The funny thing about parking for stores is the libertarian approach arrives at the same end goal as the communist one, albeit you do have to be a principled libertarian
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I don't think this is as much as specialized knowledge issue as it is that normal people are frightingly technologically illiterate considering how much is computers. I mean this is not a hard concept to grasp at laymans architectural level
Supermarkets in germany have started to do this around 2 years back or so. You can park there only for a certain time and if you show a proof of time of parking via a parking clock (it's a whole thing, not important) or you get private company fined. You can clear the fine if you go to the subcontractor with your receipt.
Anyways, it produces some incredible malding in car drivers who are pro private property
I think the last point is kinda what sets Keynes apart from most other capitalist thinkers - the boom bust circle as acknowledged instead of pretending you can make line go up, forever
For those frightened of AI, we would enforce the Asimov rules of Robotics
It comes as little surprise but this simply is not how an LLM works or could ever work
I think the funnier option would be there's fair & square elections and trump still wins. OECD watched and all. How you gonna say no?
Breaking News: DOGE responsible for the first time anyone ever pays attention to the US Institute of Peace
90s steel frame MTB, knock off surly corner bars, done
They pay for OSM Data because they're making profits off of it you mean
No, RETVRN to baked in lighting
Writing this article for The Atlantic is a constestable point, but I also believe it misses the core of the problem here