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Be serious. Its not a class marker, its a nessesity. Even the poor have cars

People clearly chooses the convenience and predictability of cars, and pay significantly to do so

In places where there is greater convenience/predictability from pubilc transit, they choose it. See london/ny

Theres already git-in-rust project that is making good progress

https://github.com/gitoxidelabs/gitoxide

The tastelessness has been creeping in

Every service is somehow funded. Would you say NPR also isnt free?

Many countries have free news services though. Can read BBC and so on

Is this just dgx spark, but a laptop?

Does the subscription turn off ads?

It sounds like youre not helping.

Doing that amount of hours is what makes execs think they can ask that of other people too

What do they think will happen when the other party gets power

Just need to pay for ad placements within the LLM prompts

Was it uber?

So when is France/Germany going to subsidize a local competitor, say through anchor customers like their militaries

Thats a very impressive bang

Is this just for when applying for I-485 that you have to make a quick entry/exit trip,

or is it effective all the way back at I-140 time where people would then need to spend years away from the US?

They do A/B tests all day

What is the typical percentage for tech books?

So will this help openai/anthropic have lower congestion in the afternoons if they implement something similar?

If apple cant support NUMA ill eat my hat

This resonates strongly with me, in that all that extra margin has to be spent on something other than dividends

There was apparently drama, should we be using this or meshcore?

It adds large cost and is a hassle

Its not that 220v is missing, its that its special.

An unmodified garage in australia will have plenty of unused 240v plugs

and if they did want to modify, they can pay to have 3-phase 415v

He's a physicist though, not just a mic jockey

/s ?

You may be interested in Slate truck/SUV

https://www.slate.auto/

Everyone forgets you can NAT ipv6 just like you would v4

Circles was a lot of busy work though

Then a paid support plan at $500/mo for those mho want it?

Australia is doing a somewhat similar concept with the MQ-28 Ghost Bat, and has been flight testing