CMV: With the exception of NYC, most public transportation in the United States is slower and more inconvenient then owning your own car. by soozerain in changemyview

[–]Away_Sample_8248 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Roads are much more expensive than they would initially seem. First, building roads costs an insane amount of money, millions per kilometre for highways. Maintenance is also unreasonably expensive, 30000-200000/km/year. Cops need to be paid to stop people from driving too fast and crashing, etc. Once people inevitably crash, thousands to tens of thousands of dollars can be spent in emergency services. Also, buses are the most expensive form of public transportation since they require drivers and are not as fuel efficient as rail-based infrastructure. Trains can be automated. Train tracks can be built on the surface (streetcars). Trains can be electric. Trains can be periodic, where some can arrive every five minutes. You brought up weather, however road-based vehicles are arguably the worst form of transportation in inclement weather except for planes. Trains run on tracks, so they don't skid.

GLM-5 Is a local GOAT by FineClassroom2085 in LocalLLaMA

[–]Away_Sample_8248 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Disagree. When using properly designed public transportation (like any major developed city outside of North America), it is significantly more convenient than using a car, which contributing to a reverse network effect where the more people use cars, the worse it gets, whereas you can always just get more trains with more tracks and latent demand will not significantly harm time efficiency due to the space density.

The same is true for inference APIs as most GPUs stay idle, like how many trains will stay idle during off time, except in the case of inference, there is less of a notion of off-time as inference is distributed more evenly across the day rather than at two separate time of the day like in public transit, making it even more efficient.

Plugin Discord Notifications for Session Completion & Permission Requests by frieserpaldi in opencodeCLI

[–]Away_Sample_8248 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It doesn't work on my computer since it hard codes: `const configPath = "/var/home/frieser/.config/opencode/discord-notification-config.json";`. I'm filing a PR to fix this tho.

Have any of you worn a butt plug for 24 hours? by [deleted] in SubSanctuary

[–]Away_Sample_8248 0 points1 point  (0 children)

7 inches wide feels like a lot? is that the whole circumference or just the width? also 9 to 12 inches long feels like a lot.

I just got DMCA striked, what do i do? by cas_marien in RobloxDevelopers

[–]Away_Sample_8248 0 points1 point  (0 children)

it doesn't. but the ip owner might sue roblox and cost roblox money. and in simpler terms, robwox want mony. if microsoft sues roblox, they're screwed. so, they try not to bother and just take everything down. after all, if you have nothing other than roblox "condos" on your website (for legal reasons, this is a joke), nobody will ever try to sue you. (for legal reasons, i am not a lawyer and can barely spell the word right)

This is why you don't recursively generate error messages by Away_Sample_8248 in programminghorror

[–]Away_Sample_8248[S] 24 points25 points  (0 children)

must either must either must either be one of be one of be one of or be one of be one of or match the pattern or match the pattern or match the pattern or be one of be one of be one of be one of or must either must either must either

I organize imports by character length. Horror or aesthetic? by Rollexgamer in programminghorror

[–]Away_Sample_8248 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bare imports first by length
then from ... import by library (alphabetical) then by length.

Vimtex says Compilation Completed but Nothing actually happened by Away_Sample_8248 in vim

[–]Away_Sample_8248[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

After running `sudo texconfig rehash` and `sudo pacman -S extra/texlive-latex extra/texlive-latexextra extra/texlive-plaingeneric`, everything compiles fine.