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by revscat 3y ago
They do publish images. What are you on about?
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by revscat 3y ago
I 100% agree with you. My only defense of OP is that `<` is something tends to be forgotten. Like everyone else in this thread I go to `cat` first for things like this. But sometimes I forget that even `<` exists, and the callout is a
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by revscat 3y ago
This site tends to default to a “remain placid” attitude and flag/downvote energetic replies, but if this isn’t worth abject panic and appropriate action then I’m not sure what is.
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by revscat 3y ago
Yes. I am certain that you are being deceptive. So I looked around. For a 33 year old driver, single, male, unmarried, with no tickets/accidents/etc., living in Sudbury, ON: Intact Insurance: 2022 Tesla Model S LR 4DR: $178.17&#x2
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by revscat 3y ago
Yeah, you’re lying.
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by revscat 3y ago
I just got on Intact’s website and got a quote for one John Smith, 18 year old male from Branford, Ontario. John wanted a quote on a Tesla Model 3 Performance. Their quote was $3200/year. You want to try and explain why it is that you
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by revscat 3y ago
You must have a terrible record or something. No one is getting quoted $6k/year unless they have a felony hit and run on their record or something equally as egregious. Not even in Canada.
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by revscat 3y ago
> A Tesla Model 3 at the same level insurance would could me $6014 a year before taxes. I find that incredibly difficult to believe. According to [1], the average cost to insure a Model 3 is $2500, which tracks with what I am paying. Who
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by revscat 3y ago
It’s not, and in OS communities when there is a disagreement, or people do not like the decisions made by core contributors, then people make their displeasure known. And if these problems aren’t addressed to their satisfaction then they ta
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by revscat 3y ago
I truly abhor strawman comments such as this. They offer nothing other than a false sense of superiority. They are like buzzing mosquitos on a hike: annoying, distracting, and useless.
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by revscat 3y ago
Is this sarcasm? It’s hard to tell sometimes.
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by revscat 3y ago
It's pretty apparent you do not, in fact, understand, since nothing you have said resembles reality, but rather lazy strawmen. It is almost universally understood that no business can operate at a loss, inducing by those who are moving
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by revscat 3y ago
It wasn’t, and isn’t, about API pricing. 3Ps have repeatedly expressed their understanding in that regard. It was the exorbitant rates being charged, the 30 timeline given to make the changes, and the unwillingness of Reddit corporate to ev
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by revscat 3y ago
I would politely remind you that people, myself included, are fully cognizant of everything you have said but are still switching away from Reddit. You may want to take a minute to think about why that is, without sarcasm or the presumption
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by revscat 3y ago
No one is claiming to be irreplaceable, although if you have evidence to the contrary you're welcome to provide it.
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by revscat 3y ago
I can guarantee you that there are reporters who would love to talk to you. You should seriously consider approaching one of those, and I hope that you do so.
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by revscat 3y ago
While this is true, a significant part of Reddit's appeal are the smaller communities, and they are staying closed in droves [1] [2]. There are thousands and thousands of these that are still dark, and have announced no intention of op
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by revscat 3y ago
I don't see a way that Huffman can follow through on his threat. According to Reddark [1] at the time of this writing there are still 4752 subs that are dark. I understand that powermods exist, but were Huffman to follow through on his
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by revscat 3y ago
This was my thought as well. To answer your question, though, I imagine bad faith actors of various flavors will be flocking the site: 1. Corporate marketing departments 2. Unpopular political/religious factions seeking to surreptitiou
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by revscat 3y ago
"Leans heavily Republican" is not "only".
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by revscat 3y ago
The auto dealership lobby is one of the most powerful in America. It leans heavily Republican, and Republicans dutifully propose legislations which protect these wealthy -- but almost wholly unnecessary -- middlemen. Slate had an expose [1]
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by revscat 3y ago
‘. to take you back to where you last made a change
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by revscat 3y ago
cf) - change everything to the closing paren df: - delete to the next colon 2f, - move cursor forward to the 2nd comma I find cause to use f fairly regularly.
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by revscat 3y ago
I’m not so sure. I think Huffman saw all the hype around ChatGPT, and how they trained their model on Reddit comments, and had a fantasy about charging AI companies high rates for future API usage. Apollo, et. al., were an afterthought, if
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by revscat 3y ago
While this xkcd is frequently germane, in this case it is not particularly apt. The core CRuby team, who maintain the current “standard”, are in agreement that YARP — the new “standard” — will one day replace it.
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by revscat 3y ago
Who are you talking about, specifically? Name names. Otherwise this appears to be a straw man.
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by revscat 3y ago
No one believes this.
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by revscat 3y ago
This isn’t entirely correct. Generally American policy tends towards increasing financial suffering on the poor and middle classes. Paid bail is another in a long line of such.
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by revscat 3y ago
For most, not owning a car is a choice that can not reasonably be taken.
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by revscat 3y ago
If this becomes commercially available I will be very curious to see what effect it has upon obesity levels.

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