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by dangwhy 4y ago
> quintessential perfect AirBnB experience. I don't think its the luxury you are defining it by. Its a room in somones house that comes with its pros and cons.
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by dangwhy 4y ago
maybe you only book 'whole house/apartment' ? . I usually book a room in hosts house as a single traveller. I always see the host, i even went skiing with one last week.
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by dangwhy 4y ago
yes while searching also https://imgur.com/a/1JJLpI0
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by dangwhy 4y ago
Every single thread on airbnb seems to be dominated by this comment. I really don't understand the FUD. It is "solved" in usa airbnb too , infact german one seems to have more fees/line items, not less. example: https
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by dangwhy 4y ago
here in colorado its always the pickup trucks that seem to have these high beam lights. i don't why that correlation.
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by dangwhy 4y ago
thats more fees than usa :D this is usa https://imgur.com/a/FJaKHvS
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by dangwhy 4y ago
> But it is not taken into account when sorting by lowest price It is though. both in sorting and filtering.
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by dangwhy 4y ago
> If someone tried to add random fees like AirBnB does in the US, you would not have to pay them. Airbnb adds fees that goes to airbnb ( vs the host). How does that look in germany, its added to the price host sets. Host sees a different
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by dangwhy 4y ago
oh got it. Thank you for the clarification!
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by dangwhy 4y ago
yes its the next big thing.
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by dangwhy 4y ago
> rather get someone who can juice the machine by showing up with existing knowledge This doesn't feel like a sustainable way to build engineering org. You only get N chances for such 'juicing', what do you do when you nee
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by dangwhy 4y ago
what does the battery health on the settings app say?
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by dangwhy 4y ago
> Inflation has been tame over the past six months. > but not rapidly in a wage-inflation spiral. inflation doesn't feel Tame for my extended family.
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by dangwhy 4y ago
> plenty of hiring still Doesn't sound like it from responses the other ASK HN post. But you are right, i get a sense that it might take years before the havoc they've created will unravel.
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by dangwhy 4y ago
> lookout for senior rust engineers Interesting how companies have trouble hiring for hyper specific tech that they might abandon in a few years. Then what happens to these "rust engineers", do they get laidoff for the next hir
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by dangwhy 4y ago
when will these layoffs reflect in boom town housing markets ?
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by dangwhy 4y ago
> DuckDB is already super easy to use out of the box, so what's their value-add? I think this is analytics equivalent of edge computing. Instead of one big-cluster cruching numbers. 1. User requests bunch of analytics 2. Server asse
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by dangwhy 4y ago
> How far do you think those things went? You know, for normal people? I only ever see this comment from folks (mostly Republican politicians until now) with zero understanding of the subject What is the answer to these questions from p
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by dangwhy 4y ago
Meta seems to be flattenning the org and mark has publicly clamied that he doesn't doesn't managers of managers and will lay them off next round.
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by dangwhy 4y ago
Ugh I dislike these kind of responses that show up these threads 1. Its burnout 2. Its depression 3. Its midlife crisis None of these are defined or have a 'cure' . So whats the point of these diagnosis.
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by dangwhy 4y ago
> In general life is about getting big things done. Based on your responses, I envy your clarity and general attitude towards life. You seem to have purpose and drive that comes from that purpose. I've never found that clarity of &q
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by dangwhy 4y ago
Ski weekends and occasional weekday. Balance practice here and there during the week.
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by dangwhy 4y ago
> I.e. above a certain safety net How do you calculate this though. Seems kind of meaningless if no one really knows what that number is for them.
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by dangwhy 4y ago
Its hard to prove this because money can be measured and compared while fulfillment is nebulous and hard to pin down. So a person arguing that money is the most important thing will always win the argument because examples and proof are ple
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by dangwhy 4y ago
is this claim based on any research ?
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by dangwhy 4y ago
sorry my comment wasn't directed at you( i was using generic you) specifically. I was just comparing it to dieting using willpower as the means. Doesn't apply to 100% of people, you obviously had good success with it.
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by dangwhy 4y ago
> In reality, weight regain after "cutting" occurs over a period of years and tends to be around 50%; that is, less than the amount of weight lost in the first place. Interesting. Perhaps I missed it, I am not seeing that clai
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by dangwhy 4y ago
> It's been a month all diets fail after 6 months on average. ppl gain even more weight. you are going have the same results with this screen cap thing because you are using willpower to supress the urge which is still there and isn
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by dangwhy 4y ago
> The other will actually be very good for the economy. why is saving money good for economy? seems counterintutive
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by dangwhy 4y ago
I tried some songs but recommendations were tracks that sampled that song and songs with same name. I am not sure if thats quite what i am looking for.

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