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6y ago
A better stat would be the % of arrests of other cities' officials. The majority of population does not have access to the FBI scale embezzlement, even if they wanted to do it.
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I believe that behind the veneer of the official progressivism there's deep monetary corruption in San Francisco government. Here is my data (all within last 24 months): 1. SF Public works director arrested by the FBI: https:/&#x
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If there was no rent control, prices would drop even more. Firstly landlords are afraid to permanently lock down at a lower price, offering free months of rent instead. Secondly rent controlled tenants are afraid to lose their apartments, t
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6y ago
When you thread a needle through a hole: when the needle becomes approximately equal to the hole diameter it becomes much harder, but before then it's easy.
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This is a nice theory, but what is the proof? Were people just as smart 30,000 years ago? What about 300,000 or 3 million years ago? How do you set the time scale? When was the boundary when people became smart?
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6y ago
Did it come back? How soon?
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6y ago
See how toxic the politically active (in the workplace) employees are: i am getting downvoted simply for saying that I would choose an apolitical company if I was looking for a job...
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6y ago
Certainly. If I was looking for a job, I would rank it very high because of this.
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Beijing, the Seat of Science Capital
(nature.com)
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6y ago
Maybe they will ban forest fires too?
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6y ago
>Randomness When life gives you lemons, make lemonade
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Astronomers see possible hints of life in Venus's clouds
(sfgate.com)
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6y ago
First Guilded Age is what made America wealthy. I would not call what we have now a Guilded Age- look at the debt. We have been squandering that first Guilded Age's wealth since 1933, but these things have a lot of inertia.
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Show HN: My server has been up for 13 years
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6y ago
Just quit FF because of this. Mobile add-ons were the only reason I used it vs Chrome.
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6y ago
For hate speech? I thought only for malware so far.
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6y ago
Wait till they start blocking those Reddit alternatives in Chrome.
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6y ago
This is a hint that the next step maybe blocking certain websites in Chrome.
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6y ago
This is a hint that the next step maybe blocking certain websites in Chrome.
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6y ago
Also it might take 20x less RAM compared to using Python objects like sets and dicts. In Rust there's no garbage collection, and you can lay out memory by hand exactly as you want.
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6y ago
”Earth's surface became entirely or nearly entirely frozen, sometime earlier than 650 Mya (million years ago) during the Cryogenian period. " https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snowball_Earth Note that animal (m
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6y ago
This corporate "moving forward" newspeak sounds ominous.
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Consumer Prices Surge, Core CPI Jumps Most Since 1991
(thestreet.com)
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6y ago
What is parasitic about it? That they are using public roads?
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I applaud the CEO for this decision. It forces at least a glimpse of understanding on the local voters that one cannot combine ideological utopia and a functional economy.
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6y ago
I think this will be written up in the history books, like in the fall of Rome: "stock market decoupled from the fundamentals".
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That's a massive blow. Rust next?
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6y ago
I feel that it's a future of compilers: it almost feels like in interactive session, where you can actually learn stuff. I suggest expanding this.
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6y ago
Not even FedEx, you literally hire a guy to deliver an envelope say from Guatemala City to Xela.
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6y ago
I was in Guatemala and learned to my surprise that its national post has been disbanded. There's no functioning postal service of any kind, only private couriers.
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