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by gdilla 3y ago
I hope it's not too late to see a new manual car with buttons and knobs. I think it might be. The latest golf R coulda been a true great if not for the dumb haptics.
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by gdilla 3y ago
Yes it's called NYC. Cars everywhere but you don't need one. Every neighborhood has everything you need. Subway taxis and Ubers and delivery for everything else.
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by gdilla 3y ago
800 parking spots per car in the US.
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by gdilla 3y ago
Saint John NB was cold, Moncton NB was hot. it's like that a lot.
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by gdilla 3y ago
sure, but AI will also produce a lot of useless outputs too.
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by gdilla 3y ago
some crazy person or country will bring the reckoning closer (or render it moot) by leveraging the unrest and fear, by blowing things up.
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by gdilla 3y ago
uh, ok? It's the trends we're talking about. not one year or one day of data.
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by gdilla 3y ago
the little domed areas we will call cities will be walkable. so there's that!
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by gdilla 3y ago
It's somewhat ironic all the billionaires are about space and mars and shit - like, ok, super in-hospitable, go for it. While we should be building our space fortresses and geo domes on earth to keep the elements out, and survive on so
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by gdilla 3y ago
Maybe that's what they said but they were also on the hook for rents or big real estate assets collecting dust.
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by gdilla 3y ago
Right, longer stays with kids, AirBnBs are almost always more attractive because there can be a kitchen & more spaces. It's hard to dine out all the time with kids.
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by gdilla 3y ago
wait till chatgpt folks realize how much the opportunity cost is of not monetizing their page views (yes, even for paid folks).
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by gdilla 4y ago
oh, it can be changed. The real question is, would they bother changing it (and having legal review blah blah) for you.
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by gdilla 4y ago
It's not like everyone is the same. Having the freedom to work from home (or anywhere) whenever you need or want to is amazing. Working in the office to brainstorm, see friends, get a change of pace or scenery is also great. Commutes a
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by gdilla 4y ago
dont invest in non-viable things. if you can't cover your expenses, it's not a viable business.
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by gdilla 4y ago
Or charge less and get a recurring fee for the API.
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by gdilla 4y ago
Another way to look at it - from here on out, you have the experience to start and maneuver from a better place. That's pretty valuable. All the hustling in the world won't fix a bad idea, a bad or non existent problem-solution. A
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by gdilla 4y ago
I was also wondering about the added energy needed to keep the fab cool enough to work in during the punishing summer months in phoenix. Seems like an odd choice.
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by gdilla 4y ago
So everyone that's still left - all H1Bs quaking in their boots? What a tragic twist to their american odyssey.
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by gdilla 4y ago
right? He wants engineering wage slaves, he shoulda bought TikTok. Or maybe he'll just end up moving engineering to China as his big brain billionaire flex.
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by gdilla 4y ago
learning cursive isn't.... rocket science. so i'm sure with a little effort one could get by just fine. Instead of google lens there'll be youtubers teaching you how to do it in 1 video and you'll be fine-ish.
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by gdilla 4y ago
Yup, and they think pissing people off is worth it (for their expected benefit). And... they're probably right. People have short term memories and other things to worry about.
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by gdilla 4y ago
Nor does the law treat fetus as equal to post-birth babies in other areas - You can't claim a fetus as a dependent on taxes. Now does one have to pay child support for a fetus. So what gives, christians?
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by gdilla 4y ago
I live in Canada so I can worry less about school shootings and white supremacist terrorism. Yes it exists in Canada but the risk is much less.
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by gdilla 5y ago
It's their metaverse. A walled garden metaverse. So maybe that isn't really a metaverse, but what they want you to think about a metaverse.
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by gdilla 5y ago
Except they're not going to be forced? You don't have a right to be employed. You may be able to wfh or find a job that will allow that. But being required to be vaxxed to go to the office seems reasonable to provide a safe work
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by gdilla 5y ago
you can do both. incentives, and disincentives.
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by gdilla 5y ago
Some people like to terminate their session (closing the tab doesn't always do that) Some people are using a shared computer and do not want to be remained logged in to whatever app they're using (think using your banking app at t
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Great investors make large concentrated bets where they have a lot of conviction(thehustle.co)
1 points by gdilla 5y ago|1 comments
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by gdilla 6y ago
Things have changed. But my close circle of friends get by on a closed slack group. we have channels for work, jokes, music, kid updates, etc. a lot better than FB.

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