Just giving people the incentive to use the bathroom before they get on the plane to save a few bucks would probably save billions on fuel worldwide.

> 1. Reimagine teaching and learning of journalism/communication to serve the public.

> 2. Forge diverse and inclusive programs where differences are celebrated, equity is pursued, and diverse communities are served through improved communication and journalism instruction.

> 3. Relentlessly strive to assure information integrity, assuring that truth is gathered and reported.

Sure, but now replace “toy” with, “peaceful Neighbourhood”

The only reason anyone wants to take someone’s dumb truck away is because they made the the first move, destroying or significantly degrading something that other people enjoyed.

If you want to play Israel vs Palestine and spend all day making up new self-indulgent transgressive theories about how "they" are good and "we" are bad, go to Bluesky.

People come to HN to talk tech, and if nothing else, to get a respite from the "you are bad" west is bad" "US is bad" drumbeat. If you don't want that, that's cool but don't try to force your lifestyle on us.

Your post was flagged, by myself and presumably many others, because it violated the site guidelines against politics.

The day the USD falls, ransoms will simply be denominated in something else and the same underlying collective action problem will remain.

This is just way of avoiding the core issue by blaming something unrelated that you don't like.

A: U should clean your room, it would be better for you & the rest of your family

B: FU dad, everyone knows there's no such thing as a clean room under capitalism!!!!!

Regardless of how long it takes, there isn’t any other choice. You have to start sometime so let’s start now. Collectivism doesn’t get us out of this either. If we have a revolution tomorrow, and reduce rent to $100, there will be a 50 year waitlist to live in San Francisco and the only way to get it down to zero is to build build build. Yes, it will take a long time, but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t do it or that we shouldn’t start now.

San Francisco and many other North American cities only allow the first three of the four with any significant freedom.

Production is either banned outright on large majorities of the available land, or heavily constrained and focussed to ensure that any new production happens directly on top of tenants and the most vulnerable rather than on top of relatively lightly occupied single-family houses.

While I work in IT today, that wasn’t always true. I am certain I spent more free time playing with computers when my work did not involve computers at all. While I enjoy working with computers at a variety of different levels, when I do it all day, I don’t typically wanna do it when I get home. If Anthropic means there are no more IT jobs, software jobs, etc. etc. etc. (which I think is highly unlikely) then I guess I will have to do a non-tech job just like 99% of the other human beings. If that comes to pass,I expect in my spare time I will suddenly reacquire a love for tinkering with computers.

TIL that the point of unions to organize elites (if you work for Google Deepmind in the UK you are the global elite) to hold organizations hostage unless they enforce elite beliefs irrelevant to the 99%.

It must feel exciting to get to cosplay rebellion and revolution from a fancy desk in London.