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by rcpt 1y ago
> Dashes should emphasize the clauses you consider most important — without using bold or italics —and not only for defining terms. So this is why the LLMs do it
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by rcpt 1y ago
I decided it was hard and never got very good at sharpening. Now I've got a Chef's Choice XV and my knives are sharper than they've ever been.
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by rcpt 1y ago
I think a lot of German knives are moving to the same angle now
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by rcpt 1y ago
There are cheese knives that are either very high aspect or have a holes so nothing will stick.
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by rcpt 1y ago
> show that the talent couldn't have been trained in the US The admin has been cutting billions in funding to universities which makes this argument easier. Need an expert in arithmetic combinatorics? Well Terry Tao lost his grants
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by rcpt 1y ago
I am an American-born tech worker and every job I've had that didn't involve bagging groceries was created by immigrants. Without these workers my career wouldn't have been possible.
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by rcpt 1y ago
We are already trying to hire local talent. It is not as simple as you think.
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by rcpt 1y ago
I am an American-born worker at a giant tech corporation. My coworkers are all immigrants, my job was created by immigrants, if they left I'd be unemployed because there's no way I can build this whole thing by myself. The work wo
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by rcpt 1y ago
Stop this nonsense.
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by rcpt 1y ago
A lot of stuff would not happen if it took a little more effort. Giving people some extra time to second guess themselves is a big deal.
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by rcpt 1y ago
No my point is that if OP were wrong then these places would be cheap.
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by rcpt 1y ago
In New York we had to suffer all these same arguments about low income trade workers with 9 kids that all need to be in different places at the same time etc etc etc. But congestion pricing passed any and it has been an incredible success.
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by rcpt 1y ago
So, OP is right. Despite the Nextdoor-tier rant about panhandlers the demand for walkable cities is huge. So huge that the super rich will pay handsomely and put up with panhandlers on top of it to live outside of car hell.
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by rcpt 1y ago
That just says people are mad about parking fees. And I don't know why you need an SUV in Paris. Seems like an unnecessary luxury that most people wouldn't care for.
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by rcpt 1y ago
Cities prevent larger apartments through onerous zoning codes. It's so expensive to build because of the permits and the risk that only a narrow type of structure has a chance of profit. > mostly built out Look at rent in Asia. They
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by rcpt 1y ago
Wait. Are the pedestrian friendly cities battlegrounds with panhandlers with horrible schools, or are they wildly expensive luxury destinations that are in such high demand that only the 0.1% can live there?
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by rcpt 1y ago
Childless couples aren't competing for 4 bedroom apartments. The problem is that cities forbid construction of those.
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by rcpt 1y ago
The article says that families are leaving because of high rent. I personally love it when my kids have freedom of movement. Every family we know is the same way. Carting them around all day and then sitting and waiting at various activitie
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by rcpt 1y ago
"wife I forbid you from traveling on that road" Do you have a wife?
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by rcpt 1y ago
And when they get a bit older you need to stay in the house all day trying to keep them off the worst parts of the Internet because cars have completely destroyed kids freedom
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by rcpt 1y ago
> Everybody loves public transit until they get panhandled for the jillionth time OP is right. The demand is huge and supply is tiny. Even with those scary panhandlers people are jamming onto public transport (when it actually exists) an
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by rcpt 1y ago
We crash a lot.
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by rcpt 1y ago
I don't think SpaceX is that great of a data point
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by rcpt 1y ago
That administration really didn't like tech
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by rcpt 1y ago
Alright you don't have to "scan every word" but at least read a little bit about the guy https://www.drvinayprasad.com/p/yes-mrna-vaccine-science-sho...
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by rcpt 1y ago
+ He's still talking about masking in 2025. + He wrote articles comparing the US COVID response 1940s Germany. + He wants to defund mRNA research. I don't know man. Given that he's a doctor and all his publicly stated views l
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by rcpt 1y ago
Thanks Jill Stein. There's a 3,500% tariffs on solar panels now btw.
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by rcpt 1y ago
I'm sure those workers that you genuinely care about can't wait to put down their soldering irons and get back to sustenance farming.
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by rcpt 1y ago
There was no case against Hillary you're correct. But that doesn't mean that there is no case against Elon. I'm not sure why you would draw an equals between the two. The SEC really does put people in jail, the stuff with Vla
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by rcpt 1y ago
Doubt.

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