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andys627
10y ago
Lots of very intelligent critical analysis applied to these are related issues - if only some of that was applied to roads and encouraging driving. Roads are showered with money with no thought of consequences. This is not in the slightest
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10y ago
This is so so so very much cheaper than building freeways and promoting single occupancy driving.
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andys627
10y ago
Not really
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10y ago
Tesla got $1.25bn from State of NV: http://www.rgj.com/story/news/2014/09/04/nevada-strikes-bill...
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10y ago
Maybe, but it will take you 3 weeks to set it up.
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10y ago
I wonder where the happy medium is. Setting up React/Redux/React-redux/react-router/react-redux-router/react-redux-router-thunk/webpack-hot-module-oh-my-god-what-am-i-doing takes forever.
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10y ago
Yes there are bad things too. I contend the bad things about car societies are worse. Not everyone can afford to not live in walking distance... we probably can't even afford it.
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10y ago
Proven technology around since the beginning of time - walking. The rest of the world love it. We should give it a try.
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10y ago
Apologies - wasn't meant to be passive aggressive. Thanks for suggestion. Here're some more resources: - Commuting linked to stress, bad health, no friends - Urban low income live longer: http://www.citylab.com/ho
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10y ago
We'll all be happier and healthier and have more money for other stuff if we build our cities around walking, biking, and shared transit. Suburbs = unhealthy, inefficient, unhappy (it has been studied - look it up don't just comme
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10y ago
Who pays in 30 years when it needs to be repaved?
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10y ago
SEEKING WORK Reno, NV or remote. Partial on site would be ok for west coast. Full stack Javascript engineer. Around 6 years of experience with companies ranging from startups to US Government. Lately, I've been doing a lot of work with
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10y ago
Do you have some good sources off the top of your head for this stuff? Thanks.
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andys627
11y ago
The fee is getting paid somehow - either by you up front, as a subscription, or for "free" built into the cost of the item.
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11y ago
It took us a generation to F up cities, it will take another to make great ones. It all starts with steps like this.
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11y ago
Another reason to do it is you will look a lot better to many prospective employers.
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11y ago
I don't understand the "they need the money argument". They were producing 9 million barrels per day and that achieved a price of $100 per barrel... now they are producing 10.5 million barrels per day and price is <$30 per
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11y ago
I have no problem with people living in suburbs as long as they pay for it. Everyone else is subsidizing (too low gas tax, wars for oil, obesity epidemic weighing on health care system, free parking) and accommodating (huge roads through do
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11y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: Reno, NV Remote: Yes - I am available to come to Bay Area pretty easily, and willing to travel to other places on occasion as well. Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Full stack javascript engineer - Angular, Node,
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11y ago
Comparing apples (going up then down) to oranges (getting into orbit). Pretty awesome to see these guys putting their cash towards this! Hope a rivalry heats up and I can goto Mars for $3.50.
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11y ago
ELI5 por favor
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11y ago
There's lot of regulation slowing this - floor area ratios, density caps, parking minimums, etc. Google "sprawl repair" for some interesting reads!
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11y ago
Could just be a trend, but walkable neighborhoods are on the rise in the US. Their residents use less oil.
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11y ago
Do they? Please provide source...
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11y ago
At some point it will run out.
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11y ago
I can't think of why else they would drive down price? (I mean this in the non-rhetorical sense... I'm genuinely curious and haven't read a convincing explanation)
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11y ago
250g is large enough to do damage
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11y ago
There are a few reasons it's not ridiculous - will encourage development, it will encourage more people than buses will to switch modes , will make everyone healthier (lower med costs).
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11y ago
This is nothing compared to what we spend on car infrastructure.
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11y ago
Why?
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