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I think the bigger issue with this is that the number of developer jobs will shrink.

Ok but their grid sure seems to fail a lot.

Interesting use of fragile - you must be an aviation accident survivor? I would love to hear the details!

Sure it is. This isn't a feature or setting that users check often or ever. Now, their data is being sent without their permission or knowledge.

Why continue to comment without knowing what you're talking about

Golfing has had a huge surge in popularity since 2020. Prices are going up but courses aren't closing.

Wins? What does this mean? Do you have any results? I see the claims that Claude is better for coding a lot but using it and using Gemini 2.0 flash and o1 and it sure doesn't seem like it.

Where does this golf-course phenomenon come from? It doesn't really match the real world or how golfing works.

They've shut down airspace around military bases for no reason?

Sure but the players need and appreciate those breaks.

In January Waymo began testing on highways in Phoenix.

Not a chance this has ever happened to you.

This is fear mongering.

So now the process is to wait years to see if something a president does is technically an 'official act' or not. Seems like there should have been a better way to solve this.

Doesn't Tesla being public prevent a lot of this?

It's a culture war thing. People protesting Bud Light didn't even know what they were protesting. They saw Kid Rock shoot some beers and were all-in.

Because this short-sighted revenue focus is what leads to customer loyalty plummeting.

What companies post the pricing of b2b? Does Apple? Intel? Any major tech company? No, they have salespeople that handle b2b.

This is a parenting issue, not a government issue.

Sure but all of their contract customers still need to find a replacement

Are you stuck in the 1950s or something?

But that's not the point of this update

Isn't PE really focused on getting their fees?

Where else are you going to live where you can have a decent sized lot with space?

That doesn't mean that voters don't care or that something like this is even legal.

Ah yes if a Toyota crashes the first thing we do is look at Toyota.

It's clearly not a manufacturer issue at all. This is just part of the normal incidents that happen in air travel that the public is normally not aware of.

David Grusch and his testimony to Congress along with the other military pilots is really what kick started this whole thing

My guess is it will stop property owners from using cameras openly indoors as they have been allowed to before.

It's very normal, useful and is very much a human right.