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I'm still not sure what your point is. My point is the Bay Area has shitty transit and people claim it's because it's spread out. Switzerland is proof that's bullshit. That the same is not true for Fresno or Bakersfield
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You should try that at your local fast food place that has free unlimited refills. Drive up a tanker trunk and trying filling it up with unlimited soda.
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Latner himself (creator of Swift) said Swift had speed issues because of ARC that they were hoping to solve with better code analysis. Did they?
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it has more to do if the trains are nice, clean, safe, on time, plentiful, convenient that price compared to uber
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the problem is incentives. Japan is often claimed to have the best trains and subways in the world. They are privately run for profit and the train companies own real estate and business around their stations so it gives them a positive fee
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I get why Japan is near the bottom for some people but, as someone that's lived there for a while > 10yrs, I found the paragraph describing the problems kind of ridiculous > Expats find it hard to pay without cash (20% vs. 8% glo
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This seems strange to me. hey, I'm going to spent 40hrs a week with others, let's make sure I don't give a shit about them..... Vs, wow, I'm going to hang out with friends 40hrs a week. Sounds fun! I'd pick the 2nd
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4y ago
I think this is good advice. Sadly in some places it's hard to have dog. Example, went to an apartment site, ~2000 listings available. Checked "allows dog", dropped to ~280
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Co-working is not a substitute for working with teammates. To give an extreme example, "Hey, I wish I had a live in partner who gave me hugs and shared in my ups and downs but I don't" -> "You could hang out at a coff
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How so? Population Bay Area 7.7 million https://www.google.com/search?q=population+bay+area Population of Switzerland: 8.6 million https://www.google.com/search?q=population+of+swizterland Size of Bay Area:
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Switzerland has a similar number of people the bay area, 7-8 million, and is twice as large. So it stands to reason the bay area could have a system as large, useful, and as efficient as Switzerland if not better given it has the amount of
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not really. The population of the bay area is on par with the entire population of the country of Switzerland yet they manage to have tons of trains in a much larger area https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32180236
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The sparse population argument seems kind of BS Switzerland has a low population and is covered in trains https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32180236
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4y ago
Honestly I'm considering the $70k place where as right now I have the $500k total comp. I can't say I hate my job but I have zero interest in it. Where as I had lots of <$100k jobs I loved. My life was better. I only get one li
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Yay! I hope they let us send in videos of car violations too. I don't know if it's just sensitivity or if something changed but I see 2-4 serious traffic violations every time I drive in SF. Mostly cars running red lights and just
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You don't need population density for public transit
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and how am I able to run python -m venv env/ if haven't already installed python? with node I use nvm. No root need, have never run into a problem of something complaining that I don't have node installed at a system
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Could you please link to your favorite way to install python at specific version and all dependencies without have to put anything in a global place. Ideally on MacOS (since it's what I'm on most). I don't have homebrew or ma
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Mini-disc players had up to 240hrs of play time on a single charge. No MP3 player has ever had more than about 30hrs of play. Not that I want to go back to mini-disc but it's always been surprising to me that a device with moving parts
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Let me add, my understanding of the 2 major things people complained about at the time are (1) extending Java with access to OLE/COM/DCOM (2) extending IE with ActiveX (which is OLE/COM/DCOM access in the browser). It&#x
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Am I mis-reading it? the article claims Microsoft had an internal policy of "embrace, extend, extinguish". As proof it links to Wikipedia. Wikipedia does not corroborate this. Instead it says some journalist made up that phrase. M
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I know things are different now but I grew up in the suburbs and yet went all kinds of places. Got my driver's license at 16. Parents let me borrow one car or another all the time. Even before that though, rode bikes all over. This, ev
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nothing special about code in a browser. there are regular reports from bug finders where they detail how they disassembled iOS or some native app etc and worked out how some exploit worked
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You know that Chrome tried to remove auto-start videos and advertisers just ended up writing their own battery sucking slow canvas based software decoders? That Firefox is doing this is very much like yesterday's new Facebook URL http
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that was the first thing I tried. It completely failed. Just seemed to key on "Striped shirt" and not on the specific colors or style.
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Is it really true though. Lotto ticks are sold in every small corner store, many gas station convenience stores, and most chain convenience stores, and many grocery stores. If they were illegal, most of those places would stop selling. What
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Why do so many rich people scam others? They're rich! It's certainly not because of lack of economic opportunities. Some said in another reply it was common to say in the USSR if we paid the police more they'd stop being corr
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Wow, just checked a review I left, 1 star with video and phots of the issues, for an apartment complex. Yea, it's not visible unless I'm logged in. As for rep, it tells me i've left 174 reviews and am "level 6" what
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Not an answer to your question but similarly, I've been searching for clothing lately and I have no idea how to search effectively. Example: I wanted to find a shirt I saw. It was a pretty straight forward mens long sleeve shirt with v
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While it's true that you can make more money elsewhere, lots of people take jobs for reasons other than money. As one example, nearly every game programmer I know could be making a ton more outside games but they don't leave game
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