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5y ago
It is theoretical because the analysis you provided and the the Vox article don't account for zoning in any meaningful way.
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5y ago
>Imagine I'm a landlord, and I have a vacant lot I'm renting to a tenant who's got a mobile home parked there. What's going to happen if a Land Value Tax is imposed on me? Well, I'm already charging as much as th
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5y ago
I experienced this on iOS the other week. I think I was looking for a video editing app. A ton were free but required immediate sign up to a subscription with a free period to use the product at all.
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5y ago
I changed jobs and I don't regret it. I left federal contracting due to vaccine mandates. New job is very comfortable. Making a bit more money, far less work. Good growth potential on the stock grants. I guess thanks to Biden for makin
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5y ago
Apple did this. Initial recruiter said remote. Thankfully before interviews the hiring manager said not remote, I had done a challenge already though. Facebook did this. Recruiter said remote. Changed their mind that the rotational position
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5y ago
Why do you ground your car?
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5y ago
I also backed this in 2018 and have not received it yet. Absolutely insane.
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5y ago
What is there to reverse engineer? Isn't most of it open source?
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5y ago
That always struck me as strange. Getting a high quality branded sweatshirt, just give it to someone who doesn't sit in a climate controlled space all day. Plenty of cold people out there.
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5y ago
Eating almost exclusively at home and an food allergy dedicated restaurant. After still getting headaches I asked the owner and he pointed out the pepperoni. Tested independently with deli meat and bacon. Best advice is to do an elimination
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5y ago
Sodium nitrites are a sinus headache trigger for me. I tried the uncured stuff and got a headache. After a little research I learned about celery powder naturally having it. Really disingenuous way to market it. I still eat pork belly (actu
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Ask HN: What computer vision datasets is the world missing?
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5y ago
Did it work well or did China just stop reporting cases?
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5y ago
Just eat at a deficit. Figure out your TDEE, count calories, and eat less than that. Easier to count calories if you eat less variety. Cut out sugar. People have excellent results with keto. Keep it simple.
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5y ago
Lonely is an incredibly accurate way to describe working at Google. Everyone says the office perks are there to trick you to stay, but our work area was quieter than a library and no one hung around. If people were talking they'd legit
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5y ago
Celiac, lactose intolerance, fructose malabsorption, migraines... there are plenty of variations that cause people to handle foods differently.
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5y ago
I continued sugar for a while after that but eventually cut it out.
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5y ago
I've cut out a lot of foods permanently. Most notable are caffeine and sugar (sucrose, fructose). It will take a few tries but you're better off without it. Regarding caffeine, I would drink a lot of soda each day, like 4+ Mexican
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5y ago
I played this game a lot and loved it. It was brutal and I lost a lot of interest as it became more player friendly. Some more things to note - You could not pass through other players so in a single person hall way you could be blocked. Yo
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5y ago
Ah, you are correct! https://api.cloudflare.com/#cloudflare-images-base-image
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5y ago
I'm in that thread canceled my subscription to images this month. Will revisit when the original image is retrievable. Going to build off of GCP cloud storage for now.
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5y ago
In reality though, you learn how to solve a bunch of categories of problems on your own time, then put on a show where you go from the naive solution to the correct one. It's not as if someone is going to figure out dynamic programming
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5y ago
I experience physical withdrawal from sugar. There isn't really any medical literature to back it up. It gives me sinus headaches so I do not consume it at all. The multiple times I've cut it out (took a few tries) I would get qui
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5y ago
Milk contains lactose. I avoid sugar due to sinus headaches and don't have an issue with lactose.
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Tangentially related, I've looked for research in the past on what compels people to report rule breakers. I find it super interesting that people want to get other people in trouble over (often) things that don't negatively affec
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It is not fake. I just went through an interview cycle and set up Calendly to manage availability between my work and personal calendars. I interviewed with 3 big-n companies (two were remote bait and switches, one did not meet my salary ex
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5y ago
It's not good or bad, it just is. We're at the bottom right now, we'll stay here for a bit then experience inflation. Allocate assets accordingly. There isn't a good way up from zero interest rates besides printing money
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We really need to study the physiological mechanisms that cause food addiction and pass regulations to address the issues.
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>we haven't died from the so-called "lockdowns," To be fair, no one here has died from COVID either.
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5y ago
Inflation isn't bad, it is part of the interest rate cycle. You cut rates until you can't then you use inflation.
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