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   by pajtl 5mo ago

   > Usually, the best way to figure out what needs to be programmed, is to start doing it, and occasionally take a step back to evaluate what you've learned about the problem space and how that changes what you want to actually progra
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   by pajtl 4y ago

   Wouldn't the new commander always say the ship is not running smoothly?
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   by pajtl 4y ago

   Longer distances also encourage plane and train use. Public transport is not about distance, it's about density.
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   by pajtl 4y ago

   Sure, but size is not what matters, density of population is. Of course nobody is expecting (equally good) public transport in all of Texas.
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   by pajtl 4y ago

   What does this have to do with anything?
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   by pajtl 4y ago

   The question is whether we're pricing in externalities appropriately. We've had the market do it once with ICE cars and it is painfully obvious that the pricing involved was only a fraction of the true cost to the environment. Pla