PKop

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by PKop 3y ago
The mod workload on fediverse is in addition to, and magnifies, the operational cost of running the servers. Put aside moderation then, I don't see how decentralized independent servers scale if "free", whereas centralized co
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by PKop 3y ago
How do these independent servers cover the costs of "success", if more users join it's more cost, more moderation hassle. Who pays for it?
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by PKop 3y ago
You missed the sarcasm. The quoted statement is actually one that Cal does not agree with.
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by PKop 3y ago
Not just wall street. All of the governments, and thus their budgets, where this real estate resides are completely dependent on property taxes and the overall commerce in the area which will collapse if people (and then secondary small bus
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by PKop 3y ago
Respectfully, I don't really agree at all. The crime wave that these cities are willingly welcoming and not stopping, is going to create new Detroits, or St Louis, or Baltimores...but actually probably just worse. I don't think yo
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by PKop 3y ago
The option and the form will work that way, but the input itself will then show the value instead of the option label... the input is not smart enough to present the option as a select does, it shows whatever you have in the "value&quo
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by PKop 3y ago
I think it's more about local government budgets, decline of tax revenue, and everything that comes with workers (and then area small businesses) leaving en masse. The corps are implementing proxy policy because of pressure from govern
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by PKop 3y ago
The circle is squared by realizing what isn't sunk yet, but will be, is the tax revenues from corporate real estate and commerce lost if the city centers lack people. Work from home decimates some of these areas if people simply aren
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by PKop 3y ago
Running, hiking, lifting
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by PKop 3y ago
This is a great idea and an example of thinking outside the box to actually achieve a goal, rather than cargo-culting the corporate conventional wisdom that collaboration has to be in the office or can't be constrained to a small amoun
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by PKop 3y ago
And pro- "not jamming everyone into unaffordable cities" which makes real estate costs for the employee untenable....while increases in remote-work enable growth or at least maintenance of current population in smaller towns and r
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by PKop 3y ago
I'm sorry, are you under the impression that high level government agents don't lie? That he isn't no-name makes the lie more plausible of course. We're talking hypothetical and possibilities here, that you're compl
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by PKop 3y ago
He could simply be lying, pushing a propaganda message of the state. Why would you without evidence believe he is being truthful whatsoever? There is geopolitical advantage to making the world think you have advanced weapons tech, or that i
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by PKop 3y ago
This is absurd. Your ilk was willing to risk well being and health of youth for some hypochondriac fear because the very old and co-morbid had some risk. There's nothing honorable or good about this. >Typical white Americans This is
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by PKop 3y ago
Or that they're lying for geopolitical gain. I'm not sure that we just can assume what we are told by the government is the truth.
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Cafe Standards Could Mean Bigger Cars, Not Smaller Ones (2011)(me.engin.umich.edu)
2 points by PKop 3y ago|0 comments
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by PKop 3y ago
The resource you are requesting is not in the cache, thus requiring a full load from whatever the source is.
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by PKop 3y ago
Just because someone doesn't deserve something based on merit, doesn't mean they won't be resentful and vindictive if they don't get it. You could even say the concept of merit and the reality of differentiation of compe
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by PKop 3y ago
I'm not sure that this is any better for information density. The buttons are weird, the modal takes up extra space.
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by PKop 3y ago
We can't all make it either, that is utopian thinking. There will be winners and losers.
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by PKop 3y ago
Whichever group/nation abstains from consuming better energy sources will just get run over by the the nations that don't make that mistake. ESG et all are national suicide pacts, look at Europe. They are declining, and will be a
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by PKop 3y ago
Awesome, good for them. More should oppose the insane climate propaganda and not cave to ideological mob pressure.
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by PKop 3y ago
Why not use proper anchor tags to show URL on hover (and every other function that actual links provide)? Not great to obscure where you're navigating to on a site with many external links.
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Uber chief DEI officer put on leave(twitter.com)
7 points by PKop 3y ago|0 comments
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by PKop 3y ago
Interesting statement here: "We rewrote our data layer to treat the database as a simple persistence layer rather than an application. We eliminated all the triggers, stored procedures, and row-level security rules. That logic lives in
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by PKop 3y ago
If a company embodied the values you profess here, I would boycott them. I'm part of a much bigger potential customer segment than resentful bitter people that get mad at real estate companies and real estate markets for existing. Tech
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by PKop 3y ago
https://archive.ph/Hm9vk
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by PKop 3y ago
There is always a housing or real estate crisis in many parts of the world. So what? And yet, people still need tools and services to purchase real estate, so it is good that they are built and promoted so people find them and can use them.
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by PKop 3y ago
What the hell are you talking about?
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by PKop 3y ago
If they're good at what they do, and provide value sharing their knowledge, yes.

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