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Perhaps because there are so much regulations that also differ a lot from place to place. This makes economy of scales a lot harder, and stiffles innovating fas
by aleph_minus_one 3y ago
Perhaps because there are so much regulations that also differ a lot from place to place. This makes economy of scales a lot harder, and stiffles innovating fast.
- pixl97 3y agoPerhaps there is so much regulation because builders built deadly shitboxes that killed their occupants at the first moments notice. This said density regulations tend to be the problematic ones.
- aleph_minus_one 3y ago> Perhaps there is so much regulation because builders built deadly shitboxes that killed their occupants at the first moments notice. The problem is not just the regulations, but that these regulations differ a lot from place to place. This makes an economy of scale nigh impossible.
- evnc 3y agoIt seems like there's opportunity then in helping make regulations more legible/understandable, highlighting local differences, assisting with permitting and compliance, etc.? Seems like an area where LLMs could help out