resonantjacket5

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by resonantjacket5 1mo ago
it's a statistical way. like for example maybe in your above paragraph claude maybe writes "Thus, I don't see how this wouldn't be insanely <easy>(instead of trivial) to remove" and then also says like "A
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by resonantjacket5 5mo ago
it's called automatic billing updaters. like Visa: Visa Account Updater (VAU) https://developer.visa.com/capabilities/vau Mastercard: Automatic Billing Updater (ABU) it worked fine for sometime, but the problem is
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by resonantjacket5 5mo ago
no it's like a continuation of your credit card for recurring payments. It's called Automatic Billing Updater (ABU) the idea is that if you ask for a new credit card after being stolen, your say utility providers or other like net
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by resonantjacket5 7mo ago
I’m a bit confused why so many people are commenting as if bus stop balancing doesn’t work or that transit riders won’t accept it. From 2010s and 2020s plenty of transit agencies across America have been implementing bus stop rebalancing in
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by resonantjacket5 8mo ago
generally it's the opposite. people need a lot more light. an overcast window is like 50k+ lumens while a light bulb is like 500 lumens. https://myopiainstitute.org/imi-whitepaper/imi-the-role-of-l... lack of ligh
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by resonantjacket5 1y ago
The main issues are under the Behavior differences https://go.dev/blog/jsonv2-exp#behavior-differences The largest problem were around behavior around nil in golang and what to convert into json and vice versa. * The v
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by resonantjacket5 2y ago
Or allow building higher than one story? Like most cities around the world
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by resonantjacket5 2y ago
> There's been discussions where the "next" airport should go in the Seattle region, and the consensus is that nobody wants it. The State Legislature created a commission to try and identify some potential sites, but the p
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by resonantjacket5 2y ago
The problem that this is the wrong measure to use emissions per mile, when it's really about emissions per trip. A car flying down the freeway uses less emissions per mile, but if one is traveling 50 miles versus just walking to down t
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by resonantjacket5 3y ago
I mean if it's on reddit or other platforms, one could do some simple search for them before they submit the post and prompt "seems like this article has already been submitted" and a checkmark if they want to bypass it.
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by resonantjacket5 3y ago
They are constructing it right now the expansion between bellevue to renton. https://wsdot.wa.gov/construction-planning/search-projects/i... The bellevue to lynnwood section was already 'expanded' a deca
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by resonantjacket5 3y ago
> I think it has to do with the way the city grew out north and south, with the city itself as a chokepoint (since it is surrounded by water otherwise). Common reasons people need to go from north seattle to south seattle: IKEA, Southcen
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by resonantjacket5 3y ago
It's actually a bit interesting to see WSDOT's plan for i-5. For capacity they aren't expanding I-5 directly, but expanding i-405 and sr167 instead for people trying to go past Seattle. For i-5 within Seattle area, there are
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by resonantjacket5 3y ago
Pretty nice website of chicagos zoning Fyi there’s an initiative to create a nationwide (USA) zoning map https://www.zoningatlas.org/
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by resonantjacket5 3y ago
Does it sound that unbelievable for the 2010s? There was quite a discrepancy between how the internet/computers were generally being used and the legality. Like https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2016/07/ever-
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by resonantjacket5 3y ago
> There's a 500x margin between the estimate and their costs anyway. It's probably more than just storing it in s3. Given their list of > Storage: $1.3 million dollars per year. > Servers: $2.9 million dollars per year. &
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by resonantjacket5 3y ago
I think it's satire? Or perhaps they didn't know one can send pictures and videos on Signal and assumed it was only text.
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by resonantjacket5 3y ago
If Travis AFB is closed, maybe it'll turn into a civilian airport? Similar to how John Wayne Airport was converted from Santa Ana Army Air base.
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by resonantjacket5 3y ago
(Mainly usa context) Most of what people commonly call "us supermarkets" are also "hypermarkets". But basically it's combining not only department stores but also with grocery stores. For example Target used to not
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by resonantjacket5 3y ago
I think it's pretty exciting. Don't have to keep using regex or weird parsing to get the key values from logs that one wants. Also a bit surprised how fast it was added to the stdlib, but perhaps there was a lot more consensus on
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by resonantjacket5 3y ago
I've read about edgedb in the past https://www.edgedb.com/blog/we-can-do-better-than-sql where they mainly changed the query language, underlying it still uses postgres. Though not sure how successful they've
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by resonantjacket5 4y ago
To clarify the issue isn't really shortage of single family homes by itself but single family homes nearby amenities (jobs etc...) Which while one can build massive freeways (Los Angeles, Atlanta etc...) eventually you'll run out
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by resonantjacket5 4y ago
Seattle can do this with its much smaller neighborhood roads and their roundabouts. Many other American cities with their much larger (new) suburban roads have cars driving at 30/40 mph in the neighborhood
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by resonantjacket5 4y ago
> A masterful suggestion. Truly inspired. It would actually solve the water crisis. What is currently happening is the government is giving away water at an underpriced value leading farmers to not implement more water conserving practic
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by resonantjacket5 5y ago
> So how do you manage zoning issues, including water and energy management? Single family housing uses more water and energy per capita, generally one will be fine. And overtime one can slowly upgrade infrastructure -- as is done around
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by resonantjacket5 5y ago
> What part of the system creates this difference? American local zoning laws forbid building anything besides single family homes in the vast majority of land. Some are even stricter banning even renting out rooms in those one-story hom
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by resonantjacket5 5y ago
> This pandemic proved that we can produce a "safe and effective" vaccine in 12 months. That is apparently a record. It shouldn't be - this signals that 75% of the wait time for new cures and vaccines is red tape. It can b
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by resonantjacket5 5y ago
> I have not studied the issue. Are there examples of where switching from low density to high density worked out well? That's the default for most cities around the around besides American cities where low density suburbs eventuall
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by resonantjacket5 5y ago
The criminal part I am referring to is failure to pay (assuming you are able to in the scenario that one fled to another country to avoid paying)
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by resonantjacket5 5y ago
Opting for low density make no sense if you are worried about forest fires or insufficient groundwater. Suburban houses use more water per person not less compared to urban dwellers. The forest fires near houses are caused by the low densit

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