonizing space.
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i fear you overestimate the degree to which things are not fucked.
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