CrispyKerosene

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by CrispyKerosene 2y ago
I think most people are just unaware of how much distance is required between to cars at highway speeds to considered safe. A proper buffer would leave lots of room to absorb the extra cars and loss of speed. That the point, its flexible an
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by CrispyKerosene 2y ago
Nature? we are talking about car infra here right?
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by CrispyKerosene 2y ago
Kings? I always wanted to explore those extensive grounds when ever drove along Pennant Hills Road. Unfortunately i was a poor.
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by CrispyKerosene 2y ago
Brawndo! it's what plants crave. Where do you draw the line though when catering to the uniformed? There is a reason we hire SME's.
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by CrispyKerosene 2y ago
Even odder when it comes to behavior, in my experience people in my current city routinely fail at navigating a zipper merge without significantly reducing their speed, even coming to a full stop. But when it comes to freeway on ramps, even
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by CrispyKerosene 2y ago
I understand that my argument will lead to the inevitable 'well if everyone one followed all the rules all the time' type response, but there if people are leaving the appropriate following distance with perhaps a bit extra at the
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by CrispyKerosene 2y ago
The hard truth is that all of these potential solutions are just band-aids. Until housing is no longer treated as a viable investment vehicle, we are fucked.
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by CrispyKerosene 2y ago
Desirable neighborhoods in Canada and US typically resemble pre-automobile orientated design type neighborhoods. These are on short supply. So while there might be enough physical houses around the country/province/city, what make
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by CrispyKerosene 2y ago
I think you might be missing the point of the poster. While building more might in the reduce housing stress in the next few decades, rapid building for the sake of feeding the investor market is pouring gas on the fire. This is where discu
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by CrispyKerosene 3y ago
Not everyone views essential basic human needs as an investment vehicle.
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by CrispyKerosene 3y ago
It sucks, but it doesn't have to be that way. Even small towns can be sufficiently served by viable public transit options. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztpcWUqVpIg
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by CrispyKerosene 3y ago
Most likely not, but I was replying to your comment pertaining to Australia.
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by CrispyKerosene 3y ago
It varies state by state in Australia, but if we take the largest state, NSW, they operate the Torrens Assurance Fund - Which until recent privatization of the land titles office, was integrated directedly into it. With a fee from each plan
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by CrispyKerosene 3y ago
You don't know what you don't know. I'd assume any significant timeline involves broadening our understanding of thermodynamics and material science. I don't think its far fetched to presume that another species is furt
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by CrispyKerosene 3y ago
I spent a decade or so in geospatial, moved country and struggled to find work (moved just as covid hit). I picked up a job doing construction, specifically windows and doors. I've always been pretty handy and know my way around the to