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What these numbers show is that all the stuff people claim about NYC is backwards. 1. These declines are until mid 2022. NYC's population has rebounded since then big time. 2. No, it's not crime deterring people. Crime is heading
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It depends on the kind of transit advocate you are. To me it appears that with the amount of investment the government has already and continues to put into the automotive sector (building infrastructure, keeping laws that keep them pretty
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It worked for Steve Jobs so why not try it again!
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> The more I think about this, the more it seems like something really bizarre is going on. That's only because people refuse to accept the obvious. Executives, whether correctly or wrongly, genuinely believe having employees coloca
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I can't search the WSJ or FT due to paywalls, but searching Fortune.come other than the straight news (Amazon executive threatens promotions will be blocked) all the top 5 or so articles I saw are about RTO being challenging.
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So much wrong in this comment including the obtuse conspiracy mongering. But I wanted to answer the simple question that's posed. The stock market is going up because company profits are going up. Additionally the return of war thanks
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As someone who has lived in the US for 20 years but has moved quite a bit within the country, and lived in multiple other countries before, but continues to travel a lot, I've become very aware of the "stuff" I have. And it&#
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I don't think anyone is arguing that a lower salary doesn't suck. This is a discussion about whether living in a suburb with a massive house is significantly better than living in a smaller apartment in a city.
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Within a 10 min walking distance of a US suburb? Soccer moms was a phrase invented in the US for a reason.
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While this might explain why Tech salaries are high in general, it doesn't explain why US Tech salaries are so much higher than Western European ones (let's not even consider the gap with Asia/Eastern Europe). Heck, there is
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cities_by_homicide_rat... Top 50 cities (not in a war) with the highest homicide rates (best proxy for crime, (a) because it's most easily available, (b) it's fairly easy
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I think one of the more obvious reasons is because companies genuinely believed in the benefit of geographical colocation. And Tech has largely been a winner takes all industry, so paying large sums of more money to hire people is worth it
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While your opinion that US tech workers might be overpaid may be true, it bears questioning why this is happening in the Tech sector, one where even before COVID it was far easier to hire remote and offshore workers than say serving burgers
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I disagree with this. There's a lot of evidence that modern society has made things much better for everyone. That doesn't mean that there aren't negative influences in modern society. The rich wanting to get richer is defini
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I'm not sure I understand why AI is supposed to make anything better, at least under the regulatory regime we have right now. 1. AI doesn't do anything new. It's just human thinking done better in the best case scenario. So t
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A possibly good example to look at is Indian in 2016. In 2016, India abolished bank notes of certain denominations that formed the majority of value of bank notes in circulation. Note, India has its own currency and was able to print altern
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And was considered significantly out of the norm. And not surprisingly, was based entirely off comments on Twitter.
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> I think a lot of those that think firing people is trivial were never in the room when the decisions were made or the conversations were had. There is so much discourse on HN (and elsewhere) that everyone agrees with and you just read
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There's a lot of companies laying off people even though they're making increasing profits. Unity isn't one of those (even if the C suite was being paid $0 since some are arguing that the top brass salaries are too high). It
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And that's a good thing. Gnome is not a distro. It doesn't provide a user facing distro. It's a DE that other people are building the largest distros on. They should be adding stuff based on their priorities, while Gnome'
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And yet somehow despite Gnome's shitshow management, all the major distros default to GNOME. Maybe they're doing something right?
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> They have fixed a faulty GPU on a 4 year old laptop for free I have to laugh at this. Apple had a well known strategy of denying that obvious problems with their devices were not actually problems with their devices until 5-10 years la
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Because this is what they have tested so far? Are you worried about the internet paper that will be wasted and the digital trees that will be cut down if they post a follow up in a second blog post?
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> And the reason we don't do that is because it would expose the lie that there can be a universal data and power connector for all devices And yet, such a connector and cable does exist! > everything can connect perfectly fine w
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The car free idea is great, but this looks like it's inevitably gonna turn into a dystopian nightmare since it's actually cut off from the rest of the city. The great thing about good cities is that they make it easy to meet peopl
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I think the conversation becomes a lot easier once you recognize that there is no such thing as untyped data. There's only explicit typing and implicit typing. So the only real argument you're having with someone is when writing a
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A pentium 4 would burn through your battery within minutes (not to mention your skin). Most people absolutely NEED better than a pentium 4.
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Further to actually use cellular modems you likely need to pay an additional fee every month to a cellphone carrier. That requirement probably makes the already tiny subset of people who could use a cellular modem even smaller.
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And the legal investigation can find as such. That's what legal processes are for. The fact that the police are protesting the legal process, as opposed to a conviction is terrible. Also, the fact that the guy was a criminal does not m
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One of my greatest frustrations over the past few years was seeing any class of workers in the US gaining significant leverage over their employers for the first time since the 90s, and then spending all that leverage towards making it easi
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