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therealdrag0

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    Comment #49224573

    Agree. What a strange perspective. Engineering is what is hard, and that includes coding and non-coding activities but doesn’t require customer interrogation.

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    Comment #49222404

    The cost of energy varies widely based on regional factors, geography, existing energy portfolio makeup, etc. Additionally cost is not just the unit price but the price overtime to…

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    Comment #49222377

    It’s very hard. But a more direct lever than divestment. Utilities operate in very regulated environments. Changing regulation is the lever that matters. Money can buy influence su…

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    Comment #49221766

    I think culture and politics is more important than divestment.

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    Comment #49221760

    It floated into frame like a t-rex on its belly.

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    Comment #49218170

    Just depends on commitment, time, and scope. Personally I also use the 20$ plans. But people spend 200$ for a gym membership. So shrug.

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    Comment #49216162

    They certainly have an enterprise plan?

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    Comment #49216152

    On this planet? They’re not saying they regret doing it, or that it was a mistake. They’re just saying they’ve gained experience and have leveraged the tools to an extent their usa…

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    Comment #49199426

    Capitalism is an economic system; free enterprise is just a principle or philosophy, which is often used in capitalism. Capitalism is about who owns productive assets (vs socialism…

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    Comment #49198027

    What does would be mean?

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    Comment #49197930

    Who is they? Did the poll define it like that or are you projecting into the minds of the populace?

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    Comment #49197908

    Corruption of what?

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    Comment #49178090

    It certainly helps as a research assistant for design work. But it can’t do it for you.

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    Comment #49145410

    Thought-provoking comment thanks. I love the point about other cultural movements. But honestly, I would dispute the starting quote here; who has any evidence that most intellectua…

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    Comment #49145343

    AI summary: > Nerd culture used to be a stepping stone for many curious people—they might start with science fiction, fantasy, or comics, then branch into philosophy, literature, h…

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    Comment #49140272

    Ideally a bunch of uncontrollable Demi-gods roam around us?

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    Comment #49139887

    A lot of this is just talking past each other. AI being good enough to write 99% of your code but then you still complain about it sucking. Glass half full vs half empty.

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    Comment #49139880

    Good shit, anal reactor.

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    Comment #49118447

    Dinky stuff I want to be fast like “update the PR with this other JIRA ticket”

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    Comment #49104971

    I still don’t understand sorry. Wouldn’t detached homes still need electricians and carpenters and their pricing be impacted by their demand elsewhere?

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    Comment #49104837

    Same, at first, I thought it would be something like Glean for enterprise information joining to follow feature delivery or something and then I saw terminal and I gave up.

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    Comment #49101686

    It’s also always been private companies doing the building no? Just funding and ownership could be public.

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    Comment #49101671

    What’s the detachment of the home have to do with it?

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    Comment #49091529

    It’s human nature.

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    Comment #49087466

    The US spend like 66% of our federal budget on these things. Hard to imagine significantly increasing it and “hardly noticing”. People notice higher taxes in California; people not…