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by tt24 5mo ago
Sorry but that isn’t your water. Do you own the Great Lakes? The Great Lakes are part of the United States and Canada. If the United States or Canada would like to repurpose the water within them for some better use then that sucks for you
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by tt24 5mo ago
It’s more like because they prefer to buy things like chips and soda over other options. Grocery stores then start stocking more of the former and less of the latter.
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by tt24 5mo ago
Oh you're right I misread your comment
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by tt24 5mo ago
I’m aware of these numbers and find them unconvincing. Food deserts are primarily due to customers preferred choices of groceries in those areas.
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by tt24 5mo ago
They should do this, but only because senators and congresspeople are terrible at trading stocks and they generally average below SPY. There’s like 2 famous exceptions, other than those they are simply abysmal traders because their informat
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by tt24 5mo ago
I find this argument entirely unconvincing. AWS’s massive outage lead to a significant jump in the stock price. No single grunt level employee has the power to affect any large company’s share price.
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by tt24 5mo ago
I’m sure they exist in places like Kingman. Doesn’t mean we need to structure our pricing policy around 0.001% of people
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by tt24 5mo ago
XD
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by tt24 5mo ago
You’re supporting it in your comment.
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by tt24 5mo ago
A completely made up thing?
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by tt24 5mo ago
I understand, and I disagree with you, I think it would be a good thing.
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by tt24 5mo ago
You’re supporting a price control law right now.
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by tt24 5mo ago
It’s not good for anyone to pay more for anything. That doesn’t mean we create price control laws or make everything free lol
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by tt24 5mo ago
Good point, we should regulate pricing models in service of the 0.000001 percent of people that live in places like Kingman, Arizona.
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by tt24 5mo ago
Why is it a bad thing that the man next to you pays 50% less?
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by tt24 5mo ago
Okay but I’ll be able to use OpenAI models on bedrock now Why would I care if AWS asks their engineers to work a little harder on a project
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by tt24 5mo ago
When sovergienty comes at the expense of availability the latter will usually win over the former.
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by tt24 5mo ago
It’s not really a different argument The suggestion was to replace DBB and S3 with some VMs. Presumably those VMs would be managed by the engineers part of the parent commenter’s organization. They do not have access to as many engineers as
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by tt24 5mo ago
They treat their workers super well, they pay a shocking amount Everyone practices tax avoidance, there’s nothing wrong with it. If you don’t like it then adjust the tax code
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by tt24 5mo ago
No it’s using an army of extremely well paid engineers, something I guarantee the parent comment has no access to
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by tt24 5mo ago
This is great, your suggestion to replace s3 and ddb is to run some VMs? I don’t blame people for being skeptical
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by tt24 5mo ago
What does this have to do with my comment exactly?
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by tt24 5mo ago
How is this related to poisoning anyone’s mind Looks like they collected some metrics. I’m fine with this
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by tt24 5mo ago
Maybe worry more about the organizations that actually have the power to do bad things rather than speculating about something that might happen at some point lol
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by tt24 5mo ago
Palantir makes dashboards haha, if anything they’re the least scary one on the list > Wasn’t it just a few months ago that a big tech CEO used his powers to gain access to all the US government data he wanted You’re so close! The organiz
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by tt24 5mo ago
No, I’m not aware of any banana companies that currently have the power to murder people.
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by tt24 6mo ago
Seriously I don’t understand how this is even a remote comparison lol If we’re worried about power there are other much scarier organizations to criticize first
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by tt24 6mo ago
Have they been doing this? Evidence?
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by tt24 6mo ago
Then complain about the US president forcing Microsoft to do X rather than just preemptively criticizing Microsoft for doing nothing
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by tt24 6mo ago
Saying this about a compute rental service is hilarious They have the power to do what exactly? Sell you some EC2 instances at reasonable prices? lol There’s organizations that have the power to openly kidnap and execute people and we’re be

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