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9y ago
http://hsh.sfgov.org/research-reports/san-francisco-homeless...
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9y ago
"Something bad happened to my friend" =/= "Things are getting worse". I've been jumped walking down the street in SF, and also violent crime has been steadily decreasing since I moved here, just as it is now.
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It literally is not. I live and work in and around SF, I have worked directly with the homeless, and I pay attention when new data comes out on this subject. You are 100% wrong about this.
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9y ago
NIMBYs in San Francisco scream bloody murder and call it "violence" when developers want to build on empty parking lots. I am not exaggerating. The idea that "geography" is the limiting factor here is willful ignorance.
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9y ago
Can you name one person who was fired for "conservative views on business affairs", please?
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9y ago
> Rising levels of increasingly aggressive homeless Citation needed. The most recent data on this disagrees with you.
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9y ago
Tech workers from lots of different companies are organizing to get better working conditions for cafeteria workers and other service workers like them. See: http://brokeassstuart.com/blog/2017/06/27/the-
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Converesly, most of the people I know say "get a Lyft" and mean Lyft. I don't really think this is universal.
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9y ago
Yes they are. People keep conflating the ability of commercial bee keepers to keep up with colony collapse with the ability of wild bee populations to survive. They are not the same thing. I don't know about the Netherlands specificall
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Groupthink and investor pressure
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>>For one trip, he hired a couple who he said did not look like conventional Trader Joe’s shoppers. They had dreadlocks, tattoos and piercings. “They looked like they just walked off the set of a Burning Man documentary,” he said. I&#
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Prankster Tricks Tech Incubator into Supporting Homeless People
(brokeassstuart.com)
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I buy shirts that are made in San Francisco, but the fabric is almost certainly not made in the U.S. The global supply chain enables products that are in some sense "made locally". Same goes for coffee. So it's totally reason
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There are a lot of these maps, most of them generated by Google MyMaps, by gang members themselves.
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Remember that time when a well-funded, highly competent state actor stockpiled vulnerabilities when everyone told them not to and the leaked vulnerabilities nearly brought down an entire national health care system?
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9y ago
Didn't Lyft also do basically the same thing in China? I feel like Lyft is a living testament to collaboration being a better business strategy than domination
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9y ago
> trumpeting unisex bathrooms is taking a side, implying a public normative claim Yeah, or, it's just making trans people comfortable at the conference in a way that impedes absolutely nobody from doing anything, other than shouting
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9y ago
There's a huge opportunity for the attentive. Rock and roll got started largely because the major broadcasters moved away from radio and into television, and as a result operating an FM radio station got crazy cheap, leaving lots of ro
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9y ago
I prefer "The Big Fran" myself
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Did the state, or any city, declare bankruptcy?
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9y ago
Why is there any category of worker that you feel doesn't deserve the right to collective bargaining? Why should any group of workers be prevented from organizing for rights and benefits as a group?
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9y ago
While we're on the subject of misleading language, let's talk about why this is always labeled as "pension reform" and not what it actually is, "reducing payments", or even better, "reneging on a contract.
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10y ago
I think you're probably dead on. How do I bet on this?
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10y ago
In the future it's going to blow people's minds that software engineers were ever allowed to work on systems that touch people's personal information without a license.
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10y ago
I don't understand how Philadelphia gets away with being such a wonderful city. It's an incredible anomoly.
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You're making a mistake assuming that I'm using rhetoric to win elections or build a base. I actually believe, because there is ample evidence to support it, that this administration's goal is ethnic cleansing via mass deport
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Yes, it is. My understanding is that there are still barriers to producing enough graphene at a large enough scale to make many of its uses commercially viable. http://www.azonano.com/article.aspx?ArticleID=3677
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No, you're right, the fact that Donald Trump literally launched his campaign by painting all Mexican immigrants as murderers and rapists is a coincidence, the question of who gets deported and why is purely a technical, legal one havin
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Also, I'd love to hear more about how building a high rise on what used to be a parking lot involves "kicking people out of stable living situations"
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10y ago
This is that exact process in action. It is happening exactly as proponents of new construction suggested it would. This is all good news.
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