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by bill_joy_fanboy 4y ago
I personally don't think so. The deleterious nature of smoking is pretty severe and leads to a lot of problems that don't just affect the individual. Smokers are more likely to contract (and spread) tuberculosis, for example. They
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by bill_joy_fanboy 4y ago
Nah. If it weren't for foreign "investment" in real estate, there would still be housing in the U.S. It would just be cheaper. Real estate is a finite resource. More people showing up and bidding just drives the price up for
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by bill_joy_fanboy 4y ago
I would gladly give up some "liberty" if we could go ahead and cleanse some of the degeneracy from my society. I don't need the "freedom" to smoke. Also, smoking =/= mountain climbing.
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by bill_joy_fanboy 4y ago
Gonna need to see the data on why I need to show you data.
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by bill_joy_fanboy 4y ago
> First, you have a tech industry salary, which is probably at least twice as much as the median wage, if not more. This is exactly his point. If he can't make it with what he has going for him, who can? > You only options are to
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by bill_joy_fanboy 7y ago
> ... GPS-equipped tractors. I have a dear family member who is a farmer. He's elderly now. One of his points of pride was that he could "lay off a straight row." I thought this was funny, but it was true. Farmers in
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by bill_joy_fanboy 7y ago
I'm interested in this because I don't fully understand the consequences here. I'd like to gain a deeper understanding through some concrete examples. With the PHP CLI, I can run: php -S localhost:8000 With Python3,