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Jommi
6y ago
The country i come from with free healthcare doesnt even suggest cleanings after reachign adulthood. You get a few free ones once every 5 years. Thats not a major part of healthcare lol
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6y ago
And compete with the homegrown Ola? Severly doubt it.
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6y ago
Why do you need to live in SF?
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Jommi
6y ago
Yes, its basically a potential way for uber and lyft to lock themselves in as the only 2 players in the US market.
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Jommi
6y ago
Because they are competing against competitors with equal level of product but with majority od developers in low labor cost countries. Thats a recipe for sure loss.
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Jommi
6y ago
Dental check up is like 25$ Dental care isn't really a huge part of healthcare.
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Jommi
6y ago
I think he meant to use that phrase in it's popular usage form meaning "most people".
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6y ago
It only involves fees in less developed banking systems like the US. European banks transfer large amounts of euros to other banks with no fees.
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6y ago
You've been provided data that wealthy, equal societies have low birth rates, yet still you hold on to not only that "there are other confounding factors" but that actually the effect is the opposite? I'm having a hard t
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6y ago
Well you're not completely truthful here. Yes you can work under J1, its an internship or traineeship visa. J-1 in general is related to learning tho. But there is nothing against doing something for money.
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6y ago
This book? https://guzey.com/books/why-we-sleep/
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6y ago
I would suggest that the be apart is that they don't marry out tradition/social norms anymore. They just stay single, because it's more okay to stay single for longer + no desire for kids
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6y ago
What? Cant reliability be a desirable attribute?
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6y ago
Right, and that's why LA with its 30+ degrees Celsius, right next to San Diego, is stil growing in the amount of cases per day.
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6y ago
In my anecdotal experience I haven't seen it hard. Lots of counties in California are offering free testing for anyone. Not to mention commercial testing has been open for anyone for months now.
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6y ago
Fined?
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6y ago
Oh My god those boundaries are so stupid
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6y ago
I said they were just the start, you can use them to seed more searches on google. You can for example see the graph here: https://cdn.theatlantic.com/thumbor/rFBg-9fA0Ehnx8OSyE6UvrD0... Showing an avg. 50% fatality ra
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6y ago
Less spending on police, even less trained officers, great right?
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6y ago
Please don't use LA as an example. Its not a city that can be compared to any other because of its weird patchwork nature and stupid geographic boundaries.
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6y ago
https://www.citylab.com/equity/2020/02/police-violence-racia... https://www.citylab.com/equity/2019/08/police-officer-shooti... Just some starter insight to reading about polic
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6y ago
It's always great seeing tons of HN commenters never really realising the potential completely valid reasons a VC would fund a business like this. It feels in part fueled by the media and general anti-VC thing that's going on.
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6y ago
For sure this is going to happen. It's already happening with ridehailing in Europe. Small local players have minimal expenses, still stay afloat, and keep the international player in check.
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6y ago
Better and cheaper products are gaining marketshare? Someone call the government!
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6y ago
It feels like it's being missed to me. It rarely gets mentioned as a possible outcome. Usually in media the writing just seems to echo something like "stupid startup thinks reducing prices will help grow a sustainable business&quo
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6y ago
Could it be that soon you're just spending that money on other things as clearly your preferences have changed?
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Jommi
6y ago
So where does that money go to?
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6y ago
And where is that money going?
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6y ago
I think you underestimate the human desire to consume. Making food at home suddenly makes you want to invest in higher quality ingredients, better tools. Maybe even a bigger kitchen! How did you come up with remote work increasing savings?
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6y ago
Where in the article did you read that that was the only outcome of GDPR? Did you miss how all European companies now need to take privacy seriously?
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