Except that spammers can curate that set of posts and comments similar to legit users.

Recycling copper is already cheaper than mining a lot of cases.

There is also a lot more driving in the USA, even in a decent transit area like Chicago.

The City of Charlottesville has a master plan which includes infrastructure upgrades and expanding their business network.

https://www.charlottesville.gov/1666/Transit-Strategic-Plan-TSP

It sounds like the people suing don’t want to ride the bus.

A lot of people used to be miserable in families and relationships. Now they can be miserable alone.

The problem is that wealth inequality in the USA has an age component.

Boomers are far wealthier than previous generations at their equivalent age as a percentage of national wealth. They are also incredibly sensitive to taxes as their retirement depends on managing wealth.

In contrast, Gen X and millennials are poorer than Boomers at their equivalent age and mainly contribute to the economy with their labor.

It isn’t a perfect divide, but there is a wealth divide that represents itself somewhat as a generational divide.

Not really. I’d argue the dot com bust was worse due to the quantity of websites that died because they didn’t actually have a business model.

What we’re seeing is a tech industry where all the tech is on the right side of the S curve and trying one last stab at a technology that may be on the left side.

But it isn’t about creating quality results. It is about creating good enough results where the cost of failure in AI over humans is lower than the cost of humans over AI.

This has been Silicon Valley’s MO for generations.

Probably not. If Google could survive the Amazon App Store, it doesn’t have a reason to restrict sideloading now.

It sounds more like "I don’t want to shower and will use any excuse to not shower.

I feel this.

5 minutes if you expect me to see it all.

If I get a 50 minute video, I better get a timestamp.

This is it exactly. I know it is there, but I’m hazy on what it was exactly and it needs to be 100% right.

Maybe not redlining, but there has been shown to be increased inequality by keeping the homebuying market opaque.

My condolences.

People don’t normally purchase toilets to stay on top of technology.

The current state of the art for toilets are that they have a decent metric modeling shit and they have improved a lot in that metric. However, few people buy new toilets.

An Epstein guy.

Is there a used electric truck old enough to be $20,000?