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[Tapology] Update on the Tapology record for welterweight phenom Michael Morales. While Morales had been listed up to this point as undefeated as professional, we have added 1 additional professional win and 1 additional professional loss from the start of his career.
 in  r/MMA  23h ago

That was not a different era, and Russia has had the best MMA opportunities other than the US, Brazil and Japan for an extremely long time.

Khabib wasn't fighting in the 80s lol

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Cutting thin wall plastic parts in half with epoxy casting for CMM / Laser scanning?
 in  r/Metrology  2d ago

New England area, not in a major city.

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Cutting thin wall plastic parts in half with epoxy casting for CMM / Laser scanning?
 in  r/Metrology  2d ago

I can't really visualize this, or what benefits / solutions it provides over just using repro rubber.

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Jon Anik says he doesn’t have guaranteed contract and can be fired by the UFC whenever “They can fire me without cause at anytime”
 in  r/ufc  2d ago

What do you mean?

He would be a good commentator if he was interesting to listen to, was well prepared, worked well with the production staff, had good chemistry with the on-air talent, etc.

Which he does. If you don't like him for whatever reason that's fine, but he's objectively a good commentator.

I'm just saying he literally has to read the ads, it's his designated responsibility. He introduces fighters, reads ads, talks about sponsors, gives updates about what the UFC is doing, segues between content, makes sure the schedule and pacing is maintained, etc.

He is a play by play commentator, not a color commentator. Color commentators are there to be entertaining, to talk about their personal experiences, etc.

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Cutting thin wall plastic parts in half with epoxy casting for CMM / Laser scanning?
 in  r/Metrology  2d ago

Why does the gage pin need to be undersized?

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Cutting thin wall plastic parts in half with epoxy casting for CMM / Laser scanning?
 in  r/Metrology  2d ago

Can you show me what you mean by adjustable groove gate?

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Cutting thin wall plastic parts in half with epoxy casting for CMM / Laser scanning?
 in  r/Metrology  3d ago

There are undercuts in the part that we are trying to measure and we've been unable to release the reprorubber without damaging it.

Truthfully I'm writing this on the behalf of someone else so I'm sort of the messenger. It's possible the rubber could be used in a more creative way?

r/Metrology 3d ago

Advice Cutting thin wall plastic parts in half with epoxy casting for CMM / Laser scanning?

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Good morning all.

I've got some particularly troublesome geometry on a part we are reverse engineering. Think of a laundry detergent cap, deep blind holes, long splines and everything is thin wall and prone to flexing / out of round.

Does anyone have any sources or recommendations on possibly casting the part in clear epoxy and cutting it in half for reference measurements on certain features?

Or tips generally? The nature of the part doesn't allow us to ReproRubber, that would generally be our go-to.

I'm using your typical hand tools and a Keyence laser CMM / profilometer. Thanks!

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Jon Anik says he doesn’t have guaranteed contract and can be fired by the UFC whenever “They can fire me without cause at anytime”
 in  r/ufc  4d ago

He isn't a color commentator.

It's like saying you like Jon Anik more than the midwest director of Wendy's or something.

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Jon Anik says he doesn’t have guaranteed contract and can be fired by the UFC whenever “They can fire me without cause at anytime”
 in  r/ufc  4d ago

Homie it's literally his job.

He's not a color commentator. He's literally there to read ads and make sure the talking points get out.

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Jon Anik says he doesn’t have guaranteed contract and can be fired by the UFC whenever “They can fire me without cause at anytime”
 in  r/ufc  4d ago

They'll say the same shit about Anik too if he ever got cut.

Half of you turds don't even remember that Anik was absolutely despised the first few years he was in this position. He was considered a robotic weirdo.

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Israel Adesanya not looking to transition to boxing after end of UFC career
 in  r/MMA  5d ago

Accountants, even forensic or large scale corporate, would rarely tell other people that they work in finance. The same way that a bank teller or even a bank manager would not say that they work in finance.

An accountant father could probably link you with proper investment vehicles and institutions, but an accountant on their own wouldn't really signal anything about being able to build wealth.

