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by kubb 2y ago
Ukraine is not a member of NATO.
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by kubb 2y ago
I think you're in the minority. All Trump had to say was "I'll end wokeism and immigration" and he easily won the election.
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by kubb 2y ago
You can go to jail for criticizing the government in Russia and Belarus... Not in any of the EU countries. It's sad that you believed whoever sold you this lie.
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by kubb 2y ago
I think Go, for all its flaws, is an example of a language where mediocre developers can be more successful. Java would be another.
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by kubb 2y ago
I feel like there’s a minimum developer quality that’s needed when using a language like Clojure, without static typing, and with a wealth of idioms and best practices that need to be followed and libraries that need to be known. Without it
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by kubb 2y ago
Thanks for the writeup!
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by kubb 2y ago
They’ll build street chargers.
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by kubb 2y ago
Arrogance is thinking your myopic macro model has the power to fix every housing price crisis in the world. While ignoring every important factor but one.
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by kubb 2y ago
You might be simply struggling with some cognitive hurdle here, I don't know what it is, and it's hard for me to help you. Maybe try to research the city of Barcelona, its topology, the available space for construction, the proces
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by kubb 2y ago
In this form, the law can’t be used to draw relevant conclusions about urban planning. It’s also demonstrably false, as the demand and supply never perfectly match.
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by kubb 2y ago
The highest demand for housing is in central locations where there’s barely any space left for construction. In Europe, cities were beginning to form around these nuclei often more than a thousand years ago. There are other factors to consi
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by kubb 2y ago
> The law of supply and demand is like the Newton's laws of physics, it works. Do they teach this to you guys in school? Many people religiously believe it. Newtonian physics is a model approximating reality, but it breaks down if y
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by kubb 2y ago
I guess most people don't feel this way, huh. That's fair.
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by kubb 2y ago
Is there a point to this story? It appears to be a description of a sequence of events remarkably devoid of any conclusion, climax, conflict, struggle, character development or whatever we usually see in stories.
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by kubb 2y ago
It's not cynism, people feel offended that there's another way to fund projects that via VC money.
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by kubb 2y ago
Wow! This is something new.
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by kubb 2y ago
This is one of those instances where I’m simply baffled after reading the first few paragraphs and have to express that immediately. The author did the same thing twice and he didn’t consider as the most important factor that the second tim
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by kubb 2y ago
I hate it, and I'd consider this a crime akin to theft. It's literally taking advantage of people who don't have the faculty to defend themselves, and capitalising on their human weakness.
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by kubb 2y ago
Institutions are organized people. They aren’t more immune to the information firehose than me or you.
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by kubb 2y ago
See my other comment. Some of his ventures do produce value. That’s not where the money comes from.
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by kubb 2y ago
The classic business is about producing valuable economic outputs and creating a stable revenue flow from bringing them to market. The modern era post-business is about dipping into everyone’s pockets, by securing cash flow from the stock m
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by kubb 2y ago
The bulk of his wealth is the Tesla stock. I know that SpaceX produces value. Some of his ventures do. But the image of a genius entrepreneur is way more valuable than any government contract he might get. Remember he was way less crazy bef
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by kubb 2y ago
You don’t understand the Musk business model. It has been the same for years. His wealth doesn’t come from his products, but from his fanbase buying his stock. The purpose of everything he does is to influence the public opinion to make him
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by kubb 2y ago
At this point it’s clear that Google either isn’t trying or can’t produce a high quality LLM right now. A bunch of H1Bs at Xitter did it way faster starting at 0, though Jensen probably supplied all the GPUs Musk needed and there were likel
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by kubb 2y ago
Thank you for this! My Victorian novel reading experience is about to level up.
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by kubb 2y ago
Does it have machine translation? That would be a killer feature for me. Edit: it has AskGPT!
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by kubb 2y ago
Like… building software with complexity beyond a React tutorial? I think I’m good.
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by kubb 2y ago
It hurts to be disparaged like this… I forgive you, but please don’t address me anymore.
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by kubb 2y ago
What matters is that Neo-Nazis think it was.
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by kubb 2y ago
You might be under the impression that I'm trying to argue myself (you mention "dismissing an argument") and employ an ad hominem as a rhetorical tool. Not so! I'm well aware that discussion or debate isn't an effec

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