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by carom 5y ago
I think the companies there will also need to reinvent themselves. I'm currently interviewing and both Apple and Facebook required in-person or based around a satellite office. I'm in Los Angeles so it shouldn't be a crazy as
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by carom 5y ago
What are some of the online alternatives?
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by carom 5y ago
The Yellow Emperor would like to have a word with you. [1] TCM goes back more than 2000 years. 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huangdi_Neijing
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by carom 5y ago
I would absolutely rent a meditation hole.
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by carom 5y ago
Every interaction with a government or large entity. It has created a rigidity that does not allow for special circumstances. It is phone tree hell, self-help FAQs when you're trying to report a problem, it is minute long COVID safety
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by carom 5y ago
Parroting that we are in decline is definitely a contributor to the mood of doom.
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by carom 5y ago
>Now they see how the actual wealthy are living and are angry about it and for a large portion of them they direct their anger at immigrants or China or insert boogeyman because they work hard and deserve to live like that. It's nev
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by carom 5y ago
I support this, I miss the minimize button a lot.
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by carom 5y ago
>That's not ideal but it doesn't seem catastrophic. >If a piece of land is underdeveloped and they charge a little too much, the person just surrenders that land to the government which auctions it off. I would say a situati
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by carom 5y ago
I've run into a lot of these issues using it and I've even reported them on every available channel. The original image is my biggest complaint. I was making a service where users would want to batch retrieve what they've upl
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by carom 5y ago
Have you looked into food? I had sinus headaches my whole life and I've identified a ton of foods as the triggers. Might be worth doing an elimination diet.
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by carom 5y ago
I would happily trade in the touch screen on my Jeep for some nice physical controls. It displays a safety dialog every time the car starts and controls (volume!) are disabled while that dialog is up. Similarly, it switches inputs constantl
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by carom 5y ago
A lot of this is from institutional investors fleeing the bond market.
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by carom 5y ago
The statement is fairly odd, as someone in the US who cares a lot about housing I did not understand it. They might have become more capitalistic / free market / libertarian, as many of those areas are heavily restricted and dereg
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by carom 5y ago
I have a 4 unit apartment building. I live in one unit and make the others available for people to rent out. My alternative, which I am strongly considering due to what a pain in the ass this is, is to convert it to a single family home. Wo
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by carom 5y ago
On the world scale maybe, but the USA is still one of the most desirable places to immigrate to. So while some countries will be abandoned, the US can just increase immigration which creates the necessary future demand for assets.
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by carom 5y ago
>But choosing between a 0% bank account or real estate investing is a major false dichotomy. Ok, so interest rates are near zero. A ton of money is leaving the bond market and going to stocks. Price of stocks is being pushed up due to th
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by carom 5y ago
I believe property taxes in Texas can be reevaluated when the value changes while you own the home. In California it is only upon sale.
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by carom 5y ago
Inflating the currency is much more likely. It is how the government will escape a crisis when they cannot lower interest rates any more. That said, I think land is finite and will keep pace with inflation.
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by carom 5y ago
>Nobody is entitled to live in the same space forever. This should also apply to rent control.
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by carom 5y ago
Mitigate means to make less severe. It does not mean prevent.
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by carom 5y ago
I took a really awful* graphics programming course during my Masters degree, to the point where I didn't drop, stayed in, and took the bad grade just to leave a final review about how bad it was. I later discovered processing and graph
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by carom 5y ago
This is absolutely what will happen. The state is forcing people to teach their kids at home and the children who don't have that support structure are going to get left behind. It almost seems like it will become common for students t
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by carom 5y ago
We shouldn't teach them until 11th grade, give everyone a few years head start.
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by carom 5y ago
I really hate sarcasm tags and I really appreciate this comment.
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by carom 5y ago
I change the theme and the opening tree behavior do it doesn't nest endlessly. I think I also put to open new tabs at the front of the children, so it is immediately preceding the parent. Just use it for a bit, the top tab bar is so si
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by carom 5y ago
In my opinion yes. I'll caveat that everyone's situation is different. That said, I think holding debt right now is great. Interest rates are low so a ton of money has been fleeing the bond market pumping stocks. It's not the
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by carom 5y ago
>Ridiculous and wrong. Shameful advice. I be curious know your age, income, and net worth to see how out of touch you are. Chill out with the insults.
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by carom 5y ago
A tax would be evenly distributed among all property owners. An eviction moratorium or rent stabilization places the burden on random individuals to subsidize poor housing policy (restrictive zoning).
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by carom 5y ago
I felt similarly about the fastai course. I'm doing the deeplearning.ai course (Andrew Ng) and I really like it. Warning though, it is bottom up, so you start by implementing neural nets with numpy to understand the internals, then it

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