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hpkuarg
4y ago
It sounds like incentives in Manhattan are stacked in a way that 1000ft tall buildings with only 40 uber-luxury units are the only kind of buildings that can be profitably built.
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hpkuarg
4y ago
Is this a statement on the fact that the first half of 2022 is over? ;-)
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4y ago
> the Celestial is over-equipped in the matter of brains, and under-equipped in the matter of morals. Indeed, what a line!
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4y ago
Everyone talks about how many lives climate change will ruin, but not enough talk about how many lives are lifted out of poverty from energy abundance from fossil fuels.
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hpkuarg
4y ago
Land value tax is the only really fair tax.
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4y ago
> There are entire SaaS industries that could fit into a single Google/Facebook/Amazon datacenter. Forget a whole datacenter, even just one rack is an unimaginable amount of computing power, these days!
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4y ago
> The CC interest rate thing would not sell well in an election year LOL Nominally, the Federal Reserve is politically independent...
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4y ago
Keep in mind that man's God-intended natural state is "... nasty, brutish, and short".
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4y ago
> it shifts decisions on social spending from the democratically made decisions of the people to a few wealthy individuals. To the degree that it's possible to amass wealth in this country without having to coerce people (a la crony
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In fact, one might say that the easiest bang for the Gates buck in terms of addressing climate change is pulling their anti-malaria funding. ;-)
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> that likely means that nuclear power stations would still be close to Australian coastal cities. There are still unending miles of coastline in Australia that aren't peppered with big cities ;-)
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4y ago
You can just turn them off. No combustion, no heat. I'm not an expert, but I'm given to understand nuclear reactions don't stop on a dime like that.
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4y ago
It works fine on https:// , so it looks like he just didn't configure Apache correctly. Strange either way.
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hpkuarg
4y ago
On the subject of cost, I am reminded of Pinboard's tweet[0]. [0]: https://twitter.com/pinboard/status/494239199038828544
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4y ago
Well, that's another whole issue that relates to policy. From what I've gathered, there's an ungodly amount of red tape involved in trying to be an upstart ISP at the residential level. So much so that one of the richest comp
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4y ago
As the current supply chain crisis evinces, efficiency shouldn't be the end-all, be-all of policy.
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4y ago
For example, it would be nice to be able to build a dormitory- or barracks-style high-density, low-creature comforts housing, where multiple rooms may share a common bathroom and a kitchen, in areas with high homelessness to give those folk
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4y ago
If you don't need to work for money and are able-bodied, go build something with your hands. Buy a remote plot of land and build a cabin. Buy an inner-city plot and build an affordable house that you could rent out at below-market rate
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5y ago
And perhaps, at least with scams where money is concerned (I suppose all of them?), a greater cultural emphasis of evaluating men on their net worth.
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5y ago
I've only used both in home and small office settings, but I found TP-Link's Omada line of APs to be equivalent to Ubiquiti APs. Same type of hardware, same type of controller software you can run on your own machine. I don't
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5y ago
I doubt it. Anyone with any money or power in China already has a foot out the door, in almost all cases in a country with strong property rights and rule of law. Russian oligarchs won't find anything in China that they don't alre
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5y ago
The former.
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5y ago
Good news!
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In no state can a tipped employee be paid below minimum wage. If their base wage plus tips received over hours worked are below the minimum, then the employer is obligated to make up the difference. Of course, not everyone knows this, and I
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It should be 0%? If men were angels, I guess. How do you propose that we demilitarize the planet, without a big stick to whack down the bad players that will inevitably arise?
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Emergency powers that suspend fundamental civil liberties without judicial oversight are, in a democracy, only justifiable in times of an existential crisis of the nation. One can hardly see how the trucker protests qualify as such. Very di
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> You can't Sure you can. Unimproved value of the land is simply the value of the lot as a whole minus the value of building that sits atop (well, improvements aren't always buildings, but that's a simple example). You can
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In case anyone missed it, the poster is describing Jason Bourne.
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How much more privileged can it get than on a thread where OP is seeking to leave a stable Western first-world democracy?
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Isn't that the plot of Jack Reacher?
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