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by rank0 3y ago
Enlighten me. Which G20 nation has better economic conditions than the United States? According to this: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_average... The PPP adjusted median income is highest in the
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by rank0 3y ago
Production of critical infrastructure WILL BE banned. Just because it’s in the future doesn’t mean it’s not a ban. I agree they’ll just repeal it if needed. What good does this law do then? So many people are relentlessly working on electri
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by rank0 3y ago
I agree! I mean they’ll have to undo it if comes to that. I just think the financial incentives are already far more motivating. Everyone and their momma is trying to get rich by selling EVs. Legislators don’t really create anything…private
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by rank0 3y ago
That’s true! But by 2036 our trucking needs are probably larger. The older vehicles break down. We wouldn’t be able to fill in the gap without repealing the ban.
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by rank0 3y ago
No not price point. I mean literally produce any meaningful number of fully functional EV shipping trucks. You should reevaluate your own logic. Banning critical infrastructure without a functioning alternative is observably a bad plan.
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by rank0 3y ago
Failing the moon landing wouldn’t kill our supply chains. It’s a silly comparison. How do you think we get all our food and raw materials around? With trucks!
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by rank0 3y ago
Why? Because shipping trucks deliver food to the grocery stores. Our supply chains would collapse if we suddenly cannot produce trucks. I believe we’ll figure it out too. But banning the production of critical infrastructure without a worki
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by rank0 3y ago
Insanity. Shouldn’t we first prove that we can actually produce electric shipping trucks?
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by rank0 3y ago
I’m not against municipalities placing restrictions on airbnbs. The reality is that they never end up doing that. That tiny mountain spot you mentioned probably LOVES all the tourism revenue. Also I don’t really understand your point…a smal
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by rank0 3y ago
Anytime you think you have a simple explanation for a complex problem it should raise red flags in your head. Developers absolutely want to build and sell as many homes as possible. Private enterprise is literally what created all the shelt
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by rank0 3y ago
Im trying to lead him to the conclusion that “capitalism evil” is a silly stance. Why aren’t you and GP out there building houses for a loss? None of the people complaining about capitalism ever actually practice their own ideals. Anyone is
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by rank0 3y ago
Why don’t you go put your money where your mouth is and go build homes for free. Capitalism is the only reason developers create shelter in the first place…
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by rank0 3y ago
> the real problem is the investor class snapping up the housing supply. I don’t understand why this narrative keeps popping up. Institutions own a very small percentage of homes in the US. They much prefer to own apartments, which is th
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by rank0 3y ago
It’s been growing consistently for like the past decade. Builders gotta build and they’re definitely working at it! It just takes time and demand has increased very quickly.
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by rank0 3y ago
What do you mean? You need to pay pretty stiff interest for a Heloc no?
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by rank0 3y ago
OpenAI integration is going to be a goldmine for criminals in the future. Everyone and their momma is gonna start passing poorly validated/sanitized client input to shared sessions of a non-deterministic function. I love the future!
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by rank0 3y ago
The EU is not even remotely self sufficient.
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by rank0 3y ago
Oh I see. Yeah 100% agree the people in the article are garbage lawyers.
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by rank0 3y ago
Ask questions! I’ve got a bunch of friends in the same boat…Poorly thought out plans become pretty evident with simple questions like “what’s your plan?” Or “do you know how to build that product?” But idk the other day I had a conversation
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by rank0 3y ago
I love KDE and for years used it as my main DE! This is kind of silly though…a DE for activism?!
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by rank0 3y ago
Disbarment is appropriate here. Why not blame your laptop manufacturer for creating the hardware you used to file your fraudulent court documents?
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by rank0 3y ago
These dudes are getting in trouble specifically for the shit answers spat out of chatGPT. Or yeah you could just yolo your freedom away and represent yourself using a mathematical expression with zero motivations, perception, or emotion.
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by rank0 3y ago
Anomaly detection has been around for a long time. You don’t need a chat based LLM to analyze data. The beauty of the markets is that you can put your money where your mouth is. If you believe there’s an inefficiency go fill it yourself and
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by rank0 3y ago
You believe LLMs are capable of predicting financial markets? In his line of work, he’s absolutely right. Correlations change. Markets react to themselves. LLMs may have some place in analyzing prior data…but it can’t predict what interest
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by rank0 3y ago
I'm not sure if you're American or not, but in my country we're being torn apart by a mob of people who feast on outrage. I come from a family of Vietnamese immigrants, who's lives were ravaged by war and political perse
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by rank0 3y ago
Justine’s work is truly remarkable.
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by rank0 3y ago
That table you linked only measures rates of 34 countries. You realize there are ~200 countries on the planet right? It’s just objectively true that the US enjoys much higher living standards than the rest of the world…even if Brazil’s home
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by rank0 3y ago
Homelessness is absolutely normal sadly. You cannot eliminate all homelessness. It’s currently <0.2% of the population. Never before in the history of humanity have we enjoyed such high living standards.
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by rank0 3y ago
There is observably an abundance of cheap shelter. It’s just not where people want to live. Something like ~97% of people live on ~3% of the land.
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by rank0 3y ago
Why isn’t moving out of the most expensive city in the world an option? I believe the biggest factor is mental illness. The addiction and homelessness are the symptoms/results. (Obviously not in every case) We’re at record low unemploy

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