DoesntMatter22

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by DoesntMatter22 3mo ago
The vast majority of you money goes to the federal level. You are here nitpicking and not dealing with any of the real issue. You are dancing around it for the sake of semantics rather than dealing with the actual issue.
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by DoesntMatter22 3mo ago
True, but again, if people were free to compete why would the hospital go with a 13k option. If people had any choice in the matter, which many times they don't due to regulations, then they would pick a cheaper option.
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by DoesntMatter22 3mo ago
First of all I didn't complain. I don't care what happens personally. Secondly it's just a fact that the US has a tremendous amount of regulations compared to the past. Just look at how few regulations existed in the 70s vs t
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by DoesntMatter22 3mo ago
"since so much of it (and so much of its growth) is for the military" So clearly you are pretty uninformed as the military spending is only 13% of the federal budget. Social Security (AKA a socialist program, IDK if anyone can den
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by DoesntMatter22 3mo ago
They said we live under true capitalism right now we I’m clearly showing we do not. Not to mentions the US is far from “self regulating” there are millions of words of regulation in the US.
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by DoesntMatter22 3mo ago
The United States is far more socialist than capitalist and it’s not close. In the early 1900s the federal tax rate was 0. Now we spend 125% of what we bring in in taxes. That is definitely not capitalism. That’s not a free market, that is
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by DoesntMatter22 3mo ago
Again, as I keep explaining, if companies were free to compete then even 911 is not going to redirect you to a 13k ambulance service. Why would they unless they are getting payoffs. It doesn't cost anywhere near that to transport you.
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by DoesntMatter22 3mo ago
The EU can technically do it but they won’t. Starlink dwarfs all the services you mentioned. The EU doesn’t even believe in air conditioning much less making a robust satellite network
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by DoesntMatter22 3mo ago
There is always credit through printing money which all the world is soon going to have a reckoning over
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by DoesntMatter22 3mo ago
Yes because you don’t have health insurance until you have a heart attack right? You never pick that before hand do you?
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by DoesntMatter22 3mo ago
Can you name some?
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by DoesntMatter22 3mo ago
Again, if people are doing it cheaper, how could a 13k per ride company stay in business? 911 services would have to be steering them to an insanely bloated expensive company. That wouldn't happen. Competition brings better service and
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by DoesntMatter22 3mo ago
I live not to far from NYC and I think it’s fantastic. Comcast was charging me 75 a month and Starlink charges me 40 for the same service which is generally excellent
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by DoesntMatter22 3mo ago
You would do it before hand of course
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by DoesntMatter22 3mo ago
Wont matter because nobody is going to be paying 12k for a ambulance ride if there are people doing it significantly cheaper.
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by DoesntMatter22 3mo ago
You don’t have to. You do what you want. I’d prefer to hire a company where the workers make more money. Right now they make a pittance.
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by DoesntMatter22 3mo ago
I think the answer is very simple. Regulation. If there was no regulation or very little then anyone could open up an ambulance service and the cheapest costs and the best service would win. Unfortunately that’s not the case. It’s like day
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by DoesntMatter22 3mo ago
Small apps in college are much different than huge apps in the real world
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by DoesntMatter22 3mo ago
Weird I use it 8 or so hours a day and I haven’t had that issue
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by DoesntMatter22 3mo ago
I currently just use a Mac Mini M4 with cursor. I had 30 years programming before this (in my mid 40s now) so I am not a great person to give vibe coding advice because I have so much actual coding m. I’m pretty sure I couldn’t have done it
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by DoesntMatter22 3mo ago
It’s a fantastic signal processing / engineering app. There are 5 major players and this app isn’t quite as good but it’s in the ballpark. I’d day when I release early next nonth this will be the biggest fully featured vibe coded app I
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by DoesntMatter22 3mo ago
The latest Bloomberg reports before the xai merger/acquisition showed a dramatic turn around in their financial situation. In the beginning it wasn’t good but they would have been fine after that. There are no credible reports to the c
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by DoesntMatter22 3mo ago
Don't think it was going to zero anyway. They only had to worry about servicing their debt, they were doing well other than that. And even then they were probably fine.
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by DoesntMatter22 3mo ago
Composer 2.5 is so underrated IMO. I built a really feature rich application, insanely complicated, close to 200k LOC since it came out and for the most part it ran like a champ. Only used CLaude a couple times to get it unstuck. 8 hours a
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by DoesntMatter22 3mo ago
Yes, so it’s a camera aimed at your face. Of course it’s a receiver, I’m not sure how that is relevant
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by DoesntMatter22 3mo ago
I don't think it's misleading at all. Is it a camera that's aimed at your face? It seems like it.
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by DoesntMatter22 3mo ago
Doesn’t work for me
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by DoesntMatter22 3mo ago
No short cuts but it’s an amazing service that’s benefiting millions of people already and will likely start to benefit millions more in africa
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by DoesntMatter22 3mo ago
So like every other ai then. I love ai but this is no different than what most have done
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by DoesntMatter22 4mo ago
Musk is winning on all fronts if you hadn’t noticed. Tesla is profitable with 40 billion in cash. Space x just had the biggest IPO of all time and just raised another 25 billion in debt financing. Getting 15 billion a year in payments for t

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