gamma-male

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by gamma-male 8y ago
Why?
32.
by gamma-male 8y ago
Aren't homeless destroying their neighborhood already?
33.
by gamma-male 8y ago
In the bay area people: * Don't want to tip * don't want to see taxes added at the very end * Don't want the service (seating, waitering, etc) If restaurants don't evolve they will die yes
34.
by gamma-male 8y ago
No. These are restaurants i JApan. Not fast food places.
35.
by gamma-male 8y ago
Most engineers in the bay area don't tip anymore.
36.
by gamma-male 8y ago
I know a large group of people who have stopped tipping in SF. I'm the same. 0$ tip if it's not included.
37.
by gamma-male 8y ago
I've personally stopped giving tips in every restaurants not including them.
38.
by gamma-male 8y ago
There is a list of restaurant without tips. Zazie is one of them.
39.
by gamma-male 8y ago
Who is actually against a great increase of housing in SF? I've never heard that opinion. It feels like it would mostly be landlords.
40.
by gamma-male 8y ago
This. You can always get cheaper food and find it acceptable. Cheaper rent in SF is often no great...
41.
by gamma-male 8y ago
This. Restaurants in SF are already quite expensive !
42.
by gamma-male 8y ago
London has a way better public transit than nyc. It's not even comparable.
43.
by gamma-male 8y ago
Totally. This is why both the state and the companies locating in California needs to be held accountable for improving the situation. Not the workers.
44.
by gamma-male 8y ago
Perfect blogpost as I'm joining a large corp soon...
45.
by gamma-male 8y ago
It's a really dangerous place honestly.
46.
by gamma-male 8y ago
Go outside the US. Cities will have wapkable historical centers and it's amazing.
47.
by gamma-male 8y ago
San Jose is a pretty sad and empty city (look at its downtown) so that would be great. It can definitely become a tech pole in the next 10 years.
48.
by gamma-male 8y ago
I find it hard to believe that there exists reasons to start a project with C++ in 2019 when we have rust.
49.
by gamma-male 8y ago
3D TV are gimmicky. Anyone who tries VR can see that it's the future.
50.
by gamma-male 8y ago
AR is a business thing, VR will be in every home, taxis, airplanes, schools, you name it
51.
by gamma-male 8y ago
You probably need to have that experience to understand it.
52.
by gamma-male 8y ago
VR introduces new experience. Don't you think that TV killed a bunch of cool stuff we used to do? People here can't seem to imagine a future filled with stuff they don't do currently.
53.
by gamma-male 8y ago
Who says you can't do it with family? Just need a headset for everyone.
54.
by gamma-male 8y ago
Selfies were not a thint 10 years ago. As much as VR was not a thing.
55.
by gamma-male 8y ago
VR won't be in every home? I stopped reading right here. There is no future where VR is not a huge part of it.
56.
by gamma-male 8y ago
Mediawiki
57.
by gamma-male 8y ago
They should get their priorities right. Their test was really bad compared to TST
58.
by gamma-male 8y ago
Wow. This is me. TST + personal wiki + pocket
59.
by gamma-male 8y ago
I have no idea why Mozilla is ignoring this extension. This is definitely something that should be a core feature.
60.
by gamma-male 8y ago
We use TST :)

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