MiguelX413

It wasn't a subsidy so much as it was an exchange of electrification for state trackage rights.

I'm still not gonna use anything besides the Fediverse.

I also never considered chess engines or video games to have AI.

I see a few in some Telegram chats that I'm in

Tech jobs should be more like interviews instead, rather than making interviews more like tech jobs. I'd rather solve algorithmic puzzles all day.

Where is “over there”?

I ultimately came to the conclusion that both those who advocated for the fediverse as a Twitter replacement and those who complained that it was inadequate as a Twitter replacement were both wrong. People don't need “a Twitter” in the first place. It's a terrible website designed to maximize engagement, including negative engagement, for its profit.

I quite agree with https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38445649

Nobody said that.

Like both.

It's less work for sharers of links to remove m. from their URLs than it is for everyone on a desktop to do so.

Floats aren't stored in the same kinds of registers.

All forms of structuring society are "regulation". Capitalism doesn't exist without private property law.

We need to return to latchkey parenting.

I see, thank you for the explanation.

Why would we want to bury high voltage electric cables?

Like, for example, that island.

No.

It's significantly less portable to do so.

I think most people do understand that. It's just unintuitive that companies would prefer to pay rent for offices they don't need.

Why would the interests of those companies be aligned with those of their landlords in the first place?

I also misunderstood it in that manner.

That's fair! Thank you!

I advocated for no such thing. I'm just asking why I should choose another career, one which necessitates RTO, because I'm an extrovert.

I don't think you should. I just think that the in-between is quite worthless. Why not have fully WFH and full RTO companies for people to choose from according to their preferences? I realize that's not the subject matter of the article.

Why should I have to work from home just because I like engineering?

Ironically I detest online shopping and opt for brick and mortar when possible.

I don't recall ever doing so.

If Linux is to remain exclusively in the terrible memory unsafe language known as C, then I'm afraid I'll have to switch from Linux, which I've been daily driving for a decade now.

Linus already made that decision, and it was Rust.