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   by 3s933x7dpsh 10y ago

   How do you feel about the Michelin Guide giving a restaurant a Michelin star without their notification or permission?
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   by 3s933x7dpsh 10y ago

   Of course it's an absurd analogy, there would not be much value if there is no underlying property you can make use of. But I think it illustrates the point well: if the high prices were caused by absent foreign investors, 101 would no
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   by 3s933x7dpsh 10y ago

   That part in the middle of South Beach is a weird little restaurant desert. However if you are willing to make the 10 minute walk I'd recommend the Delancey Street Restaurant for a nice place for brunch with a good social mission. I ha
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   by 3s933x7dpsh 10y ago

   +1. If the problem is that absent foreign investors are buying up all the housing stock, maybe we should make a 100 story tower on some parking lot in SOMA and sell each floor as a $5M luxurious penthouse unit with the stipulation that the
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   by 3s933x7dpsh 10y ago

   I can't agree, there are lots of restaurants in SOMA as well as the city's best nightlife IMO.
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   by 3s933x7dpsh 10y ago

   > (with my earbuds on, no music, because this thing is so noisy) Have you tried a pair of closed-back headphones?
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   by 3s933x7dpsh 10y ago

   > Disclaimer: I don't really have much of a stake in ethereum, although I made some money off of it during the craziness last month (I cashed out when early warnings about the DAO hit hn, and bough back in when it was at the bottom,