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Posting this because most people in HN have a warped view of what homelessness is, especially in california. First of all, when most people think homeless they think "fentanyl addict out of his mind living in squalor" and while th
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5y ago
it seems like a description of reality
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what about this is politicized?
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A better world is possible. Cyclists and car drivers agree: sharing infra is not the solution. Cyclists need dedicated bike lanes with physical barriers separating them from cars.
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because the proposals on the table are agreements that say access to the markets and banking systems of the countries in which you do business are predicated on a 15% minimum tax rate and without paying the taxes you do not get access to th
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Pretty hype about this TBH. There is a long history of companies domiciling in say, Monaco, The Cayman Island, Panama etc to avoid taxes and regulations where they mainly operate. My understanding is that the current process in vogue for th
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yea, thats not really the story in idaho/oregon area. A lot of the issue there is that lots of the land is owned by the federal government, and the people who live near by and are in ranching/mining/logging don't want to
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this so much. Focusing on process and making the safest process will kill your team. Your best team members don't want to be hampered by a process that slows them down to protect them from their worst team members. The advantage you ha
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Peloton Bike. I bought it for my wife and thought, I've never been an indoor spinner person. I thoughth I would hate it, and now I ride it 240 minutes/week. I've lost 25 lbs in 4 months, I sleep like a baby and I have more en
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I didn’t fire him because he made 2 mistakes. I fired him because I was giving him 10-15 hrs/week of coaching and mentorship and he wasn’t improving at all. The process that was bad was our interview process and our process change was
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Only so many problems code review can catch. And on a team of <10 people you’re going to be pretty generous with permissions and operational safety.
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Yes, we have a bad process, show me a company with < 8 devs and traction that has a good process lol.
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"my point is that you don’t get to decide what i consume" I am not making any decisions about your consumption. Our democratically elected government is responsible for making the best choices that balance our societal needs. Our
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Absolutely terrible developers exist, some have 5, 10, or 20 years of experience. I have worked with at least two of them in my career. One was a co worker at a startup. He seemed smart and confident but he just didn't do any work and
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The hiring managers don't have that power. Not sure if you have done an interview loop but I assume that as a tenure track/tenured professor you're going to be L6+ individual contributor in a research group. In that interview
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we hired a confident 2 year out bootcamp grad that was able to pass our interview process and he nearly destroyed our company, twice. There is a reason the interview is difficult to pass, being a dev is a job with an insane amount of respon
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We have banned low efficiency vehicles (CAFE standards), we have banned refrigerants that are bad for the environment (CFCs). We have things that clearly cause massive amounts of societal harm (leaded gasoline). The market didn't solve
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We have banned a ton of things because they are bad for the environment. It has worked and will continue to work. Things like building design and construction standards are set to a minimum environmental standard, why shouldn't cryptoc
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Lots, boston dynamics is the one that comes to mind most recently. Google is efficient with m&a
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Ex Pinterest employee advocates for change in NDA laws
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We don't need desal, there is plenty of water if we dont waste water on golf courses and lawns in the desert.
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I think its totally fine for a car maker to charge for OTA updates in a Saas/subscription model. The reality is that software requires long term maintenance and charging subscriptions is the only way to get a lot of the features to wor
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Housing, at least multi family housing, isn’t was uses all of the water. 90% of the water is used by agriculture and landscaping, remove the almond/alfalfa farms and shut down the golf courses and you’ve solved the “crises” and you are
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“The standard for decades”... the article is about a new laws being proposed because the current laws don’t properly account for the harms monopoly actors cause.
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this isn't really true. To change companies you might need to move cities, but there are a ton of different companies that require aerospace engineers: SpaceX Blue Origin Space Systems Loral JPL Boeing Embraer Airbus Cessna Northrup Gr
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owning land in a high demand city is a wildly different experience than owning land in a rural area with creeks. The issue is not just that "land is a finite resource so any piece of land will increase in value" the issue is that
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for real 99% of the economy runs on B2B payday loans
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Facebook is the most anti-competitive of them all IMO. "Monopolist" and "anti-competitive" are overlapping yet distinct legal concepts in antitrust law. Facebook had a well known "buy or bury" strategy where th
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My main point is, before the invention of the steam engine, land transit speeds were basically governed by laws of animal husbandry. After the steam engine, we went from slow rail roads to rocket ships in 100 years. Right now, the quality o
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What type of research did you do before you made this compensation choice? I understand lawfirms have a similar comp model for associates (7 years of lockstep pay increases before partner). Did you find any other industries that gravitate t
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