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91.
by trgn 8mo ago
people became millionaires writing html 30 years ago. there's been these shifts in the past.
92.
by trgn 8mo ago
a usa with fewer people would be quite nice. more liebensraum for everybody, true affluence, a spacious rowhome in a walkable city and a rustic cabin in the woods for everybody. population decline is really only a problem in welfare states.
93.
by trgn 8mo ago
much easier too investigate and solve though. a few lines of paint here, a bollard there.
94.
by trgn 8mo ago
> another car sees a gap and changes lanes in front of you. it's largely a problem in the left lanes, thats where drivers will bunch up most. the subjective feeling is mostly a reptile brain issue though, the feeling you're get
95.
by trgn 8mo ago
yeah, or cop car, stuff with bolted on displays
96.
by trgn 8mo ago
counterpoint: why would sales people want to use a different crm each time they job hop every 2-3 years?
97.
by trgn 8mo ago
thats what theyre all doing. its gimmick and wont really fix the underlying issue.
98.
by trgn 8mo ago
but it is down 25% in days. if not contagion that ai is going to kill saas, then what?
99.
by trgn 8mo ago
the population bulge is at 50-60. with tfr as low as they are, we're looking at at multiple decades of a top-heavy pyramid. that's not disappearing anytime soon, it will take a lifetime.
100.
by trgn 8mo ago
somewhat tangential, but most interesting phenomeon is the phaseshift non-boomers will undergo when they're around 45, surveying what's left, realizing how much they have paid into the system already, and desperate to claim the sa
101.
by trgn 8mo ago
the crash is indiscriminate, which is really disheartening. even infra software is getting demolished, no llm is going to replace something like mongodb, but it's all traded under the same umbrella.
102.
by trgn 8mo ago
i live in one of these cities and it's impossible to explain.
103.
by trgn 8mo ago
Ha, no I'm serious, thx!
104.
by trgn 8mo ago
do you have link to article or vids where trump or admin talks about this?
105.
by trgn 8mo ago
falling usd is a disaster in a consumption economy like ours. fuels inflation. makes investing in usd-denominated assets less attractive. it's not going to boost exports due to tarriff walls. there's no silver lining here.
106.
by trgn 8mo ago
real's estate been flat for a number of years now in half the country, down even in some parts. not a crash perse, but certainly a bad investment and starkly different from situation 4-5 years ago.
107.
by trgn 8mo ago
it's its own design, doesn't look like a fat truck, more something new and big
108.
by trgn 8mo ago
i guess it's not accompanied with the noise which makes the difference for me
109.
by trgn 8mo ago
it's one of their models i would like for them to succeed the most. americans love trucks (especially where i live), and the impact of electric truck replacing ice ones on the gestalt of the neighborhood is significant, no noise, no fu
110.
by trgn 8mo ago
"ZIRP-era deadweight" that's 3-4 years ago now
111.
by trgn 8mo ago
good point!
112.
by trgn 8mo ago
Web mercator is fantastic map. It's well known of course, so very helpful to orient. Plus, its square and easily tile-able, which is good for performance. Shapes of countries are preserved. Plus, the lines are straight, which works gre
113.
by trgn 9mo ago
AI doesn't mind you'll be ridiculing it in public
114.
by trgn 9mo ago
> and it took us forever to find where he buried the rule. Salesforce is such an ugly beast
115.
by trgn 9mo ago
i still miss the interior of my 2010 fiat punto
116.
by trgn 9mo ago
it now has dedicated index types for logs and metrics with all kinds of sugar and tweaks in default behavior, they should introduce a new one called "database" that's acid.
117.
by trgn 9mo ago
so basically, none of it realized unless they borrow.
118.
by trgn 9mo ago
I'd say the exact opposite. engineering is markedly being outsourced to europe.
119.
by trgn 9mo ago
Like your optimism
120.
by trgn 9mo ago
also, future of USD-value is highly uncertain, dropped 10% last year, likely to drop more if interest rates keep dropping

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