RickySmith

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Put this in your brain if you ever have a car repaired due to an accident: diminished value damages. (www.ridesafegeorgia.org)
 

You can (and should) request reimbursement for the diminished value of your car as a result of the accident.

Insurance companies almost never offer to pay for the diminished value of a claimant’s vehicle unless the claimant asks. Insurers will intentionally keep this information to themselves if the claimant doesn’t bring it up.

If you do qualify, the insurance company must pay the diminished value of your vehicle by law. Failure to do so may be grounds for an insurance bad faith claim.

I'm an AI software engineer and I predict that most AI startups being funded today will die in c/technology@lemmy.world
[–] RickySmith@yall.theatl.social 13 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Is this a hot take? 99% of all startups die within the first few years.

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Georgia Democratic Rep. Mainor switches to GOP (capitol-beat.org)
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BSidesKC 2019 - Lesley Carhart - Keynote: Choose Your own Cyberpunk Dystopia (www.youtube.com)
 

This talk is a few years old, but still very relevant. Lesley discusses the spread of smart lock usage by apartment management companies and how they can be a nightmare.

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Trump posted what he said was Obama's address, prosecutors say. An armed man was soon arrested there (www.independent.co.uk)
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24 Hours of Lemons: The World's Craziest Race | Donut Media (youtu.be)
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Pickleball players lobby Atlanta city officials for their own courts (www.ajc.com)
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It only took five hours for an AI model to design a functional computer (qz.com)
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The site rules say that the creation of communities is only allowed for admins, but that's not true (yall.theatl.social)
 

Are the rules wrong? Or is the site config wrong?

What gives, @michael@yall.theatl.social?

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Steam mods reportedly blocking games that use AI-generated artwork (arstechnica.com)
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Feds award $25M to ramp up Beltline construction (www.ajc.com)
 

Atlanta is set to receive $25 million from the federal government to ramp up construction of Beltline trails on the northeast side of the city.

The funds mark the largest federal grant in Beltline history and will go toward expanding more than 2 miles of trails between Armour/Ottley and Lindbergh areas. The additions will be the first time the Beltline will connect to a MARTA station — which will be at Lindbergh Center.

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Biden mocks Tuberville for touting broadband funding he voted against (thehill.com)
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Trump demanded ‘his documents’ back even after his lawyers told him that he would be indicted (www.rollingstone.com)
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