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This is why I simply CANNOT with all the people who log into social media just to post “we gotta do something about the bikes, they’re running every red light, I nearly got hit.” Man, you nearly got hit and that’s a far better day than like 100 people each day who gets mauled by a car

Almost = not quite! Even with many bikes running red lights - some of them irresponsibly, but, face it, it’s an empty intersection 95% of the time - people aren’t getting hit/killed left and right. This is mostly a test of whether you want to make a problem out of nothing.

The Chris Brown timeline is how I know you are not convincing the general public to rally behind justice and fairness. There are people still rooting for this guy. He literally assaults people with weapons, including his romantic partners. His music is fuckin' boring but that's beside the point.

Nothing surprises me when people vote for or platform/uplift an abuser. Clearly many of us recoil! But the thing is, someone who "has anticapitalist opinions" that make capitalists recoil, they'll get FULLY canceled, and this guy who makes morally-anchored people recoil gets to have a long career

I have a take on this comment (which is too long for what it is supposed to be doing) and you’re not going to like it: *they’re not using the agents correctly* *skill issue*

All the more, who is using an agent to code Hello World? And don’t we know that the overcomplication being described isn’t a feature of agents as much as it comes from the actual code that trained the models? As in, *this is how a lot of web apps are built now*

Village Preservation - a real collection of Manhattan's pettiest bad-guys-against-all-change - has come out staunchly against Proposal 3 & pretend there's nothing in it except a massive leak of air rights next to landmarks. I know I'm not doing much but I called them liars in their FB comments

I specifically addressed the following points: * A streamlined review process is replacing a really extensive, unnecessarily redundant (for this case) process * No one's losing any power to fight development * No one's bulldozing any landmarks

Sure, but then who are the developers negotiating with and who can see what's actually going on there? Are they negotiating with stooge-like district reps who have zero expertise and potentially power-broker ambitions? In order to get any new units, what kind of hidden horse trades can you stomach?

Huge KC win there to hold SEA to 3. Thought the TD was a lock.

I blame individual politicians for their decisions to jump into trans hate talking points. Zero excuse. We all must realize that the media has an additional role of rewarding these talking points with airtime, giving us very little of trans-inclusivity perspectives, and rarely juxtaposing the two

This is our bottle share today.

Hell Gate wrote this up really well: hellgatenyc.com/crash-course... Prop 3 would "speed up safety improvements by 33 percent" (an estimate, to be honest) and I think you need a really strong justification to say that the thing about taking tiny city lots out of ULURP matters more