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by gongdzhauh 2y ago
I just got to see Sun Ra a couple weeks ago in Central Park. They still put on a good show with a lot of the details you are describing. For anyone interested in something similar, check out Shibusashirazu Orchestra from Japan. Very similar
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by gongdzhauh 2y ago
Do you enjoy getting paid for your labor? I'm sure journalists do.
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by gongdzhauh 3y ago
So is the university experience when you are the same age as most fellow students. I don't think one or the other is a superior way to spend ones formative years, though doing the train thing might make more sense before going to schoo
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by gongdzhauh 3y ago
The idea here is that you are tracking zone workouts per week rather than per workout like the default Apple fitness app does? That's a pretty great example of finding some existing app, focusing on one aspect of that app, and making i
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by gongdzhauh 3y ago
One of the only newsletters I subscribe to is a weekly round up of all the good things that were under reported that week. https://futurecrunch.com/goodnews/
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by gongdzhauh 3y ago
You can say the same thing about professional athletes. Sure, there are bench players in the NBA that would love to start for the Warriors for half of what Steph Curry makes, and they'd probably do a pretty good job. They're amazi
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by gongdzhauh 3y ago
I used to think this, but then I talked to a doctor friend and they explained that most of the dog bites they see in their hospital come from pit bulls with good owners. The dogs had never acted out in the past and were loving family dogs,
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by gongdzhauh 4y ago
Basic supply and demand along with every study I've seen points to housing supply being one of and usually the main factor in the level of homelessness of a city. As to San Francisco homeless coming from outside the Bay Area, that&#x27
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by gongdzhauh 4y ago
I used to be a NIMBY. I thought small neighborhoods that have nice characteristics should never evolve or change, I thought places with tons of people were unpleasant to live in, I looked down on people who could afford market-rate new hous
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by gongdzhauh 4y ago
https://ideastrikes.com/ A project idea and brainstorming app. It's largely in an MVP stage and gets almost no traffic. I've done very little to promote it, and the UX can use a bunch of work, but I find it valuab
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by gongdzhauh 4y ago
I dont know. I do know cities in the Bay Area had designated casual carpool that worked really well for carpooling into San Francisco in the mornings.
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by gongdzhauh 4y ago
I don't think I'd ever book a place that didn't explicitly list Internet speed if I were to work there and I hate that AirBnB doesn't easily provide this information. The last time I booked a place like that they claimed
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by gongdzhauh 4y ago
The idea that a neighborhood's character needs to be preserved is exactly the kind of logic used to justify redlining. "Random" people should be able to buy property and use it in the same way that existing owners can.
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by gongdzhauh 4y ago
What kind of actions are you considering that do not affect the market? Government housing affects the market by creating artificial supply. Regulations affect the market. just about anything that the government does will affect the market.