Tried that many times. It has given me the exact same place for slightly cheaper than AirBnB once. Other times it was more expensive but most often of simply had worse choices.

I guess: great concept, shitty company.

Like with so many "tech giants", they had a great idea but greed is spoiling it. I wish we had more "public infrastructure" for this. I'd love to have OSS, tax-funded or at least heavily regulated SoMe, video sharing, home swapping/renting, local marketplace, ... Those should not be industries, they should be part of our society's fabric like the fire department or trash pick-up.

I share a lot of of the criticism towards AirBnB. However, I've often ended up using them either way. We travel with a dog and a toddler. They need to be allowed in the first place. And ideally we get a kitchen, a separate room so we can still have normal noise and light when the kid sleeps. Often we even find Airbnbs with toys, kids books, dog beds, treats on the table when we arrive, ...

You simply don't get that in hotels. At least not in a price range I've considered so far

Car drivers kill a lot more people than terrorists in Germany. Yet the latter get all the lawmakers rile up for more surveillance

Username checks out

Does anyone have that slide deck? Asking for a friend

So you clearly haven't tried it. I suggest you grab e.g. Cursor and give it a shot for an hour. It's really impressive.

Believe me, I've been pointing at the failed promises of NoCode hundreds of times, don't like Bitcoin and think UML knowledge is a useful academic starting point but irrelevant in the industry. I have always advocated for writing real code. But I have to admit I think that we're at a point where naysayers will left behind. Pure vibe coders won't get far for a while but those that know their craft will need to augment their work with AI to stay relevant.

I don't know which AI you are using, but the improvements even within the last year have been huge. Iam starting to think that people who sont use AI will become obsolete soon. AI won't replace people. But people that don't leverage AI ...

Thanks! But I could easily read the full article without seeing a paywall in this case

Arrrr!

I think we all lose by supporting Amazon 😜

I get it though, I used to use it too a few years back. Honestly never played anything I claimed through it

I get so triggered by people just using the external screen as a mirror. With wrong aspect ratio and resolution. With maximized windows.

There's a reason I need tiling shortcuts and an ultrawide screen.

Same.

I have several niche interests which are discussed heavily on the respective subreddits but basically don't exist on Lemmy. I use Lemmy far more than Reddit by now but I cannot do without Reddit. I am a lot better at avoiding Meta services.

TL;DR: Don't enter the US, it's a fascist oligarchy with zero respect for human rights or privacy.

I mean we're not buying this stuff any longer but I'm surprised coke seems to be more expensive in the US than it is in Denmark?!?

Did they photoshop his hands bigger?

That was quite the read! May you find the vehicle that suits you when the time comes. I hope to buy one more EV and for society to figure things out so I won't need another one after that. Managed until my 30s without a car and starting a family made it necessary. I hope that will end eventually.

Did you see the Hyundai Ioniq 6? Or the very new Kia EV4? They look very "modern" but then again I'd say ICE cars are constantly changing design too.

Well, out Kona is a weird crossover-y thing but otherwise literally identical to its ICE brothers.

Maybe Peugeot, Citroen and similar are what you are after? The new Peugeot 308 electric is pretty "boring" - it's not an amazing EV but better than what they had before