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tonymet
5d ago
Speed limits have the ability to make everyone safer. An excellent driver, who is safe at 80, will be safer at 65. mandating automated driving makes excellent drivers less safe. An excellent driver, who has better skills than poor drivers
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tonymet
6d ago
ironically the prompt is too long for "ADHD"
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tonymet
6d ago
Which people? The bottom 20th percentile? 50th? Where do you draw the line? Wherever you draw it, there is a group of 10-100 million drivers who will be less safe (to themselves and others) in an automated vehicle. There’s reason to believe
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tonymet
6d ago
Let’s see their app size (and heap)
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tonymet
6d ago
Violations and collisions are not uniformly distributed. A minority of drivers cause the preponderance of collisions. Eventually these misunderstood stats will lead to everyone having their driving privileges revoked, when in reality, only
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tonymet
6d ago
Perhaps try reading more history about Nero.
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7d ago
The merchants , who need that cash flow
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tonymet
7d ago
Great examples all around !
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tonymet
7d ago
Can you give an example ?
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tonymet
7d ago
Plus fewer distractions.
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7d ago
Goods (and services) are priced at what the customer is willing to pay. In this case, the alternative is cash or cheques, both have much higher loss rates. That’s why vendors are eager to take visa over cash.
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tonymet
7d ago
Jokes on you. Merchants prefer credit cards because there is less loss than cash. 2.5% is nothing compared to 5-10% loss at the register. Plus easier and more accurate accounting.
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7d ago
Don’t forget arbitrage, which is the withholding of transferred funds for 7 days while the capital remains in visa’s accounts for “investing” / speculation. It’s like if you gave your buddy $100 to give to his room mate, and he decides
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7d ago
A worthy upgrade to a miracle product . Just a couple decades it was a sci-fi fantasy and we all can enjoy it . I get the bible in my ear all night at bed time and books while I work and walk around the property. Great to see the price cut
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tonymet
8d ago
i'm on windows feel free to send me a ticket on your app and I can help out. i'm also pretty good with GCP oauth apps. http://github.com/tonymet
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8d ago
i agree, but I'm certain fewer tokens are necessary
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tonymet
8d ago
“Be concise “
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8d ago
I’m a big fan of “use your own storage” apps like this great work!
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tonymet
9d ago
taking action requires understanding the leading factors that lead to the decline. If you only see one train car , you won't know that the engine needs to be alerted to stop 2 miles down the track.
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9d ago
I’ll assume the complaint is that the desktop is his space and shouldn’t be real estate for ads. Around 2005 it became obvious that consumer software licensing for operating systems was no longer profitable. Nothing like Windows 95 sold ag
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10d ago
Indeed. Convenience has a price. It’s the DoorDash of vcpu
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10d ago
I agree with part of your complaint, and many cloud services are deliberate vendor lock in (e.g. “serverless”). But all the cloud vendors offer containers as a service, where you build your image locally and run it in a region. Naturally t
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11d ago
I would replace freedom to travel with contentment / joy at home. I love my home , neighborhood and town. I used to die to travel because home had so much chaos. Now my home is beautiful , peaceful and safe so I get homesick when I t
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13d ago
fair enough, but among the movement between around 1970-2020 -- what were the top 3 factors in degradation of communities? would facebook be in the top 3?
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13d ago
culture
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13d ago
You’re right, and many American franchises still do, but they’ve understaffed the place so heavily that it’s often onerous to find someone to come to the counter. Plus, most (but not all) staff have lost social skills.
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14d ago
An app only a lawyer (or MBA) could love
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14d ago
I include the kiosk on the wall of shame . Just aweful.
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14d ago
We could all be a bit more humble about the onerous “tools” we’ve built . I have a lot of sympathy for the elderly, and the ridiculous rituals they go through just to book an appointment, fill a subscription, buy tickets to a concert, orde
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14d ago
Kudos to them for their longevity, integrity, high quality journalism, and the ability to continue to self publish. Most other journalists are depending on publishing apps (e.g. Medium / YouTube/ Social Media /etc) that are
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