typewithrhythm

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by typewithrhythm 1y ago
It absolutely is a massive factor; because people plan a few years ahead. Consider how much it changes what you can afford if you save one year worth of payments in each case. There is also less need to get the maximum possible loan if hou
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by typewithrhythm 1y ago
This is both ignoring inflation, and the potential to shorten the duration of the loan.
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by typewithrhythm 1y ago
It's not a matter of competition around current supply, it's a complaint about policy that has lead to a decline in what a 20-something can purchase over time.
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by typewithrhythm 1y ago
Conceptually neoliberal societys do not have a strong way to seperate community and social goals from economic ones, because their very philosophy is that prosperity creates social improvement. Meanwhile everyone is living in low trust econ
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by typewithrhythm 1y ago
Its not about the actual mechanism of regen, it's how it interacts with the other systems on the car. Modern ADAS is a whole lot more integrated on EVs than it ever was on combustion cars, not by some inherit requirements of EVs but du
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by typewithrhythm 1y ago
In theory they can be mechanically, in practice high ADAS standards and functionality like regenerative breaking make it feel like a pretty high risk proposal to allow an end user in.
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by typewithrhythm 1y ago
You can call it selfish, but you can't call it fascist. In my perspective, it's less about what you should or shouldn't do; its about making sure that question is down to your individual morality.
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by typewithrhythm 1y ago
Depending on the specific services in an area: everything from subsidised legal access to medications, to access to accommodations in schools seen as favorable (private environments to take tests, or extended deadlines). Some areas have sp
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by typewithrhythm 1y ago
There is substantially more going on than "tolerance vs intolerance". We have a huge influx not just because of changing diagnosis standards, but also because the financial benefit for getting a diagnosis has also expanded. The vi
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by typewithrhythm 1y ago
Very briefly visited, (I'm an Aussie) I saw lakes and dams; but I never really had a look to see if there was a good spot to build a pipe between or to create a new lake. You don't actually need an excess of water, you need to be
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by typewithrhythm 1y ago
I don't really know if there is somewhere in Texas that works geographically; but the idea is if you have a good spot you essentially get an arbitrarily large store for the price of one dam. At some point you get limited by fill/d
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by typewithrhythm 1y ago
I gave several real, amoral, and tangible examples to explain why we should respect old debts in the current day, as it allows us to use the tool of currency to facilitate trade. No moral arguments are needed here. You are also still trying
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by typewithrhythm 1y ago
Your fundamental problem is you are taking ideas that apply to individuals and are trying to apply them to abstract groups. You are doing it again with the idea of trust. Trust between nations is a concept that exists, but it's not the
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by typewithrhythm 1y ago
You cannot will away an old debt without consequence because a current entity owns it, now, in the present. This is not a morality based decision. You are again trying to conflate abstractions that pertain to individuals and ones that perta
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by typewithrhythm 1y ago
Debt is a mechanic we use to settle long term concrete transactions, particularly between complicated abstract entitys like nations. To be able to enter into new long term agreements, we must respect existing agreements. Morality pertains t
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by typewithrhythm 1y ago
You dont seem to understand; the debt is owned and exchanged by contemporary people, why or when that debt was created is irrelevant, because the body (government) that owes it has many other debts created over time. You can not pick and ch
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by typewithrhythm 1y ago
If you say we are not paying a debt to slave owners, then slave owners do not receive money. If you say we are not paying the current holder of a bond we created to pay slave owners in the past, then you damage your current credit rating. (
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by typewithrhythm 1y ago
Because a debt like that is essentially a chunk of currency, that is passed between entitys; it doesn't matter when a debt a government was issued, the current holder is another contemporary entity or person. Why a debt was created is
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by typewithrhythm 1y ago
That is not a debt to slave owners, that is a debt taken on to pay for the costs of abolishing slavery. It's also talking about real agreements for an entity to exchange money in the future, for a bond tied to the value of the currency
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by typewithrhythm 1y ago
Unfortunately I simply don't agree that it's a better product for everyone, for a few reasons, but the most simple is because there are costs involved. A hypothetical zero additional effort inclusion at design stage, still wouldn&
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by typewithrhythm 1y ago
You seem to have the opposite perspective on the relationship between someone who makes a product and customers... I am never looking at one specific person or group when planning what to invest time in, I'm looking for the best return
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by typewithrhythm 1y ago
This is a very artificial way to make the argument though; it's still not worth it from a revenue or user acquisition perspective, it's just a risk from a potentially fickle government body.
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by typewithrhythm 1y ago
The context is that the UK government has extremely wide reaching powers to fine or imprison based on online speech, with much of the wording of these laws being contrived as anti terror. So by classifying a position as terrorist ideology,
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by typewithrhythm 1y ago
It's a bullshit disingenuous media tactic trying to make people outside an area who would benefit from a project appear just as valid as the community members opposing it. The fact is it's not actually your backyard just because y
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by typewithrhythm 1y ago
There seems to be a growing gap between the people who define "community" as the group of people who live in and wish to direct the changes in the area they are in. And the people who define community as the group who receives the
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by typewithrhythm 1y ago
The 3d printer The reusable rocket The driverless car Plus a shitload more that reached enough maturity to be broadly useful. CNN's Vr Cheap Thermal cameras You seem a bit too pessimistic to google things for yourself, but technol
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by typewithrhythm 1y ago
Value capture pricing is a fantasy often spouted by salesmen, the current era AI systems have limited differentiation, so the final cost will trend towards the cost to run the system. So far I have not been convinced that any particular pla
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by typewithrhythm 1y ago
Because a low and high cost phone do essentially the same thing, whereas a high trim car will do things like steering assistance in a way the low trim does not do at all. And to support the differences high trim will have different sensors
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by typewithrhythm 1y ago
There are other competitors for that segment, even the Q4e on the same platform has better UI. People still buy the ID4 because it's not enough of a deciding factor.
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by typewithrhythm 1y ago
Someone like Ford for example will have several software platforms, some for low cost vehicles, some high, some that are adaptable between trim levels. So as you go up in features on some model "the BigTruk" you might be going thr

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