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by carom 4y ago
Not GP, but try an elimination diet. I had chronic sinus headaches and cutting out a ton of foods fixed it. My brother is diagnosed celiac, I am not because you have to eat gluten for the blood test or do a stomach biopsy, both of which I&#
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by carom 4y ago
I hate slack and chat in general being temporary at basically everywhere I have worked. So often a colleague will give you instructions on some process then the next time you need it, it's gone.
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by carom 4y ago
I have a manual (2018), I'd buy an electric for the acceleration but they need to make it a $30k autocross car. Don't mind if it's a death trap, just fast and cheap.
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by carom 4y ago
Ha, I know that building. There is always graffiti along the top. Didn't know it was empty. That's a 10/10, next to a metro stop and freeway entrance. I'd buy that in a heartbeat. Looks like it changed hands for 2.8m in
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by carom 4y ago
From the article. >I’ve written about this before [1] and gave some examples from Wikipedia, YouTube, Mastodon, and Tor. From that linked article. >On YouTube, 2 billion MAUs but only 15 million (0.75%) active creators >On Wikipedi
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by carom 4y ago
That's insane. More fun LA facts. LA produced ~60k housing units out of a goal of ~80k over the last 8 years. Their goal for the next 8 years is 450k. They are starting at least 1 year late due to the COVID eviction moratorium. Right n
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by carom 4y ago
I disagree. Someone is funding the construction in the same way that someone is paying for the land and keeping it subdivided (rental units) and available. Tenants are more than welcome to form LLCs and collectively purchase land and build
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by carom 4y ago
My issue with this solution is we do not even allow private entities to build dense housing. So we are breaking a market and then saying the state is the solution. I interact with the government regularly and I do not have faith in their ca
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by carom 4y ago
I'll take the supply position. So much of LA is zoned for SFHs. Now they can have an ADU but that doesn't do much. We need density. We need to make it easier to build. That slows down climbing rents. LA housing is at a massive def
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by carom 4y ago
There is huge value in subdividing land and building, creating housing for people who cannot afford to buy and build. You're stuck in a suburbia mindset. Not everyone can afford a SFH, there isn't enough land. Not everyone can aff
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by carom 4y ago
I disagree, landlords are price takers. There is not much I can do to drive my rents up if no one wants to pay it. If my rents are below market, I can get them up to market. But pushing it beyond that is competitive based on location and ho
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by carom 4y ago
It is because it is incredibly difficult to build new housing. Zoning is the supply constraint.
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by carom 4y ago
So the number in the title is mostly small LLCs.
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by carom 4y ago
I have a lot of variance in how I answer "what are you building?" for this exact reason. There is what I am building right now and my vision. Getting people to see the vision is difficult. >What are you building? 1. An image la
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by carom 4y ago
Preach. I have a property zoned for 14 units, the entire ground floor will be parking in order to build that many.
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by carom 4y ago
I agree, people should be able to do with their property what they want. Many SFH owners actively try to block development of the properties they do not own, unfortunately.
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by carom 4y ago
This is 100% true up until demand is met, then it will stabilize. Currently though, the more you can utilize land the more it is worth. Single families can compete against 2 families for the land, it is a lot harder when you can fit 10 uni
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by carom 4y ago
The US was a brand new country that was mostly empty. Look at England for some historical data.
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by carom 4y ago
Private parties can build housing too, if you let them.
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by carom 4y ago
We do not need to hand over ownership to the government to build more houses. Just simplify zoning laws. Private landlords want to build. People want to maximize the value of their properties. They can't because of zoning laws that fav
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by carom 4y ago
The even easier argument is how many college students and new grads can afford to buy a house? Subdividing property that people can't afford is a valuable service.
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by carom 4y ago
Taxes have nothing to do with insane rental prices. It is zoning that favors single family homes.
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by carom 4y ago
Or through a free online course like deeplearning.ai or fast.ai, and a few personal projects. So many PhDs I've worked with have known the literature but couldn't produce something valuable to save their life. That might have been
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by carom 4y ago
I'm confused here, does migrant mean illegal or is there some program similar to farms to bring people across the border to work?
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by carom 4y ago
What does productionizing coreml look like if I wanted to stand a model up as an rpc service?
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by carom 4y ago
>One group did this six times a day for five days a week (6×5). The other group completed all 30 contractions in a single day once a week (30×1). Researchers also had a third group do six contractions once a week as a control. >Result
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by carom 4y ago
For the bottom up side of this, https://deeplearning.ai . Where fast.ai gets you started training models immediately, deeplearning.ai has you implementing neural nets from scratch in NumPy then transitions to TensorFlow.
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by carom 4y ago
I have an interest in relaxing zoning so I can build. You can't even listen to someone deeply involved in a system telling you how it is broken, or what the incentives you are suggesting will lead to. * Rent control privatizes the cost
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by carom 4y ago
>That said, without a rental market the price of houses goes way down. I see that you are saying you would simply sell the apartments instead now. What is the solution for (e.g.) new grads who do not have a down payment yet? Why aren&#x2
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by carom 4y ago
No, they took on zero risk to be in that position. If my tenants lose their jobs they get six months free rent while I go through the eviction process. If I lose my job and can't get another I have to sell my property for a six figure

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