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bigmanwalter
7y ago
So it's okay if the US monitors and intercepts global communications. But it's bad if China does it?
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7y ago
Usually the people who earn the most have people whose only job is spending it for them.
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7y ago
Trains are amazing when they are built for people to take. Unfortunately, trains in the US were built for industrial transport. Trains for people have a few cars and go really fast. Trains for cargo have hundreds of cars and go really slow.
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7y ago
It's amazing really. My other half's family is Greek and it took me years to get the hang of some of their simplest recipes. The whole time they were saying "It's only olive oil and salt! What can be so difficult?"&
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bigmanwalter
7y ago
When will people realize that best practices aren't created by Facebook.
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7y ago
It's available on torrents ;) The Pirate Bay has it in 1080p!
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8y ago
Someone who gets it!
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8y ago
Everyone who buys the axe is better off for it, and everyone who sells wood at the market but doesn't own an axe is worse off for it.
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8y ago
Renting is much cheaper in Montreal than similar sized Canadian and American cities. Obviously you cannot compare to cities like NYC or SF directly.
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8y ago
Some rent control schemes keep all rents low. In Montreal, the government limits all rent increases to 1% per year. Even between tenants.
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8y ago
I live in a city with rent control and it's great. New York's rent control model is broken no doubt but look no further than Montreal for a better example. The difference is that all rent prices are subject to a maximum increase o
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8y ago
awesome!
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8y ago
Oh dear, it seems I've lost my poor meatball.
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8y ago
This is amazing
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8y ago
After a few days of configuring ProseMirror I was nowhere close to having a usable editor. It's not for the feint of heart.
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8y ago
We can also invest in public transit so that them owning a car wouldn’t be necessary
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8y ago
That's fundamentally not how identification on the Internet works. You are whoever you say you are. It's absurd to tie identity to a physical person.
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8y ago
This is pretty much the only reproducible solution. Investing in personal brand and networking can bring in remote contracts. Remote still consumes all your energy but it avoids a lot of the unpleasantness of being on contract.
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8y ago
True wisdom right here!
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8y ago
Platitudes on platitudes. "Be efficient." "Do it right."
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8y ago
Not really. Code needs to solidify before you document it. Documentation is best saved for after a major release.
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8y ago
In nature, they are far more likely to end up as prey than to live a long happy life. Street cats live to the age of 5 on average. House cats live until 13. Freedom is a fantasy.
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8y ago
How much would you say is the smallest amount of capital you would need to use in order to run a profitable strategy such as yours?
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8y ago
Mithril is far superior to and simpler than Aurelia.
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8y ago
People like credit. The threat of losing it is more than enough reason to avoid bankruptcy.
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bigmanwalter
8y ago
Unfortunately too many people think this unironically. Looks like everyone is down voting you because you are exposing their core values.
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8y ago
I don’t buy your reasoning. Intel has had their Celeron line for decades and it is widely understood to be their value line.
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8y ago
The issue at hand is the faulty Windows security model. Users have been trained to give full admin rights to anything that asks.
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8y ago
It is easier to taste the fruit of globalization and interact with a larger slice of society by living in the city. Status plays a part but is not the primary driver behind satisfaction from urban life.
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8y ago
You most definitely can separate the fashionable, and status-seeking aspects out from urban culture. I live in Canada. The traditional cuisine is bland, and fresh produce grows only a few months of the year. I see my love of sushi as a prod
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