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871.
by TylerE 2y ago
Both a competitor AND a history of operating in, to be polite, less than good faith.
872.
by TylerE 2y ago
"See something say something" signs are common in the US in places like subways and airports.
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by TylerE 2y ago
Is not the set of such things offered still editorial judgement? (And as an addendum, even if you think the answer to that is no, do you trust a judge who can probably barely work an iphone to come to the same conclusion, with your company
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by TylerE 2y ago
Plus, as professional software used by people along (mostly not very much) money with it, productivity is key. Lilypond loses badly here. I can enter 200 or 300 bars in Dorico in the time I could do 20 in Lilypond - and that’s at the rate
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by TylerE 2y ago
Yeah I’m about 2 hours from the nearest real airport and it’s pretty miserable. Anything I can drive in 8 hours or less is faster to drive. What you don’t appreciate is that it’s not just the added distance, it’s all the extra uncertainty.
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by TylerE 2y ago
It’s a problem in the medium sized cities too? Because many of the smaller rural facilities are being closed down (often in the wake of for-profit buyouts), and then all those displaced patients overrun the remaining facilities in surroundi
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by TylerE 2y ago
Columbia and Cumberland are about as opposite as you can get. You might as well say “San Francisco is one of the greatest cities on earth, so you should move to Bakersfield.”
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by TylerE 2y ago
No offence, but you can’t really say that after a single visit of a few days. For instance, healthcare in Appalachia is generally terrible, as are the crime rates.
879.
by TylerE 2y ago
Far from the worst accessibility thing just on HN. I will now beat the “grey in slightly darker grey” is not an acceptable color scheme drum again.
880.
by TylerE 2y ago
Winners in this case means jackpot winners. This is especially relevant as unlike partial winners, the jackpot is shared, not duplicated.
881.
by TylerE 2y ago
I'm not sure if this is true, as large jackpots see a higher than average number of tickets sold.
882.
by TylerE 2y ago
He has admitted those videos are 100% staged with hired actors. https://www.reddit.com/r/youtube/comments/a8848z/mark_robers...
883.
by TylerE 2y ago
But he was, as many many others have pointed out, hosting files on US based servers
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by TylerE 2y ago
You say "just" like you think that sort of thing is easy . Nothing could be farther from the truth. For one thing in many DBs certain (often nessesary) schema changes require a global write lock. It's much much easier to jus
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by TylerE 2y ago
Because likely there is one master, authoritative data source and that has to go down at some point.
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by TylerE 2y ago
Because more instances costs more money and are more complex to orchestrate, costing even more money.
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by TylerE 2y ago
Because most sites don’t want to spin up 100000 instances in 40 seperate data centers.
888.
by TylerE 2y ago
Anything will seem like the future if you ignore all the obvious insurmountable downsides.
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by TylerE 2y ago
https://ls1tech.com/forums/what-worth/1972347-don-t-overpay-... https://www.hemmings.com/stories/news/auction-market-reset-2... https://browncarguy.com/2024/05/
890.
by TylerE 2y ago
Uh Hoovies Garage and Vinwiki are two of the most watched car YouTube’s and both deal exclusively with collectible cars. (And tgeee are plenty more similar guys… Matt Farah, he’ll even Doug Demuri is don’t more or less exclusively high end
891.
by TylerE 2y ago
Seems fairly simple. The collectible car market was insanely bubbled during Covid, with ma y things double in price or more what they weee gen a year or so earlier. This attracted a ton of people who rushed to start making video content ab
892.
by TylerE 2y ago
I've also never seen glass used in takeaway/disposable containers.
893.
by TylerE 2y ago
It's not a window manager, but a tool for doing various things to windows triggered by hotkeys.
894.
by TylerE 2y ago
Most groceries stores DO offer wheelchairs, either powered or manual, to their customers.
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by TylerE 2y ago
I don't skip commentor names intentionally , but HN makes it really easy with the stupid (not sorry) light grey on slightly darker grey text. Contrast is an accessibility issue, and HN sucks at it.
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by TylerE 2y ago
Any leverage exposes you to possible liquidation. That’s what leverage is. You’re essentially borrowing an asset You don’t own to sell.
897.
by TylerE 2y ago
Why do you misrepresent what I said? “One of” != the absolute most single thing
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by TylerE 2y ago
A $500k aircraft that still requires a PPL solves neither of those, and getting the PPL is contingent on passing the medical, both inititally and at regular intervals thereafter.
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by TylerE 2y ago
One key difference I see between something like this and an ultralight is the danger to people on the ground. A few thousand pounds moving at up to 200mph or so (potentially 300+ after structural failure) is a lot of kinetic energy.
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by TylerE 2y ago
One of the biggest barriers at this point is probably getting a medical. There are tons of perverse incentives there - getting one if you've ever been prescribed mental health meds, for instance, can be at best a ton of red tape.

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