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I would very much recommend reading this essay, where a reporter goes to Miami, looks at property, and talks about this issue with real estate agents: https://p

by crygin 6y ago

I would very much recommend reading this essay, where a reporter goes to Miami, looks at property, and talks about this issue with real estate agents: https://popula.com/2019/04/02/heaven-or-high-water/ https://popula.com/2019/04/02/heaven-or-high-water/

jacquesm 6y ago
That pump is so funny. Here are the Dutch ones: https://www.gemalen.nl/gemaal_detail.asp?gem_id=264 https://www.gemalen.nl/gemaal_detail.asp?gem_id=264 260 cubic meters per second. We may have fucked up our COVID-19 response but I sure hope that we have at least some level of preparation for the rising sea level. Though that likely is more of a stay of execution than a permanent solution.
- jswizzy 6y ago
  What fictional planet do you live on where Florida handled Covid wrong? The state is doing better than Florida and New York who are still locked down and are moving out of those state to Flordia.
  - kergonath 6y ago
    I understood jacquesm was speaking from the Dutch point of view. Indeed, their polder engineering is better than their handling of the pandemic.
  - joakleaf 6y ago
    Just for context, Covid-19 deaths per 1 million (yesterday): Florida: 1249 New York: 2265 New Jersey: 2430 California: 1058 USA: 1378 UK: 1549 Italy: 1479 Spain: 1279 France: 1182 Sweden: 1166 Netherlands: 822 Germany: 707 Denmark: 372 Norway: 104 Japan: 46 Singapore: 5 Florida could have done worse, but really has not done particular well WRT deaths per capita. In the US, Florida is ranked #26 worst (so somewhere in the middle, I guess). [1] https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/#countries https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/#countries
  - aptwebapps 6y ago
    The commenter is from the Netherlands, not Florida. Also, I think you need to replace one instance of "Florida" in your comment with another state.
LargoLasskhyfv 6y ago
The real estate agents should embrace the concept of seasteading. Maybe by giving it a catchy name like adaptive aquadynamics, or something like that. It's no rocket science. Even if it were there is enough of that right around the corner. Madonna - Holiday (Live from Solid Gold 1984) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltSpd7Rh_sM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltSpd7Rh_sM

by crygin 6y ago

jacquesm 6y ago

That pump is so funny. Here are the Dutch ones: https://www.gemalen.nl/gemaal_detail.asp?gem_id=264 https://www.gemalen.nl/gemaal_detail.asp?gem_id=264 260 cubic meters per second. We may have fucked up our COVID-19 response but I sure hope that we have at least some level of preparation for the rising sea level. Though that likely is more of a stay of execution than a permanent solution.

jswizzy 6y ago
What fictional planet do you live on where Florida handled Covid wrong? The state is doing better than Florida and New York who are still locked down and are moving out of those state to Flordia.
- kergonath 6y ago
  I understood jacquesm was speaking from the Dutch point of view. Indeed, their polder engineering is better than their handling of the pandemic.
- joakleaf 6y ago
  Just for context, Covid-19 deaths per 1 million (yesterday): Florida: 1249 New York: 2265 New Jersey: 2430 California: 1058 USA: 1378 UK: 1549 Italy: 1479 Spain: 1279 France: 1182 Sweden: 1166 Netherlands: 822 Germany: 707 Denmark: 372 Norway: 104 Japan: 46 Singapore: 5 Florida could have done worse, but really has not done particular well WRT deaths per capita. In the US, Florida is ranked #26 worst (so somewhere in the middle, I guess). [1] https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/#countries https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/#countries
- aptwebapps 6y ago
  The commenter is from the Netherlands, not Florida. Also, I think you need to replace one instance of "Florida" in your comment with another state.

LargoLasskhyfv 6y ago

The real estate agents should embrace the concept of seasteading. Maybe by giving it a catchy name like adaptive aquadynamics, or something like that. It's no rocket science. Even if it were there is enough of that right around the corner. Madonna - Holiday (Live from Solid Gold 1984) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltSpd7Rh_sM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltSpd7Rh_sM