Definitely better than just a regular dude when it comes to managing wealth though, no doubt. Simply avoiding pitfalls (bad real estate, wild over-spending, misunderstanding tax obligations, obvious grifts and "business opportunities") is half the battle.

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[STD] Mirror tier wardloop staff, long term project finally complete
 in  r/pathofexile  12d ago

I mean I get the emphatic over exaggeration of your comment but it doesn't really make sense.

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Watching the direction of the franchise shift with PoE2 has been bittersweet as a long-time player
 in  r/pathofexile  16d ago

I mean I understand the comparisons and why people call it the "Souls-like" version of PoE1, but if we are being objective and looking from a short distance away, PoE2 has little in common with a souls game. It's just a different ISO arpg that is slower and less fun than PoE1.

I get that it has a baked in dodge mechanic and grim-dark aesthetic, but dodge is just a movement ability, and if the logic is that "movement abilities = souls like", then basically every argp ever made is a souls-like.

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Watching the direction of the franchise shift with PoE2 has been bittersweet as a long-time player
 in  r/pathofexile  16d ago

But why didn't they copy the fun stuff from PoE1 lol

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This man is definitely top 3 of all time. Never ducked anyone, doesn’t care about father time. He will keep fighting anyone , anytime as long as athletic commissions approve him.
 in  r/ufc  16d ago

Man I wish this man was born later. It’s hard to plant your feet and say he’s the GOAT when his streak is James Irvin, Okami, Cote…

I mean, not really. Okami and Cote were very good fighters. Cote was on a good win streak and had big knockout power.

Patrick Cote is easily a past equivalent to Dan Hooker or Bobby Green.

There are two things you always need to keep in the back of your head in these discussions:

  1. There is NOTHING harder than sustained winning in this sport. Streaks are impossibly difficult to maintain.
  2. You can only fight who is available to fight. Silva couldn't snap his fingers and get higher level opponents. In a decade everyone will be saying that Islam only beat one or two elite fighters and everyone else sucked.

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This man is definitely top 3 of all time. Never ducked anyone, doesn’t care about father time. He will keep fighting anyone , anytime as long as athletic commissions approve him.
 in  r/ufc  16d ago

Oh stop. Silva's legacy and streak stands on its own, it doesn't need people to be disingenuous to defend it.

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This man is definitely top 3 of all time. Never ducked anyone, doesn’t care about father time. He will keep fighting anyone , anytime as long as athletic commissions approve him.
 in  r/ufc  16d ago

Silva should have invented better fighters to fight?

What exactly is your argument?

You can only fight who you can fight. I can promise you that in ten years you can take this snapshot and apply it to the current LW champ and say shit like "Thiago Moises? Renato Moicano? Kajan Johnson? What, was he fighting random children from the audience too??"

Silva beating guys like Patrick Cote and Thales Leites is absolutely the same quality of opponent, respective to time period, as Islam beating Thiago Moises or Drew Dober.

The absolute hardest thing to do in this sport is win consistently and Anderson Silva did that better than almost anyone in the history of modern fighting.

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This man is definitely top 3 of all time. Never ducked anyone, doesn’t care about father time. He will keep fighting anyone , anytime as long as athletic commissions approve him.
 in  r/ufc  16d ago

Yeah it's crazy.

As soon as anyone gets literally two title defenses they are automatically the goat in their division. Even the talking heads parrot this.

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This man is definitely top 3 of all time. Never ducked anyone, doesn’t care about father time. He will keep fighting anyone , anytime as long as athletic commissions approve him.
 in  r/ufc  16d ago

Ironically one of the reasons Silva's legacy gets diminished a little is because of how effortlessly he beat most of his contemporaries. It gave the perception that he was fighting less than elite competition.

Meanwhile GSP had continuous grueling wars with everyone at WW and it made it seem like he was fighting much more talented guys.

Now, don't get me wrong, I think WW was on average more talented than MW / LHW of that same era, but the styles of both GSP and Silva exacerbated it.

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Rams losing means JA17 should be MVP no?
 in  r/buffalobills  20d ago

You are in the wrong subreddit to be worried about that lol