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by EADGBE 8y ago
Better not have any parallel fifths in there or I swear to god my Theory professor will come out of his grave and berate the AI for it.
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by EADGBE 8y ago
I only meant for that as an example of a regular place for housing also seeing increased housing prices.
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by EADGBE 8y ago
Super excited for electric trucks. They're so practical in my area, being EVs makes them a slam dunk environmentally. Just keep the clearance for snow, please.
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by EADGBE 8y ago
I don't like this X-Salary rule. It assumes no other large notes, which is more of what mortgage underwriters are caring about (debt-to-income ratios). Not having two student loan payments and a couple unnecessarily-high car payments (
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by EADGBE 8y ago
Revocation of a degree with the dissolving of student loan debt in bankruptcy certainly could work for some.
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by EADGBE 8y ago
The "NK" part of your "DINK" is probably influencing your decision on whether it's a worthy decision to buy a home. As a "DI3K", a house makes a ton of sense. We need space, we need a place for five people
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by EADGBE 8y ago
You're probably correct. But the problem with money is that once you have some; you want more.
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by EADGBE 8y ago
"No one...should put this many hours into work...this is not good. People should not work this hard. They should not do this. This is very painful... [Interviewer: Painful in what sense?] ...It hurts my brain and my heart." Not go
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by EADGBE 8y ago
> and six months (and $8 million) later a fantastic solution was delivered — on time, on budget, high quality and everyone in the project had a great time . I don't believe this story
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by EADGBE 8y ago
The future of Facebook was in Groups. A while back, they removed the group-only apps, probably because too many people were using it to get the real use they had out of Facebook, and advertising wasn't working in such silo'd int
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by EADGBE 8y ago
> you have to wonder if people won't abandon their wallets over time. Storage is cheap enough, I think the early forgetful adopters learned their lesson from that.
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by EADGBE 8y ago
The only way this unplugs is if it was loose to begin with.
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by EADGBE 8y ago
I see what you did there. Don't touch it, don't even look at it.
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by EADGBE 8y ago
Same experience for me, I did move back though, and it has a marked improvement from existing conditions.
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by EADGBE 8y ago
This is probably impractical, but move to another region. Suffered from "hay fever" since I was a kid. Summertime was the worst time when I didn't take my [allergy medication flavor-of-the-month] . I went to another region i
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by EADGBE 8y ago
> I’d rather google “ebs <issue>” because it’s pretty unique. Google eventually picks up on your preferences for non-unique names so not the worst thing though. I appreciate it for this. As a developer, I've tried to research
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by EADGBE 8y ago
1) Estimate your miles per gallon. The google can tell you this. Round down - give yourself an MPG - just to be safe 2) Research your fuel tank capacity (Also a google-able event) 2) Fill your tank completely 3) Reset your tripometer; drive
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by EADGBE 8y ago
Yeah, sad to see it go to just one university with those kinds of numbers. Had it been spread to low-cost universities and community colleges, those numbers could have easily been 10x. And wouldn't require the son of a farmer to reloca
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by EADGBE 8y ago
> Ask HN: How do you schedule your life? Logically, we use iCloud, since all of us have iPhones/iOS. We subscribe to calendars and it helps everyone know what's going on. Each person in our family has a calendar, there's a
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by EADGBE 8y ago
These are the best people to buy used cars from; they always take care of them well. /s
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by EADGBE 8y ago
One is known for it's cold, the other not-so-much. My insinuations about testing flush manual handles in the cold thus applies to the (desert) California end of things. This isn't a problem unique to Tesla though, unfortunately. T
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by EADGBE 8y ago
Not surprising at all. I love the idea of Tesla and what they're doing, but I still get a feeling that a lot of what they're developing is designed to work in CA, be damned anywhere else. Though, in their defense, frozen door hand
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by EADGBE 8y ago
What kinds of things do your friends and family share, though? Any articles that got them riled up?
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by EADGBE 8y ago
Poles near properties do, though. Tree branches and existing poled electricity is a tricky subject it seems. Locally, the city, electric company and property owners all blame each other for who should trim the branches around poles. Often n
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by EADGBE 8y ago
There's plenty of places that have no other option. They have to use said utility company in order to get utilities. Example, https://www.bizjournals.com/kansascity/news/2014/02/06/commi... I
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by EADGBE 8y ago
As with most HR departments, it could be a classification required for salary, which also highly depends on work experience and not necessarily school background. - Someone who's job title is much fancier than otherwise necessary
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by EADGBE 8y ago
The only thing I can think of is possibly a firewall? I know they're in the desert, but drywall really should happen after the building envelope is sealed.
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by EADGBE 8y ago
Drywalling without a roof is just bad contracting. Entering a rainy season without a roof being sheathed is also bad contracting.
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by EADGBE 8y ago
> cities in the same country shouldn't be competing with eachother I feel like the US government is set up to allow just this sort of thing, though. States running themselves like countries and all...
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by EADGBE 8y ago
I found that as soon as I expected people to make mistakes driving, those mistakes bothered me much less. When I held strangers to high regard; I was always disappointed. Moving from reactionary to anticipatory made me a much calmer person

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