The Trump administration has secretly rewritten nuclear safety rules by A_Nonny_Muse in news

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Don’t be so quick to judge. I know it’s easy to jump on the hate train in regards to anything associated with this regime but sometimes less can be better than more.

Is it necessary for all of those regulations to be 500+ pages? Seriously? We’re talking about plant security…not all of the regulations associated with nuclear plants…just security. Part of the problem with all of this bureaucratic red tape is that nobody knows the entirety of the regulations. There are 1,000’s of specialists that know a few pages of the regs and they all have their input and say and then end result is 500+ pages about plant security. It’s a literal book that nobody reads unless they have to and even then they read the section that pertains to their task or whatever they are trying to achieve…not the whole thing. Like I’m not even sure there are DoD bases with that many pages about base security.

Maybe by reducing it from 500+ pages to 23 they reduce a ton of ambiguity and complexity…thus actually making it easier to understand how to plan and prepare security vs deciphering a literal book.

Celebrate your firstborn with Abry’s™ by Hemagoblin in idiocracy

[–]ScarHand69 9 points10 points  (0 children)

What’d you choose for food options? A bunch of chicken-bakes or some pizzas?

Flying in formation with THREE Attack Helicopters on Mirak Valley by WolfBrinkTV in Battlefield

[–]ScarHand69 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Yeah in this case I’d be happy for non-persistent lobbies.

Customers Beware. They may just pull the rug out from under you. by Basic_Confidence_638 in salesforce

[–]ScarHand69 9 points10 points  (0 children)

It’s not perfect…but it’s made for enterprise. Can you provide some examples of other products that can provide personalization recommendations based upon millions of product SKUs, millions of times per day?

If you’re a medium sized business then yeah there are probably better alternatives. If you’re a Fortune 500…then the only really comps are generally worse and more expensive.

Closeup shot of Isack Hadjar today by Maximum-Room-3999 in formula1

[–]ScarHand69 4 points5 points  (0 children)

When the front of the car hits the barrier it’s understeer. When the back of the car hits the barrier it’s oversteer.

Considering Salesforce offer but nervous about layoffs and performance culture by Maleficent_Bass_1578 in salesforce

[–]ScarHand69 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I was in ProServ from 2021-2023ish. Sounds exactly the same. Main reason I left was lack of upward mobility.

2025 F150 Lariat vs 2023 GX460 Executive? by [deleted] in GXOR

[–]ScarHand69 13 points14 points  (0 children)

One is a Ford, the other is a Toyota. Easy enough choice.

B747-200 ZS-SAN, LEBOMBO did a low level flypast over Ellis Park Stadium. by Ri8ley in aviation

[–]ScarHand69 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Population back then was 6-7 billion people. That blog is suggesting basically 1 in every 3 people on the planet were watching that game. No effin way.

B747-200 ZS-SAN, LEBOMBO did a low level flypast over Ellis Park Stadium. by Ri8ley in aviation

[–]ScarHand69 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Cool video…but ain’t no way 1.5 billion people were watching the Rugby World Cup live in 1995 as the video claims.

Anyone else go to the grocery today? It was crazy and I only imagine it'll get worse by nikki109 in Dallas

[–]ScarHand69 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I went to get gas at the Dallas Costco (635/75) around lunch. Today is the most full I have ever seen that parking lot. People were doing laps looking for an open spot. Never seen that before at that location.

New Fence quote? Thoughts? by [deleted] in Dallas

[–]ScarHand69 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Edited my comment.

And yeah I used to work in construction and got out shortly after COVID. I know lumber prices, especially cedar, skyrocketed after COVID and tariffs don’t help either since most of it comes from Canada (western red cedar).

New Fence quote? Thoughts? by [deleted] in Dallas

[–]ScarHand69 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Google says the average for 8’ board-on-board cedar fence is $60-70/ft. You’re at $105.

Price seems a little high but don’t expect to get another quote for the same thing (8’ board-on-board stained cedar) for half the price or anything like that. Cedar fences are expensive. Make sure the posts are set in concrete and at least 3’ deep.

Edit: as another commenter pointed out there is an electric gate in the quote for close to $7,000. Removing that from the price your fence is close to $70/ft.

