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by dhzjxnbzn 9y ago
My first reaction to seeing these listings was to feel very disconnected from people who like the mall so much they want to live there. But it's a fantastic idea. You don't often get the opportunity to create new dense urban cores
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by dhzjxnbzn 9y ago
I'm a fan of rail in general, and the German system is fantastic. But the LA and SF Bay Areas consist mostly of sprawl and don't have good transit to begin with. You need to drive to get somewhere fast. In those circumstances, tak
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by dhzjxnbzn 9y ago
Maybe this will appeal to people who are green-minded, but live in a conservative area and are ashamed about it.
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by dhzjxnbzn 9y ago
Moving jobs after a year is very common in tech. If you have any co-workers who left, asking them for referral (if they like the new gig) is a great way to go about it. Lots of companies pay referral bonuses so your old co-worker will be ha
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by dhzjxnbzn 9y ago
There is actually a cost-efficient way to create affordable housing: create luxury housing. After rich people move in, less rich people will get to inhabit those older homes left behind. Restricting housing construction creates a backlog th
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by dhzjxnbzn 9y ago
The rents in Baltimore seem downright affordable, maybe they had the right idea with letting developers build if they want to build. The rents in Philly are higher, but nowhere near those of the Bay Area. Here is an article about the local
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by dhzjxnbzn 9y ago
For anyone familiar with the Bay Area real estate market, this is obviously wrong. Looking at recent sales, homes in Brisbane are selling at ~$600/sqft, which is easily enough to support the construction of dense housing. For compariso
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by dhzjxnbzn 9y ago
There is a spectrum between letting everyone in on the embargo and keeping things under wraps. Given it took months for the key players to produce fixes (which Scaleway and everyone else can use), and things were already leaking before the
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by dhzjxnbzn 9y ago
Cars produced in the last seven days of the quarter is a somewhat gamable metric. They may or may not be sustaining production at that rate.