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smegdawg t1_j5ym3nl wrote
Reply to comment by G0dofNothing in First Navajo woman becomes Speaker of the Navajo Nation Council by AudibleNod
I can't believe they had non Navajo Women as speaker for the house of the Navajo Nation Council.
smegdawg t1_j38xdjq wrote
Reply to Traveling from SeaTac to Forks by z00ker
> to meet some friends for a 4 day backpack starting at Shi Shi Beach. We're all meeting in Forks
How are the other 4 getting to Forks? Are they locals?
None of them can give you a ride?
- Land at Seatac
- Take the Light rail to the Pioneer Street Station ($3.00)
- Walk .5 mils to the Seattle Bremerton Ferry terminal
- Take the Ferry to Bremerton $9.45
- Have one of the friends that will be driving to Forks pick you up from there,
- It is 10 minutes off of SR 3 which is a likely way that they will be heading to get to Forks.
- 2.75 hour drive to Forks
OR
From step 5 take the a bus to Forks, would need more info and times to get pricing this way. nasty amount of time.
OR
Rent a car, might be wasteful if you were vacation to a city with transportation options, But you are going out in the wilderness and renting a car to do that is an entirely reasonable and in this case sane situation.
smegdawg t1_j37ahjl wrote
Reply to changing my life by foxycornn
> Seattle area
If you want to be in the Seattle Mero Area look on the South end.
Look for jobs in the Kent Valley in south king county.
Look for housing in the same area, or in north pierce county.
>entry level jobs...(paid relocation, relocation packages, etc)
That's a... big ask, unless you have specific qualifications for a specific field there is more than enough people locally to not pay relocation for entry level position ins nearly all fields I'd imagine.
smegdawg t1_j2xy7j2 wrote
Reply to comment by foundnotes in 2 Arrested In Power Substation Vandalism In Washington State by JGfromtheNW
>FBI special agent Mark Tucher... Tucher described himself in the affidavit as an expert in domestic terrorism assigned to the FBI Seattle division's joint terrorism task force.
smegdawg OP t1_j0grqmt wrote
Reply to comment by Mtnskydancer in Office chairs for people who can't stop sitting on their feet. by smegdawg
At the Office?
smegdawg OP t1_j0f7rqt wrote
Reply to comment by Medium_Brood5095 in Office chairs for people who can't stop sitting on their feet. by smegdawg
Very submissive?
It's comfortable.
Lying here on the couch positioned the same way.
Imagine crossing your leg "male style." But instead of the leg on the top. put it on the bottom
smegdawg t1_iw15i2k wrote
Reply to comment by chazzmoney in Scientists Taught an AI to ‘Sleep’ So That It Doesn't Forget What It Learned, Like a Person. Researchers say counting sleep may be the best way for AIs to exhibit life-long learning. by mossadnik
Interesting. Thanks for the ELI5
smegdawg t1_iw02s28 wrote
Reply to comment by empty_string_ in Scientists Taught an AI to ‘Sleep’ So That It Doesn't Forget What It Learned, Like a Person. Researchers say counting sleep may be the best way for AIs to exhibit life-long learning. by mossadnik
Isn't this essentially the difference between RAM and ROM?
Or are they adding a third level RUM, Really-Unfungible-Memory?
smegdawg t1_ivp69xr wrote
Reply to comment by TrainingCartoonist30 in WA election results 2022: Seattle, King County, U.S. Congress and more - watch this page, starting at 8pm by MondayCrosswords
>The legislature increased without a vote of the people, the tax on aircraft fuel from 11 cents to 18 cents per gallon, costing $14 million in its first ten years, for government spending.
For WA most of the time you can just cross this line out of the text and then re-read it to not get your head tongue tied.
Personally I don't think the bolded word should be there either as it reads as if it is costing the state this amount. A more accurate phrase would be "Generating $14 million in tax revenue..."
smegdawg t1_iv5v9p7 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in A Hiker and His Puppy Were Shot Dead on a Remote Washington Trail; Investigation Has Been as Strange as the Killings by ExtraNoise
Absolutely.
And you would imagine a proper autopsy would find dog hair/tissue in the gunshot wound.
Just talking about the physical possibility
smegdawg t1_iv5hulu wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in A Hiker and His Puppy Were Shot Dead on a Remote Washington Trail; Investigation Has Been as Strange as the Killings by ExtraNoise
The only bullet thing is relatively plausible.
An Australian Cattle dog(blue heeler) at 4 months old is small. 10 to 15 lbs.
He absolutely could have been carrying the dog against his chest and a bullet then went through both of them.
smegdawg t1_isoi38y wrote
Reply to comment by Palindromeracecar in Pregnant firefighter rescues woman trapped in car — then gives birth by kasma
Then you need to get your ears cleaned...
smegdawg t1_j8laucs wrote
Reply to The love locks by Chambers Bay by The_Red_Scare_1917
This is the lock picking lawyer and today we are going to spend 30 minutes and see how many relationships we can crack open.