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TedShiller
4y ago
Apartments are great. Maybe you haven't been to Europe where most people live in apartments
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4y ago
nobody is forcing
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4y ago
Carbon credits were invented to allow billionaires to fly private jets and use mega yachts without criticism from the public
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4y ago
They left out the interesting part
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4y ago
The classic one would be: Unix Network Programming by W. Richard Stevens
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4y ago
The same "we" also doesn't care whether you can live in Atherton
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4y ago
You can see the same effect on Quora
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4y ago
Why would you want more housing in a place of natural beauty?
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4y ago
They’re forcing me not to drive a Lamborghini
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4y ago
Nobody is forcing people to live in Atherton
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4y ago
Great, let’s turn the area into a dump
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4y ago
Atherton and the surrounding area don’t have the water for more people. In a way, the water crisis is the final wake up call that more housing is not the answer.
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4y ago
Microsoft products always treat you as stupid. That's a hallmark of their UI design.
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4y ago
Zero. They're being successful, so they don't need this
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Funny because if you NEED the tattoo, what does it imply...?
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If I had billions I’d give it all away. I promise.
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4y ago
My trash and your trash isn’t toxic to millions of people for millennia
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4y ago
> I don't have a backyard How convenient
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4y ago
Agreed. California is a desert.
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> In the literal backyard of my house? No. Ok, so storage is a problem.
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> Political will aside, finding a place to store this stuff doesn’t seem like a massive problem. How about your backyard?
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4y ago
Has this guy been to Fukushima?
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> The only reasonable solution is to stop building new homes right now, and look into how to reduce the number that exists because it's obvious they've already overbuilt. Yep, reduce housing, don’t build more. Nobody wants to a
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4y ago
You might notice that Microsoft has destroyed all of its acquisitions
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4y ago
LinkedIn is a spam company
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4y ago
Also need to take into account decreasing cost of bandwidth. This article only mentioned disk storage as an underlying cost.
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4y ago
> selectively deployed in minority areas I don’t think police is deploying this based on skin color
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4y ago
Exactly, lets!
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4y ago
This is accurate. However, it wouldn't be just based on the assessment of someone who knows nothing about astronomy.
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4y ago
I'm not sure that assessment is accurate
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