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by ethagknight 2y ago
I think the looks are outrageous but I love it because it is so wild. It is admittedly ugly in a traditional car design sense. I do think it's funny how polarized people are on car design. I've driven a Tesla Y for 3 years, it&#x2
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I ordered one, but it's dramatically more expensive (50% more?) than what I signed up for. Either Tesla cant make them for less, or they are milking their pricing cascade strategy a little further. Until we see parking lots full of uns
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Endless factors come together with different strategies down to each ownership, management, manager, weaknesses in the property like insufficient parking or a compromised floor plan that won’t lease at mkt rate, or broader market issues lik
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It’s not, 93% indicates a healthy market that is priced right between renters and landlords. My core objection is to the article stating “everyone knows there’s an affordability crisis” and I am saying there is not a crisis, its a manufactu
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NOLA is a unique market for sure but I’m told it’s had a difficult run. Weak demand across the middle market could mean a lot of things. I am not sure on the proposed correlation between lower income strain, my better guess is that it comes
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by ethagknight 2y ago
You want to provide citation or just say you are objective? Look at any major nation-wide multifamily housing market report. Not a crisis. It's just expensive in the most desirable locations. CBRE's headline: Slight Apartment Over
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by ethagknight 2y ago
New Orleans is hovering around 92% occupancy across the market at $1,273/mo average rent. Plenty of room for both to compress. Very healthy. https://mmgrea.com/new-orleans-2q-2024-report/
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by ethagknight 2y ago
Looks like Puget Sound market is running 93% occupancy, with 392,000 total apartment units in the market, thats 27,000 vacant units today. Very healthy market but not a crisis. https://simonandersonteam.com/wp-content/u
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Thanks for the reply, I will give Grayjay a shot. I think just letting the primary account specify creators/channels and then have a sub accounts with no ability to modify would be sufficient. Im sure there are already all sorts of rec
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by ethagknight 2y ago
This looks really interesting. Specifically I would love to be able to set up something like this for my kids so that I have control over what they are able to watch on YouTube. I want to offer my kids whitelisted shows and creator accounts
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In a nutshell, people paying super high rents in elite locations believe there’s a housing shortage and believe they should get assistance for living in super desirable locations. Calling it a crisis is disingenuous at best. Specifically ca
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Pretty much every major US city besides NYC, LA, and SF is dealing with a massive over supply of multifamily housing
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by ethagknight 2y ago
“The big picture: The U.S. is in the grips of a housing affordability crisis — creating huge financial headaches for many Americans” This is just not true. Talking point being pushed by some group, I’m guessing those lobbying for subsidized
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Great input on the low quality deleted scene, never made sense to me!
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Great stuff thank you
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by ethagknight 2y ago
Is there any benefit, from Starlink’s perspective for them to sell ‘reseller kits’ for a single ground based antenna to serve a neighborhood? Or are Starlink’s radios so efficient that it doesn’t really matter? Also, I wonder why Starlink w
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by ethagknight 2y ago
The research is not banned. The free government money to fund research with questionable societal benefit has been banned. One may still study the impact of colonization on the Māori in recent history, and if there’s a good specific applica
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by ethagknight 2y ago
Got it. differing expectations. Im not expecting 'unsupervised' out of the system, I dont think I would trust any system to transport me or loved ones un-piloted. Even when being driven in a taxi, I am still supervising despite
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I disagree with you. Glad you worked in the industry, I am using FSD daily, it is really excellent.
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SuperCruise and FSD are not comparable. SuperCruise does what it claims to do, keep it up the middle on listed corridors. Most highways and interstates are eligible. I love both systems. FSD is truly almost there for unsupervised, point to
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by ethagknight 2y ago
More likely relates to diet. There was a recent WashU study directly linking high fructose diets to increased cancer. Cancer cells are vigorously growing, needs lots of available fuel, a diet full of corn syrup fuels both fat and cancer.
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by ethagknight 2y ago
I’ve had a Yukon with supercruise for 18 months. It is fantastic for highway driving, particularly, we’ve driven it west from Tennessee to Colorado and Florida. Other comments claiming it’s the same as other standard driver-assist packages
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It’s not a marriage. Have you ever watched any racing of any sort? One team frequently has multiple contestants. First and third is better than just third.
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Seems reasonable to pick two horses in a race you believe is worth running
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Nurturing a competitive private industry will yield far greater dividends
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That’s a fictional accusation
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Before relying on the US commercial space industry, we were relying on Europe and Russia. Now we’ve leap frogged the whole industry by a decade or more. Is that mentioned in the article? No mention of Russia.
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And SpaceX has done exactly what they were asked to do with that money. Great value for the taxpayer.
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You wanna make the same argument about Microsoft or Apple or Boeing or healthcare administration? Far more government resources goes towards those. Bold to assume that the US government could’ve accomplished what SpaceX has accomplished in
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I didn’t read the article (paywall), but in real estate, we have checks stolen from the post office all the time. All we need to do to secure checks is for banks to give us some mechanism to upload an image of checks we send to our account

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