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by exclusiv 3y ago
There's some of that for sure, but real estate is a good inflation hedge. So if you print like we have been and new supply doesn't jack up, then here we are. That's just a natural economic thing; not a political system at pla
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by exclusiv 3y ago
Silly that the author is solely equating contrarian with bears and shorts. You can be big long and be a contrarian lol. Best value plays of all time are going long on companies that the masses wrote off or were near bankruptcies. This artic
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by exclusiv 3y ago
Certainly seems that way. They had been giving access. Then made pricing outrageous and 30 days to comply. A way to kill them off without straight up removing their access or shutting down the API to third parties in full.
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by exclusiv 3y ago
That study doesn't make "cats rarely attack rats" accurate. More accurately from that study - a transient group of feral cats rarely attack huge rats that are in a 150 rat colony at a waste management facility . - They
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by exclusiv 3y ago
I agree. Spoofing your capabilities and getting a higher title doesn't make one an architect or near architect lol.
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by exclusiv 3y ago
Seriously, that jumped out at me. You do not know anything after a year and a half. You are a junior developer. Nobody is that special. Also, there is a real risk to learning if you "stop being a junior". Namely, the posers don&#x
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by exclusiv 3y ago
I don't think that's fair. For example - we have a 2 party system that is designed so only one of them will win. And most people want to vote for someone that has a shot at winning. That doesn't make them morons. They're
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by exclusiv 3y ago
Very few countries want to trade in the currencies of Russia or China. But that's besides my point. Getting resources and manufactured goods has nothing to do with my statement about sustainability. Debt to GDP of 338% is not sustainab
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by exclusiv 3y ago
If you mean they have fallen from the peak of May 2022 you would be right. But that's not the story. And that has no bearing on fundamentals. Just because there has been a price movement doesn't mean it got disconnected from funda
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by exclusiv 3y ago
Exactly. Not enough supply. Build costs exorbitant. There will not be some magical supply out of nowhere nor a big drop in build costs. So thus prices, IMO, in most major metros are connected to fundamentals. If housing was not connected to
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by exclusiv 3y ago
> housing costs completely decoupling from fundamentals, Not true in most markets. Compare to build/replacement costs. In a high inflation environment with 30+ trillion in national debt and 186 trillion in unfunded liabilities, I&#x
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by exclusiv 3y ago
Well I'm trying to think about it like this - hypothetically... if there were NO innocent people convicted, the process itself of the death penalty may not even provide more closure than just life without parole.
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by exclusiv 3y ago
I agree and it's also cheaper to house them in prison for life without parole than to do a murder trial, get them convicted and executed. So the system might be wrong about the conviction which is just an absolutely terrible thought an
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by exclusiv 3y ago
Always a bit of a struggle as an engineer who is always searching for the solution and has a trained approach to debugging. Some just don't want to try something new for fear it won't work or that it isn't the preferred appro
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by exclusiv 3y ago
Making fraudulent claims for your medical device may not be traditionally violent. But it is.
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by exclusiv 4y ago
Kind of like framework laptop though. So while I agree search wouldn't be great to start, This isn't a TV for the masses if we're being honest. It will be high word of mouth and on niche tech sites. Top 2 results: standardtva
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by exclusiv 4y ago
Suggestion: STANDARD
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by exclusiv 4y ago
Pretty sure this guy can catch your dog even if your dog was on cocaine, remained focus, and had someone feeding it water periodically: [1] https://www.irunfar.com/aleksandr-sorokin-smashes-24-hour-wo...
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by exclusiv 4y ago
True but I watched some documentary where some westerner went to spend time with a tribe. The tribe thought it was absolutely hilarious that he would get up early and just go run for fun.
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by exclusiv 4y ago
Social media. Overly medicated. Sold a raw deal with college tuition costs. Social justice and their desire, and ultimately heavy mental weight of trying to change people and systems. Intolerance of those that think differently or disagree.
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by exclusiv 4y ago
I like them too but they tend to promote shittier code. The codebases I inherit that use classes = clean, easy to follow. Ones all in with functions and React hooks = trash. Obviously using hooks doesn't mean it has to be shitty, I thi
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by exclusiv 4y ago
Sure, but as an example, I paid a lawyer who presents that they are an expert in real estate. And I later find out they have zero understanding of legal non-conforming permits. It was a key factor I made clear upfront before I hired them. I
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by exclusiv 4y ago
Why not just use Sendgrid or similar for SMTP emails to customers, get a dedicated IP with them and have way less concern. I always prefer to isolate those things from the main corporate email and reputation anyway. You don't want your
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by exclusiv 4y ago
> Actually the expansion of the NBA ended that era, because the Pistons were not able to keep Mahorn. If they kept that team together, Bulls don't win in 1991. Mahorn. An all defensive second team selection. One time. 6.9 ppg and 6
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by exclusiv 4y ago
"Hersh uses the testimony of one person, mixed alongside that aforementioned historical or political commentary, as evidence for every significant aspect of the alleged conspiracy. Here is the first mention of that source: Last June, t
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by exclusiv 4y ago
> Physics never does an about face. Whatever new physics is out there must be compatible with the physics that we know and use today. According to who? How is that compatible with the history of physics?
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by exclusiv 4y ago
Yeah why would they? They had classified technology.
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by exclusiv 4y ago
Probably because the idea of intelligent life forms outside our planet is fascinating? And the stories and culture through the radio and movies brought it to life. But anyway, the Sasquatch and Yeti is pervasive across numerous countries an
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by exclusiv 4y ago
> In the 80s, Jordan was out in the first round He joined a horrendous team when he was drafted. And your statement is just wrong: 89-90 - Lost E. Conf. Finals 88-89 - Lost E. Conf. Finals 87-88 - Lost E. Conf. Semis Then we know what ha
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by exclusiv 4y ago
> He elevates his teammates more than Jordan ever could. That makes zero sense. Jordan got everyone to buy into his obsessiveness and fully commit, getting TWO 3 peats. And it would have easily been 8 in a row if he didn't take time

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