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by hytdstd 5y ago
Please don't make bad faith arguments like this.
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by hytdstd 5y ago
Out of curiosity, how is the city mismanaged?
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by hytdstd 5y ago
I simply don't see a problem here. The robot arrives, you receive a text or call, you walk outside and pick up your food. I'm sure that most users will prefer to take the short walk to their doorstep instead of paying a premium fo
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by hytdstd 5y ago
The law isn't established at the state or federal level. It has been independently established at almost every municipality for good reasons.
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by hytdstd 5y ago
Sure, but in most of the US, riding on the sidewalk is illegal.
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by hytdstd 5y ago
Why was the title edited here?
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by hytdstd 5y ago
I always liked NY Times' Rent Vs Buy Calculator: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2014/upshot/buy-rent-cal...
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by hytdstd 6y ago
Assholes in a car are more dangerous than assholes on a bike, simple as.
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by hytdstd 6y ago
It has been standard advice--for almost a decade-- to watch what you say online before applying for a job. And background checks have existed for work and renters for much longer.
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by hytdstd 6y ago
By Allocative efficiency.( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allocative_efficiency )
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by hytdstd 6y ago
>how does keeping domains away from people with little money provide any value? The value is that the market becomes more efficient.
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by hytdstd 6y ago
I just checked out "If I ran the Zoo", and there's a page with an illustration of African people depicted like monkeys. How do people feel about this-- an overreaction or completely justified?
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by hytdstd 6y ago
The article completely ignores noise. I personally have a box fan filter, but I don't pretend that it's appropriate or better for most people-- it's loud and annoying to work in the same room, and almost impossible to sleep w