This is the inverse of the "$2000/mo tier", and I'm kind of disappointed TBH.

The law has better properties when it comes to undefined behavior than code does.

When can we have real-time price auctions for public roads?

We already do. It’s called the value of your time. If there’s too much traffic, chose another route. We don’t need more tech shit trying to improve mobility when the solution is clear- fewer cars, more mass transit (and not hyperloop crap)

How do folks deal with Pi-hole unintentionally breaking normal websites? I used it for a couple of months until one day I spent 30 minutes trying to log in to a payment website with no success. Then I remembered I had Pi-hole running. I know the solution was probably to whitelist certain URLs, but at the time I just gave up and disabled Pi-hole.

My favorite songs gravitate heavily towards 2 very different genres. This seems to confuse the hell out of Spotify. The "discover weekly" is comically bad no matter how hard I try to prime my library.

Can we just have a public ledger that everyone posts to, and then we each have an AI to selectively serve us contents we are interested in?

The "inflation rate" is the rate of change. Price being higher than they were in the past is inflation.

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> But it simply doesn't matter bc we don't want their cars..

But is that cause or effect?

AI can be scaled so a company can increase productivity while cutting headcount. The limiting factor here is available compute and its price.