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raybb

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About raybb

co-founder https://urbanismnow.com

@rayb.bsky.social

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    Whenever I want to follow what's happening with a natural disaster like this, where many friends and family are potentially affected, I always use the Wikipedia page, which tends t…

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    To top it all off Pandoc has a great experience for contributors. Over the past few years I've opened several bug reports related to Typst and docx and all of them got responses th…

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    Comment #49089743

    Any thoughts on silent.link ? It seems a little slow but otherwise fine.

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    Comment #49007672

    A year or so ago I was trying to get llms to make pixel art by asking them to create a 2d array of color codes. I'm no prompt guru but they all failed at anything beyond a basic sh…

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    Anyone have an idea how good https://qaul.net/ is? I saw it shared at dweb camp and it seemed like a pretty long term serious project for P2P.

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    Comment #48919636

    Providing a SQLite db out of the box is a nice touch. I wonder if they're capping it's size in any way.

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    Oh I don't have a link but there was a project just like this someone hacked together a while back. I think it used Gemini live or something and as you walked and scanned things it…

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    Anyone can help mapping for disasters that urgently need mapping: https://tasks.hotosm.org

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    I'm not in a position to hire or anything but fyi your resume is 404.

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    I don't know about restricting rent but they certainly had a progressive tax on high rents, a 1% income tax to fund housing, and then used that to build a ton of high quality socia…

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    What makes the problem intractable is that we have a system where for a huge chuck of the country your retirement is based on housing prices appreciating. It's clear if you directl…

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    Sounds like you may have read it but the book Winner Takes All is about this topic and pretty enjoyable. I think there's a case to be made that philanthropy produced the Internet A…

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    I grew up in Florida and that's been a rough situation for a while. Crazy that they haven't been able to figure anything out over the decades it's been going on. I grew up with man…

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    What cities in the US have the capital to do this at a large scale? Risk management is certainly a part of it but every discussion here in SF and broadly in the CLT movement is abo…

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    On a note about addressing housing concerns, it certainly would only help a minority of folks but what do people think about right of first refusal? Like if a landlord wants to sel…

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    Vicious cycle. There was a story yesterday about a couple's rent going up 70% after they told the landlord they were having a baby around the same time the lease was up for renewal…