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dventimi
2y ago
That's psql.
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Highly recommend anyone who cares about this to recognize that it's easy to "fix the debt" in the Debt Fixer just by raising taxes.
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2y ago
I stopped watching at the 12:30 mark.
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> I don't think that's up to Waymo, it's a legal thing mostly. The city has to allow that. Did the SFPUC make a change to disallow that then, because point-to-point is how Waymo worked in SF as recently as a month or so
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If I understand it correctly, if I build an Android app, I can offer in-app payments through a variety of integrations: Google, Stripe, Amazon, etc. If I build an Apple app, in-app payments can only be offered through the Apple payment syst
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I wish they would test going back to point-to-point pick-ups and drop-offs. I can easily see reasons to move to a designated pick-up and drop-off location model, but I feel it weakens the value proposition for people with mobility issues if
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2y ago
Utilities do not work like that. They do not all charge for lost revenue.
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I’d forgotten to charge my headphones so Limp Bizkit started playing out of my laptop speakers. Fortunately no one else on the plane seemed to mind so we all rocked out together. Here's where I parachuted out of this article.
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2y ago
Teaching math is not a substitute for teaching general problem-solving skills.
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100%. Incidentally (obviously) that also applies to teachers, restaurant workers, and others who aren't fortunate enough to be among the tech Eloi.
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2y ago
You said that already.
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I'll take that as a "no".
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An hour and 14 minutes??? Please, for the love of God, get to the point, man.
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2y ago
I might be. I also commuted downtown from the outer Richmond for years, on the 31, the 38, the 1, and the 5. Oh, I've seen plenty of crazy stuff, but only one assault.
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2y ago
Can you quote my question back to me and point out the presumption that the person is likely to disagree with?
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There's always a first time.
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I don't think you understand what "loaded question" means.
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Bingo
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I've ridden the 22 through the Mission at midnight every Tuesday for much of the last seven years. I assure you that's exactly as much as I thought I do.
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I'm sorry. You lost me.
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I've been riding MUNI for 25 years. The only assault I saw was a drunk office worker on his way home on the 31AX.
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> That's a loaded question It's not a loaded question to ask what a person means when they introduce a term. > The types of people are those who would assault others on some fashion. That's a tautology. Nobody knows
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2y ago
> I think proper programming language support is the way to go. Personally, I would prefer a SQLite database. Ok I'll show myself out.
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2y ago
What do you mean by the type of people who will be riding in them?
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I feel you. Thing is, I think there is a solution or at least part of one, on paper. We know what to do. Trouble is, we can't do it because of politics, politics that transcends the usual divisions. It's hard to have a tech utop
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> Uber doesn't really have a way to increase profit through messier cars Don't they? Allowing messier, older, and less pleasant cars would increase the supply of drivers, allowing Uber to place lower bids on those drivers, lo
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2y ago
> We need some type of off-ramp Now, we're talking. Often, there will be handwringing about low-wage jobs from people who wouldn't dream of working low-wage jobs and who benefit from the existence of low-wage jobs. Often, tha
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No idea. I'm just reporting on what's already actually happened in the past (my ride experiences) instead of speculating on what might happen in the future.
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Yup. Plus, if Waymo can clean its cars with greater efficiency at lower cost than Uber can, then all other things being equal, Waymo will have cleaner cars.
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2y ago
I didn't understand any of that.
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