You can literally tell which municipalities in my state have been hoodwinked by the Karens into adopting "pay as you throw". They're the ones where there's trash everywhere. It's like these people can't think two steps…
> Practically, violence comes from influence of competing groups within the state. And yes, US is moving towards the same regime type The ideological and demographic makeup of certain internet communities makes them…
Eventually price crashes far enough below retail that commercial users start filling out a lot of the space because the cost per square foot is lower than their own space. Like you shove your winter PPE, your emergency…
So then why did damn near every European royal family make a habit of giving every prince and bastard son, including ones not in line for the throne, armies to go play around with? If you're a crappy king the last thing…
Somewhere in a cube farm that hasn't been updated since the 90s: "This month's analytics report indicates our college educated white collar employed left leaning traffic to our properties is down over the same month…
Pretty much all freight rail is already entangled with AI. I assume it's just a matter of time for stuff like WM.
>What multi-billion dollar company isn't trading money back and forth with NVIDIA now? Waste Management
Axon and Motorola also do a lot more to court state agencies who have grand plans of monitoring some highway corridor so their buddies at DEA/CPB/SMD/whatever can tip them off and their "drug task force" can make a…
>Flock is a scourge on democracy. Yes. Blame the pickaxe seller. Do not question the miners. Do not question the investors in the mining companies. Do not question the casual member population who thinks that all this…
Just blundering up to crosswalks because "they have to stop, hurr durr it's the law <foams at mouth>" results in a substantially worse pedestrian (and driver) experience than timing your approach and using your body…
The newest stuff is integrating with maintenance records so that things are timed really nicely.
>Right, you're talking about "traffic participant", are you including pedestrians or not? Yes, the point of nonspecific language is in fact to be non-specific and apply to all. If I meant pedestrians I would have said…
>but for pedestrians roudabouts are way better than traffic lights. This is ignorant texbook thinking. As a pedestrian it's far easier to safely time a light, even one without a cross signal, than it is to cross through…
> Why? This feels like it's assuming pedestrians share the street with vehicles, but besides the US and some other places, don't most "modern" countries have separate pavements/streets for pedestrians? Surely this is a…
The replies to your comment would be a lot funnier if I didn't share a country with some of these people. You're not gonna "driving culture" your way around a 10:1 volume difference and only a fool would act like you…
While the exact point at which it becomes "anti-american" isn't clear there's certainly a category of rhetoric in which people peddle subservience to the state (usually dressed up in obfuscating words, like they'll use…
>or very specific politician/execs properties, not random people, I don't know enough about dutch politics but in my country if the blue collar people wanted to annoy the white collar people without annoying other blue…
The point of economic sanctions is to act like a several % ball and chain around economic growth so over a generation or two whoever you've applied them to is impoverished, relatively speaking, and don't have much of a…
Nor do they have much economic surplus worth extracting so there's no reason for the .gov to throw them a bone or otherwise curry favor with that demographic.
A lot of the older "no vehicles over X" signage is denominated in tons.
>we offshored all production (because it was cheaper), And why was it cheaper? Shipping things from the literal other side of the world isn't free. Cultural and language barriers to efficient communication aren't free.…
They don't. They come in later and do their thing as normal. MEP workers have huge regulatory moats and trade groups with war chests which is why their bit of the process isn't being discussed here. If the tech isn't at…
It's not just the energy sector though being big business I assume they do the bulk of the lobbying. The electrician's trade groups and that whole supply chain are also scared shitless of a future where you can't lord a…
Doctors make bank they they were still happy to prescribe tons of oxy in exchange for pretty minimal kickbacks as long as it was plausibly deniable to them..... At the end of the day most of these calls for regulation…
Europe was deforested and you didn't drink from water downstream of cities long before the industrial revolution. Not that it matters to your point.
You can literally tell which municipalities in my state have been hoodwinked by the Karens into adopting "pay as you throw". They're the ones where there's trash everywhere. It's like these people can't think two steps…
> Practically, violence comes from influence of competing groups within the state. And yes, US is moving towards the same regime type The ideological and demographic makeup of certain internet communities makes them…
Eventually price crashes far enough below retail that commercial users start filling out a lot of the space because the cost per square foot is lower than their own space. Like you shove your winter PPE, your emergency…
So then why did damn near every European royal family make a habit of giving every prince and bastard son, including ones not in line for the throne, armies to go play around with? If you're a crappy king the last thing…
Somewhere in a cube farm that hasn't been updated since the 90s: "This month's analytics report indicates our college educated white collar employed left leaning traffic to our properties is down over the same month…
Pretty much all freight rail is already entangled with AI. I assume it's just a matter of time for stuff like WM.
>What multi-billion dollar company isn't trading money back and forth with NVIDIA now? Waste Management
Axon and Motorola also do a lot more to court state agencies who have grand plans of monitoring some highway corridor so their buddies at DEA/CPB/SMD/whatever can tip them off and their "drug task force" can make a…
>Flock is a scourge on democracy. Yes. Blame the pickaxe seller. Do not question the miners. Do not question the investors in the mining companies. Do not question the casual member population who thinks that all this…
Just blundering up to crosswalks because "they have to stop, hurr durr it's the law <foams at mouth>" results in a substantially worse pedestrian (and driver) experience than timing your approach and using your body…
The newest stuff is integrating with maintenance records so that things are timed really nicely.
>Right, you're talking about "traffic participant", are you including pedestrians or not? Yes, the point of nonspecific language is in fact to be non-specific and apply to all. If I meant pedestrians I would have said…
>but for pedestrians roudabouts are way better than traffic lights. This is ignorant texbook thinking. As a pedestrian it's far easier to safely time a light, even one without a cross signal, than it is to cross through…
> Why? This feels like it's assuming pedestrians share the street with vehicles, but besides the US and some other places, don't most "modern" countries have separate pavements/streets for pedestrians? Surely this is a…
The replies to your comment would be a lot funnier if I didn't share a country with some of these people. You're not gonna "driving culture" your way around a 10:1 volume difference and only a fool would act like you…
While the exact point at which it becomes "anti-american" isn't clear there's certainly a category of rhetoric in which people peddle subservience to the state (usually dressed up in obfuscating words, like they'll use…
>or very specific politician/execs properties, not random people, I don't know enough about dutch politics but in my country if the blue collar people wanted to annoy the white collar people without annoying other blue…
The point of economic sanctions is to act like a several % ball and chain around economic growth so over a generation or two whoever you've applied them to is impoverished, relatively speaking, and don't have much of a…
Nor do they have much economic surplus worth extracting so there's no reason for the .gov to throw them a bone or otherwise curry favor with that demographic.
A lot of the older "no vehicles over X" signage is denominated in tons.
>we offshored all production (because it was cheaper), And why was it cheaper? Shipping things from the literal other side of the world isn't free. Cultural and language barriers to efficient communication aren't free.…
They don't. They come in later and do their thing as normal. MEP workers have huge regulatory moats and trade groups with war chests which is why their bit of the process isn't being discussed here. If the tech isn't at…
It's not just the energy sector though being big business I assume they do the bulk of the lobbying. The electrician's trade groups and that whole supply chain are also scared shitless of a future where you can't lord a…
Doctors make bank they they were still happy to prescribe tons of oxy in exchange for pretty minimal kickbacks as long as it was plausibly deniable to them..... At the end of the day most of these calls for regulation…
Europe was deforested and you didn't drink from water downstream of cities long before the industrial revolution. Not that it matters to your point.