readyman

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by readyman 2y ago
> I didn't realize that FDA Class I regulations were this easy to comply with. They definitely won't be once this open source effort shows any sign of success. You can't solve political problems with technical solutions.
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by readyman 2y ago
Drivers usually just drop off orders at the door, per request by the customer. Requesting otherwise would probably deprioritize your delivery and cost the driver money because they have to wait, causing other orders to be delivered later. I
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by readyman 2y ago
The ads themselves make the buying pretty transparent
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by readyman 2y ago
Capitalism works perfectly if you just ignore all the inevitable disasterous consequences and outright failures.
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by readyman 2y ago
> Figuring out how to post a photo to Instagram should require very little cognitive thought while working out how to do your taxes by yourself, even if the process is really well-designed and optimized can take some time and work simply
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by readyman 2y ago
You forgot the scarequotes: "Security" at the capitol...
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by readyman 2y ago
Low income consumers aren't counting taps. They're counting dollars. COL has risen faster than wages.
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by readyman 2y ago
It always depends on where one's wealth and/or income comes from. The interests of a working person who rents is different from a working person who owns their own home, whose interests are different from a residential real esta
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by readyman 2y ago
The fee is for selling someone else's software. I personally despise capitalism, but your complaint about it is among the least convincing ones I have ever heard.
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by readyman 2y ago
Easy? Maybe it seems that way if you know nothing whatsoever about American politics.
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by readyman 2y ago
WARNING: Do not click. Website has autoplaying videos.
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by readyman 2y ago
> Requires airlines to refund? No. The headline is a lie. See the article: > The DOT rules lay out that passengers will be "entitled to a refund if their flight is canceled or significantly changed, and they do not accept altern
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by readyman 2y ago
> The DOT rules lay out that passengers will be "entitled to a refund if their flight is canceled or significantly changed, and they do not accept alternative transportation or travel credits offered." "Alternative transp
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by readyman 2y ago
Decent editors may try that once, but they will give up right away because it will only work by coincidence.
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by readyman 2y ago
For the reason above and many more, it is simply wrong that we have been trying democracy.
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by readyman 2y ago
> The issue with the medical system is similar to the issue with prisons: It has no person that is motivated to care about it. Why prisoners must be able to vote or you cannot claim to have a democracy
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by readyman 2y ago
Trains running on time requires far far far more than just more drivers. I don't think you need that explained to you. I simply agree with you about housing policy. There is no excuse for not housing people. The US is a pathetic failu
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by readyman 2y ago
> Yes, that's what we make right now on average. > If you work in tech for a few years that's kind of average. You should probably learn what "average" means if you're getting paid that much to develop softw
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by readyman 2y ago
Your math is based on you and your partner making 400k-500k/yr lol.
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by readyman 2y ago
If I had children when I wanted to (which I am still saving up to do) then their grandparents would still be working full time.
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by readyman 2y ago
They have, and the reality is that it's simply wrong that such services exist. It's a delusion. People want to believe such services exist, and in practice they have limits of 30 or 60 days in the very best of cases.
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by readyman 2y ago
No jobs in sight?
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by readyman 2y ago
ML engineers don't clean streets, pick up the garbage, serve food, stock fridges, repair buildings, deliver goods, make the trains run on time, etc., etc. What are you talking about?
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by readyman 2y ago
Sleeping on public property is basically how they're measuring this. Just read the article.
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by readyman 2y ago
That is technically true, but it doesn't matter in practice. Local electorates are primarily wealthier people with time on their hands (tax payers), so they overwhelmingly prioritize local commerce, which usually involves fighting crim
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by readyman 2y ago
Local electorates are primarily wealthier people with time on their hands, so they overwhelmingly prioritize fighting crime and promoting local commerce, which are efforts that homeless populations are seen as undermining. The result is tha
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by readyman 2y ago
State democracy and capitalism. Local electorates are primarily wealthier people with time on their hands, so they overwhelmingly prioritize fighting crime and promoting local commerce, which are efforts that homeless populations are seen a
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by readyman 2y ago
Historically, the law tends to differentiate between human beings and inanimate objects because not doing so has historically been highly unpopular. Littering is already illegal, and without parking time limits in certain places you would n
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by readyman 2y ago
What Amazon has become is not your fault. It's a systemic inevitability. Don't be hard on yourself. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tendency_of_the_rate_of_prof...
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by readyman 2y ago
Sounds meaningful for the 10th percentile, but what about everybody else? I assume this is supposed to be a joke?

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