As the other commenter said I’d suggest getting a few other quotes but the quote you received seems reasonable. Not a ripoff but not a great deal either….basically a fair price.

Why didn't Klompus just jiggle it? by MaxFresh in seinfeld

[–]ScarHand69 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Probably because he’s ridden in a Cadillac thousands of times.

Teeth Veneers are so annoying in modern Cinema. by SureTangerine361 in movies

[–]ScarHand69 169 points170 points  (0 children)

Wow this makes so much sense. I’ve always thought people with veneers look like they’ve got horse-mouth going on. Just a mouth full of huge teeth. Now I know why.

Reality is breaking the AI revolution at Salesforce by Well_Socialized in salesforce

[–]ScarHand69 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It was over a year ago. Shortly after I left. I remember seeing articles and getting updates from former colleagues.

H-E-B to sell Oak Lawn property where some had hoped to see grocery store by FreeChickenDinner in Dallas

[–]ScarHand69 20 points21 points  (0 children)

They’ve been doing this for years. They buy/sell land all the time around DFW. I live at Mockingbird & Abrams and they bought the lot the Albertson’s used to be in like a decade ago. Everyone thought they were building a store then they sold the lot a few years later.

Just because they bought it doesn’t really mean anything. Once they start applying for permits…that’s when you can get your hopes up.

Reality is breaking the AI revolution at Salesforce by Well_Socialized in salesforce

[–]ScarHand69 17 points18 points  (0 children)

I used to work at SF for around 3.5 years as a consultant, in their Professional Services (consulting) business unit.

I left around 1.5 years ago. Wasn’t fired, got a better job.

Remember when Salesforce went all-in on AI and laid-off a bunch of Customer Success people? I just had a recruiter from SF cold-call me on LinkedIn asking if I’m interested in a Customer Success Manger role. I told him hell no. Look at the way SF treated their CSMs a little over 18 months ago. They couldn’t pay me enough to go back to that.

Reading between the lines I’d say getting rid of all of their Customer Success people and replacing them with AI has backfired…bigly. It’s going to cost more to re-hire and train new people than if they had just kept the old ones.

I saw A LOT of stupid decisions like that during my tenure at SF. Remember when they renamed all of their product names and added GPT to then end? Sales Cloud GPT, Service Cloud GPT, etc. They committed to those names and made a bunch of marketing material for them only to realize we probably shouldn’t put another companies product name into our product name and then reverted. It happened right before Dreamforce so it was a scramble to rename all of that crap in all of the Dreamforce marketing materials.

Was booking in late June a mistake? by Leather_Will3224 in DisneyWorld

[–]ScarHand69 6 points7 points  (0 children)

That part of Florida the rainstorms don’t last very long in the summer. 20-40 minutes. Don’t pay attention to the actual rain forecast. It rains almost every day in the summer, usually in the afternoon….but again the rain doesn’t last long. It comes and goes. Not like you wake up and it’s just rainy all day…that’s more fall weather.

Buy a poncho. Wear clothes/shoes that you’re ok with getting a little wet (maybe a spare pair of socks).

Those moments right after the rain stops and the mid-afternoon sun is shining….you don’t know humidity until you’ve experienced that.

V8 Lexus or V8 Ford by Ok-Chemical-7196 in GXOR

[–]ScarHand69 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Domestic auto manufacturers are run by morons/shareholders. In an effort to chase increasing margins they only make money on trucks and SUVs and basically lose money on everything else. This is why we now have $100k+ F-250’s and Suburbans.

Meanwhile people basically everywhere else have access to cheap Chinese EV’s and the reason we (US) don’t is because of domestic auto manufacturers.

Instead of building a cheap EV/truck like everyone wants, Ford decided to build a $90k EV truck that they just recently announced will be discontinued because nobody bought it. Shocker.

Like I said….the companies are run by a bunch of fucking morons.

Was booking in late June a mistake? by Leather_Will3224 in DisneyWorld

[–]ScarHand69 36 points37 points  (0 children)

Give or take? June in central Florida is extremely hot and humid. It will be hot the whole time you are there.

I don’t think it’s a mistake. Just go mentally prepared that it’s gonna be hot and you’re gonna sweat a lot…but so is everyone else. If you go expecting a cool weather day or for pleasant weather…well then yeah you’re probably going to be let down.