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10mo ago
What does this say about tenants though? You expect someone to buy a home that you can’t afford, rent it to you until you can. Meanwhile, maintain it while you rent it, pay the property taxes and insurance as well, basically have a tiny cas
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10mo ago
Rent vs own isn’t the issue then. It’s the cost of the underlying asset.
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10mo ago
Still feels like you're blowing it out of proportion and are judging my hobby and reading into my post as braggadocios (which it was meant to be very matter of fact and kind of the opposite if you read any of it besides what I admitted
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10mo ago
> If you're a designer at a top 10 S&P 500 company making 6 figures, ... your career requires constantly chasing after what amounts to fashion trends every few years, otherwise it's a solved problem and probably does not pr
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10mo ago
Well said! A large part of my ethos is not caring what people think of me. As in, random people that don’t know me or try to make guess of my social status based on what signals I’m putting out. I care about what some people think about me,
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10mo ago
FWIW Nobody I know sees me rent these cars. I usually do it while on vacation. They’re fun to drive, so it’s closer to an occasional hobby than a complete change of my lifestyle
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10mo ago
The last one is key to my entire value system as a person. I have had some financial wins in life and try not to let it impact my day to day. I avoid, sometimes with great effort, flashy things (I’ve been tempted to by exotic cars as an exa
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10mo ago
Your feedback is important, Take a survey about our site… after I just got there for the first time and haven’t even seen enough content to make any worthwhile observations about the site other than “leave me alone”
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10mo ago
They usually succeed with me. Or if I really plan on purchasing I sign up to get the discount only to immediately opt out, so what’s the point? We’ve been furnishing a new house and so getting usually ~15% off a high ticket purchase I’m alr
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10mo ago
Agree. It doesn’t have the futuristic vibe but an urban gondola type system is probably what would be best. Especially in a city where there may already be a network of structures to leverage (eg. The buildings/rooftops and elevators).
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10mo ago
Is pig > insect > cow (and reverse) any safer or have same concerns?
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conductr
10mo ago
As a layman on this topic, but assuming the gathering requires fossil fuel and probably lots of it given the scale, is it feasible to do the gathering in a net negative carbon way? I feel like anything I hear about that teases net negative
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conductr
10mo ago
If it requires an expert engineer/dishwasher to keep the flow running perfectly, the human is the bottleneck in the process. This sounds a lot more like the past before AI to me. What AI does is just give you enough dishes that they do
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10mo ago
> Right now, though – I’m broke. Anyone need a website or IOT project built? I am AI assisted, very fast! Oh wow, this author is tone deaf to the entire situation that is occurring in the world right now. I just had a conversation with m
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10mo ago
That link isn’t really easy to find from the home page is a large part of the gripe here. You have to click About in the footer, remain curious enough to click All Docs on that page (which Pricing isn’t usually a part of “docs”), then all y
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conductr
10mo ago
You’re right that it probably filtered out a lot of traffic. Traffic that may have converted to users if they didn’t meet such a useless landing page
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conductr
10mo ago
It’s not really about censorship though, it’s about having control over a rent economy where there is no ownership. It provides maximum profit potential
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conductr
10mo ago
One look at Olaf's hands alone make that an impossible thing to guarantee. Those stick fingers will eventually poke a kid in the eye if kids are allowed to get close to the character. If they gave him a small intimate stage, or roped o
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10mo ago
Demand for software has been tied to demand for software engineering labor. That is no longer true. So demand for software may still go up while demand for labor goes another direction. Also I do hold a belief that most tech companies are t
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10mo ago
People speak in relative terms and hear in absolutes. Engineers will never completely vanish, but it will certainly feel like it if labor demand is reduced enough. Technically, there’s still a horse buggy whip market, an abacus market, and
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10mo ago
Companies and hyper focused on integrating AI right now, which means they’re building this bench strength, and the obvious eventual question become what paid software can we bring “in house”. They will of course look at revenue growth oppor
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conductr
10mo ago
It says why in the quote, to “cool” it. I have never tried it myself but it seems like it would be effective for that purpose.
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conductr
10mo ago
I feel standard commercial radio is already that hellscape. I mostly listen to rock (classic or alternative radio stations) and it's the same ~20 things being rinsed and repeated every hour and every day. Has been this way for decades.
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10mo ago
Easy to say in a online forum, I imagine this could quite literally start a civil war in some nations.
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conductr
10mo ago
I'd consider them more trust worthy to pass me a MFA code than some random shady website that the GP was currently using, but sounds like people have tried this and Twilio numbers are on a ban list for many services
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conductr
10mo ago
Not sure if it flags as fake but I'd look into getting a dedicated Twilio number, then just forward incoming texts to your email or something like that. It would at least get the "shady" part out of the equation as Twilio is
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10mo ago
I understand that but I don’t feel they’re ready to hear what I have to say on it. In a way, I’m waiting for the right time. I have to preserve our relationship and try to be optimistic for them as a supportive friend for the time being.
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10mo ago
A couple friends have been laid off in fields similar, where AI is excelling and reducing demand for labor significantly, and it seems they’re mostly unaware and saying/thinking it’s the job market that is tough / time of year and
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11mo ago
The funny thing is a lot of that was never really necessary per se. Tons of stories about great projects coming out of tiny teams. They’re not likely geniuses, they just had focus and clarity and a drive to GSD without excessive unproduct
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11mo ago
Not sure if it meets the performance criteria you would need, but the higher end Microsoft Surface Laptop is on par with Apple MBP build quality wise from my experiences. I got one from work a few years ago and it’s now my preferred non-mac
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