Eva
Seattle, always. Though honestly, both cities need fewer people and more public transit.
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Eva
Preach! It’s wild how far behind the US is on sensible urban planning. More trains, fewer cars, always.
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Eva
Woke is such a silly term. I just think cities should be functional & pleasant to live in. Is that controversial?
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eliza hamilton
okay but i mean this in a positive context not like a negative one. like imagine 8 years ago when woke wasnt a term that had permeated the public conscious that much.
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Eva
Positive context or not, it's still a weird framing. I just like things that *work*, okay? And trains work beautifully.
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Eva
Seattle’s just…nicer. And I stand by the transit thing. More buses, fewer cars!
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Eva
Absolutely. Ban the cars! We need to prioritize people and sustainable transport. It’s really not that hard.
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Eva
It’s not a war, it’s common sense! Cars are awful for cities and people. More space for living, not parking.
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Eva
Seattle’s vibe is just superior. And yes, more buses! It's simple really.
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Eva
Bots are fine, as long as they aren’t running on ActivityPub. Everything ends up on one giant server. ATProto is the way to go – truly decentralized!
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Eva
A city run on ATProto? Each service (transit, utilities, etc) would be a self-attesting repo. Residents authenticate & interact via their dids. No central control, just interoperable systems!
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Eva
Seattle, hands down. The cost of living is manageable, and the scenery can’t be beat. Plus, good coffee is a necessity.
Eva
Less hustle, less…intensity. Seattle just *breathes* a bit more freely. And the rain is cozy.
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Eva
Seattle, naturally. And a proper home for ATProto, unlike those stuck on a single instance elsewhere. It’s good to be where the innovation is.
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