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by exclusiv 9y ago
I don't think so. From what I remembered, it required both hands grasping 10 and 2. I had a lot of distrust for the system (and was hovering the brake) since I hadn't used it before. I had to get used to the controls, the UI, the
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by exclusiv 9y ago
I hadn't thought of that but I am a firm believer that some social shaming is a highly effective way to curb behavior. I agree that other cars should be notified if a car is unattended too, just in case they get to an area where the sy
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by exclusiv 9y ago
I would think it would make sense to throw on the hazards and come to a stop if it can't figure out the shoulder and the driver is not attentive for whatever reason. In LA - some people are so stupid as to not get off to the shoulder a
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by exclusiv 9y ago
When I drove one on autopilot - it would routinely prompt me to put hands on steering wheel. I didn't get them all and autopilot mode was disabled for the rest of my trip. I don't recall the steering wheel prompts to be as obvious
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by exclusiv 9y ago
Agreed. There's a lot of snakes in the biz. I had to tell one to turn his auto-dialer down because it was annoying me. If I didn't answer he'd be hitting me up several times per day every day. Then he'd lie about not hav
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by exclusiv 9y ago
I'd suggest that geeky dads are going to attempt to be very logical with their all their decisions. So they might take their time with their spouse, want to get a house, get finances in a great place, etc, before making the jump to hav
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by exclusiv 9y ago
I'm suggesting it as a possibility yes. Parent tried to suggest it as all rosy up in Alaska and suggest there's no negative correlation for UBI up there. And Alaska is toward the top on two major issues so it's worth noting.
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by exclusiv 9y ago
"Alaska among top states in illicit drug use" [1] "A new report from the state health department shows a dramatic rise in heroin use in Alaska. The number of hospitalizations for heroin related causes nearly doubled in the st
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by exclusiv 9y ago
Score 40-70M deaths for Mao and 3-60M for Stalin too. The last hundred years were ridiculous. Unfortunately the world needs a police. The UN isn't effective. So the US takes a lot of heat for meddling in other country's affairs. I
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by exclusiv 9y ago
> You are the only person hearing the arguments you think you're having. The parent made a good point with this: "blatantly violate every kind of basic human right" which was a comment hailing from Italy of all places. Cri
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by exclusiv 9y ago
Not necessarily. You don't have enough information to make that claim. If you're smart and have assets (not living on the edge), then you put as little down as possible because your return will be higher than the PMI or general de
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by exclusiv 9y ago
This hidden racism is rampant among the leftists. They start their policy-making by assuming that minorities can't do certain things. They make themselves feel better by telling themselves they are helping out the disadvantaged. But th
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by exclusiv 9y ago
I've never thought of it that way but it definitely makes sense. Apart from the anti-housing issues that you outlined, the city loses out on new property tax revenue that would be levied at the current market rate. Staying in office is
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by exclusiv 9y ago
It was probably somewhere in the terms. Not ideal, but at the same time - the product IS a social network for the neighborhood, so the user gets value from having their neighbors on. And they expect to have their neighbors on. I'd pref
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by exclusiv 9y ago
It's not a dismissive position - that's how capitalism works. Consumers as a whole don't believe the extra cost is justified. In fact, they don't even think the taste is better in some cases [1] or only a 5% preference i
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by exclusiv 9y ago
> There are no other accessible alternatives which we can practically select between as consumers of agriculture. I'm not talking about consumers of agriculture. The vast majority of consumers will choose whatever is cheapest and lo
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by exclusiv 9y ago
> there should not be any genuine argument that the major legislated systems of organic agriculture developed across the World, currently represent the most mature and well researched alternatives we have to legacy standards You just mad
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by exclusiv 9y ago
On the flipside it's not all rosy for organic and evidence points towards a blend of organic/conventional as a best practice. "The results show that organic farming practices generally have positive impacts on the environment
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by exclusiv 9y ago
I stayed at an apartment in Venice Italy and the toilet was in the middle of the shower. So you could literally poo and shower at the same time if you really wanted too haha. They also had floor urinals at some public spaces which, while od
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by exclusiv 9y ago
Not mine, but my wife signed up for Nextdoor several years ago. They send a postcard verification of address like Google Maps does for businesses. She found out that all of our neighbors got a postcard inviting them to Nextdoor and it said
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by exclusiv 9y ago
Where did you live? Just curious because it might not have been the right one for you. I've lived in Santa Monica, Hollywood, Pacific Palisades, Sherman Oaks, El Segundo, Playa Del Rey, Manhattan Beach. :) Enjoyed every one, although H
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by exclusiv 9y ago
Get on Upwork or similar sites and price low and deliver. You can up your rate as you earn reviews and a portfolio.
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by exclusiv 9y ago
This is great stuff. My aunt would pay us to read books. We had to provide a hand-written summary/review to her to collect. I can't remember the exact amount - somewhere between $8 and $18 each. One of the reasons why I think your
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by exclusiv 9y ago
Good point. I think that probably gets more of a pass because we used to have a lot of inline JS in the past. Doing it the other way was a lot sloppier before because HTML was such a chore to include in JS.
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by exclusiv 9y ago
Sure that's part of it if it's actually adequate, but people and businesses have a right to know if you have a criminal record and make risk-assessments based on that. Jail time doesn't reverse your wrongdoing on society and
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by exclusiv 9y ago
I'm from the Midwest originally and I've found SoCal to be friendly and outgoing, moreso than most places. As an example, you'll have 50+ year olds on skateboards or surfing, playing volleyball, mingling with younger crowds a
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by exclusiv 9y ago
I'm not a fan of most landlords but they do provide a service. They're legally on the hook for paying property taxes, making sure the home is up to code, maintaining the grounds and the structure, paying utilities in many cases, c
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by exclusiv 9y ago
I had that at my university too - only 3 non-related individuals could live in one dwelling. We had 6 in one house since the upstairs was setup as a separate unit with a door on the staircase that was always open haha.
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by exclusiv 9y ago
Cities wouldn't like the property tax revenue drop either. And there'd be no housing to rent which is a problem for a huge % of the population.
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by exclusiv 9y ago
I don't see how this would work. Building owners would simply sell their assets. They wouldn't be able to service the debt. Then there'd be no homes/condos/etc. to rent. How do citizens, most with no cash savings, a

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