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So what? It is hard to find a clean street there.

Have you looked in Temecula?

While a low effort comment, it does touch on an important topic.

Imagine if CA was run with the kind of efficiency that Singapore or South Korea was run. Clean, safe streets. Modern infrastructure.

Instead we get a state government that is going to waste the goose that laid the golden egg. The high taxes paid disappear in a black hole centered in Sacramento.

CA reminds me of New Jersey. Other states used to be jealous of New Jersey's economy, yet the riches were frittered away by an inefficient government.


Panhandling / begging and sleeping in public places is punishable with prison time (assuming you can't pay the massive fine) in Singapore.

California wouldn't be California if it was run like Singapore or if it had the 9-9 chaebol work culture like South Korea.


> punishable with prison time

The police can force you to stay in a shelter, yes. But they have them available. Most very poor people in SG stay in subsidized housing.

In SF there literally are not enough shelter beds. If you were homeless today you would have to sleep on the street.


I have probably never felt more insecure (and disgusted at the same time) in a Western country, the way I felt on the streets of LA. Not all of them, of course, some are obviously well guarded - which in turn makes me think the government and city council is not doing a great job really.

Is the situation as bad in San Francisco?


LA is gigantic. There are more safe streets there than most major cities in the world.

Tokyo begs to differ

I was going to use some numbers but because Japan doesn’t really do street names it wasn’t really comparable.

Tokyo has 25k km of streets. LA has 9k miles.

Edit: Missed the ‘most’, sorry.


SF is better than I remember 6 years ago.

Purely anecdotal


LA is freaking large. Depending on where you are some places are more disgusting then others while other places are completely pristine.

SF is worse. But SF is also tiny.


S3 is a bad choice if you need low latency to begin with.

They have both ssd and platter based storage now. So that's not a true statement anymore.

The problem of s3 latency is never about hdd or ssd to begin with.

This a big problem of so called modern “data pipeline”; public cloud providers will anything and a lot of people will believe it.


No, sorry.

Network-based storage is a bad choice if you need low latency, period. You’re not going to beat data locality.

This information density in the article is extremely low.

Rust folks love compare rust to C but C folks seldom compare C to rust.


Not that surprising, Rust folks are more likely to be familiar with C than the reverse.


My memory is that during late 90s, whenever a game supports glide, 3dfx card will always render smoother and with noticeably better texture than NVIDIA and ATI cards, even benchmark will give you similar numbers. So we constantly envy the roommates with a voodoo card.


1 month is really too early to say if it is failing or not.


If one month is too early to indicate failure, it's also too early to claim success. But that's not stopping doge and musk from touting how much the cuts and chaos have "saved".

If I sell my car on Friday, I might claim to have saved a $500 a month car payment. But what happens on Monday when I need to get to work?

The responsible course of action would have been to lay out the markers of success so their actions could be assessed against objective measures. That's not what we're seeing in practice.


Is it clear what is being attempted? If not how will we know whether it is failing or not?


How long will be enough to fairly evaluate success?


You know they'll say "we need to wait 4 years to fully appreciate the impact."


Full 15 year presidential term.


In fact someone wants to even downvote this shows how fucked up we are now.


We should really reserve our judgements until we account the tax cuts and military aid they have planned, too.


The article does not give a clear reason why they can not be rehired. I don’t believe these people can not be reached.


Russian already lost Cold War long time ago.


That's only what it looked like in the early 90s. Evidence, facts and current events state otherwise.


looking a lot more like we only thought we won


This attitude is what cost your party this election.


It is actually not a social media at least not mainly.

The only real value for most people is when you need a job, and sometimes it works.

I do agree the social media part of LinkedIn is among the worst.


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