thisgoesnowhere

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   by thisgoesnowhere 3y ago

   Wait til you find out I'm using htmx with node.
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   by thisgoesnowhere 3y ago

   It's really not popular at all and it's growing linearly in terms of users (death sentence for a social) yet completely flat (suspiciously flat in my opinion) in terms of adoption. https://stats.nostr.band/
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   by thisgoesnowhere 3y ago

   Oh for sure, I don't think the tech is hard or impossible to implement. But you are describing a pretty invasive surveillance system.
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   by thisgoesnowhere 3y ago

   The infrastructure to count passengers would be either a security nightmare because of the surveillance requirements or a inefficient mess where you have to stop for some person to manually see how many people are in the car. The system the
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   by thisgoesnowhere 3y ago

   Trucks are more expensive because they take up more space. The comment I responded to was asking why higher passenger vehicles cost more.
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   by thisgoesnowhere 3y ago

   That is progressively less per person even though it's not less per vehicle.
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   by thisgoesnowhere 3y ago

   Have you ever been in rush hour traffic in NY? You cannot possibly have this opinion if you have.
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   by thisgoesnowhere 3y ago

   What is your alternative?
9. 69.▲
   by thisgoesnowhere 3y ago

   Great!
10. 70.▲
    by thisgoesnowhere 3y ago

    How was he begging for relief?
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    by thisgoesnowhere 3y ago

    I know how people claim it works yes.
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    by thisgoesnowhere 3y ago

    And when everyone becomes super paranoid and keeps their money from participating in the economy then we will transcend.
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    by thisgoesnowhere 3y ago

    Just say exit liquidity. It's faster.
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    by thisgoesnowhere 3y ago

    The word an in this sentence (indefinite article) means that the word animal is non specific. So this structure does not follow from the original. "A is B" is not the same as "A is a B" However, you are right that it&#x2
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    by thisgoesnowhere 3y ago

    I think they just understand that this is very unlikely to work even with best case estimates from people with a direct financial interest in this working
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    by thisgoesnowhere 3y ago

    I don't think midjourney can keep up with chatGPT with dalle as is. The experience creating an image is so much better with chatGPT4 now since you don't have to memorize commands
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    by thisgoesnowhere 3y ago

    I'm honestly not sure. I think I would say if she was in the industry for too long she is tainted as well. I was anti Ajit Pai as well for example. I don't know what's worse her having too little experience or too much.
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    by thisgoesnowhere 3y ago

    I think it's interesting to say she is out of her depth? What would you prefer?
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    by thisgoesnowhere 3y ago

    This seems irrationally conspiratorial. Big tech is ridiculously influential if you equate lobbying money to influence. Amazon, Meta and Alphabet are at the top of the list for lobbying spend https://www.opensecrets.org/fede
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    by thisgoesnowhere 3y ago

    I'm firmly in the camp that in a vacuum that comment looks dumb but the thread was actually great. Those were valid concerns at the time and the market for non technical file storage like they were building was non existant. Perfectly
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    by thisgoesnowhere 3y ago

    This hasn't happened often, but it has happened. Elastic search for example. Also dynamo db.
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    by thisgoesnowhere 3y ago

    Also trust. If this thing screws up now I have 2 problems, Im paying for a thing that doesn't work and I didn't get what I want. So it's more stressful and time consuming than just doing it myself
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    by thisgoesnowhere 3y ago

    Link?
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    by thisgoesnowhere 3y ago

    This isn't worth responding too, have a nice life
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    by thisgoesnowhere 3y ago

    Do you think the majority of the people who say defund the police believe that? Just because a minority of people have a terrible opinion doesn't mean the entire movement does. Also even the author doesn't believe they can actuall
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    by thisgoesnowhere 3y ago

    > A survey from YouGov found that Americans in the highest income category were by far the most supportive of defunding the police. > They can afford to hold this position, because they already live in safe, often gated communities. A
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    by thisgoesnowhere 3y ago

    How is Peter Thiel on the list of infectiously visionary and charismatic leaders? That would be like putting Paul G on this list. Neither of those two are applauded and loved in the mainstream even if they are both rich and extremely smart.
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    by thisgoesnowhere 3y ago

    > IMO a policy like this would not be easy to pull off Probably would be a lot of work, but if it's important then we could definitely do it.
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    by thisgoesnowhere 3y ago

    Id bet all my Reddit tokens that the person you are responding to has absolutely no idea that torts are even a thing.
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    by thisgoesnowhere 3y ago

    Have you ever heard about Bobby Fischer's opinions on literally anything other than chess? Is he not intelligent? As the other poster said it's not relevant how smart someone is in one arena because they can have dogshit opinions