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It operates as the manifestation of two ingrained beliefs:
1. When considering any question I must be rational and logical to the point of dismissing any unverifiable data as preposterous. (The idea that "I'm a logical person, all the subjective ideas you have, all the speculation you have... I don't care. I only go by the facts, I make my decisions based on those facts.")
Yet at the same time, the person holding this idea also holds this in their mind as well:
2. When considering any question, I'm going to assume that the information we currently have is all the information that will ever be available.
The problem: We use logic, but on the basis that everything we know currently is all there is to know about this thing. - Chuck Klosterman
why do they do `helm repo add teslamotors https://teslamotors.github.io/helm-charts/` instead of
`helm repo add teslamotors https://github.com/teslamotors/helm-charts/` ?
isn't the first one a webpage rather than a repo?
perfect ending sentence. sums up the trope of the time-starved billionaire businessmen
> In addition to the points made by sibling replies I’ll also point out that the crashed Twitter Space was one where Musk helped a Republican presidential candidate launch his campaign. No matter which party is involved, that’s not something a neutral speech platform would ever involve itself in.
A neutral platform is _the best_ choice for all candidates to present their platform on. Its a common discussion space where both sides have an un-censored dialogue.
When candidates can tweet to one another, and community notes fact checks in real time, that will be great. One reason I think trump is hesitant to come back on.
Only thing they need now is a simplified user interface for Apple Podcasts, 1 click button to listen to the latest episode of a certain podcast on there
This _is_ the test flight
https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a43473797/2023-ford-f-150-...
Will cost less and be more weight efficient