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by iooi 3y ago
> instead of leaving residents dealing with those costs. Residents will be mostly the ones paying these costs. Residents are not exempted.
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by iooi 3y ago
For how progressive HN seems to be I'm surprised at all the support this is getting here. At the end of the day this about as regressive a tax as you can make. And the whole point of this tax is to fund the most mismanaged organization
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by iooi 3y ago
which is why you should use arrow
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by iooi 3y ago
> invasion you mean incursion
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by iooi 3y ago
I love how there's a perfect counter to every single point you posted. It seems like some people just want to hate. > - I can't upload random video to the netflix, and I have a certain expectation regarding content there That&#
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by iooi 3y ago
Would be cooler if it looked like this: https://finviz.com/map.ashx
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by iooi 4y ago
It makes sense if you think of it like this: CS - 1.5 CS (Steam) - 1.6 CS: CZ - 1.7 CS: Source - 1.8 CS: GO - 1.9 CS - 2.0
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by iooi 4y ago
I found lxml.html a lot easier to work with than bs4, in case that helps anyone else. https://lxml.de/lxmlhtml.html
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by iooi 4y ago
Tech only gets you so far. Japan had a gigantic oil problem, even if they had developed supersonic jets at the end of the war they wouldn't have had the fuel to use them. Nice thing about kamikazes is that they use half the the fuel, s
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by iooi 4y ago
You're assuming that the US would go to war with China over Taiwan. That's not a given -- by a long shot. > and start a Russian style sanction Unlike the Russian sanctions, a broad sanction on the Chinese economy would deeply i
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by iooi 4y ago
There's gyms that charge you more the less you show up.
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by iooi 4y ago
Pilots at the majors earn 200k-500k. There's evidence of some pilots hitting seven figures. How much does a bus driver make?
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by iooi 5y ago
Every background check that companies put you through include any history of litigation against employers, no need for recruiters to talk to each other.
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by iooi 5y ago
It’s not centralized though, chase.com is one of many banks. Anybody can create a bank, and a failure in one bank doesn’t propagate to the rest of the market.
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by iooi 5y ago
Anyone else interested by the wording here? "No amount of alcohol is good for the heart" is not exactly the same as saying "Any amount of alcohol is bad for the heart". The former statement is hardly a surprise, but I th
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by iooi 5y ago
> no sale over $X There is no realistic way of enforcing this.
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by iooi 5y ago
If you use mypy (as anyone should for any non-hobby Python usage) then Python has one of the strongest type systems available. Optional types, generics, "Any" escape hatches, everything you could want.
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by iooi 5y ago
tqdm has been around for ages now, it's not exactly new.
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by iooi 5y ago
In my opinion this is probably due to cost. Not just how much this would cost today but the personal cost as well. Aviation is a pretty expensive hobby to get into nowadays. You're looking at $10,000 just to get your private license. T
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by iooi 5y ago
It depends how frequently it vests and what percentage vests every period. Amazon is notorious for vesting more of the grant towards the latter part of the vesting period with yearly vesting, while companies like Google are actually frontlo
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by iooi 5y ago
> It only plays one game at a time, so you may need to wait a little bit Why this limitation? Is it fairly computationally expensive to run?
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by iooi 5y ago
Read "Directorate S" by Steve Coll.
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by iooi 5y ago
> Is a 'panel' some kind of property which can be owned? if so, how did it end up as google's property? You're asking how a component on Google's website belongs to Google? What?
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by iooi 5y ago
We use watchman with our Go apps: https://facebook.github.io/watchman/docs/install.html It's straightforward to use but also has a ton of options so you can do whatever you want with it. It also handles commo
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by iooi 5y ago
I think this is half the problem when people interview at FAANGs -- they think it's like preparing for olympics and you truly have to be in the top 1%. It's really not. There's thousands and thousands of engineers, from medio
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by iooi 5y ago
Is this a reference to Amazon being disproportionately Indian?
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by iooi 5y ago
Rockefeller's wealth was ~420 billion (inflation adjusted) at its peak. That's significantly more than Bezos and Gates combined. So no, Standard Oil won't look like a lifestyle business compared to FAANG giants. You can make
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by iooi 5y ago
> It seems like a win-win. It's not a win-win, there's significant risk. > fully collateralized This is not true! The underlying asset fluctuates in value and is open to lowering significantly in value, leaving the bank hold
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by iooi 5y ago
For devs on macOS, keep in mind that your filesystem is case insensitive! If you're using a linux image that expects a directory like `UpperCase` and you named it `uppercase` locally it would work.. until you bake the source for your p
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by iooi 5y ago
For Python folks, this library builds a GraphQL schema from your SQLAlchemy models: https://github.com/gzzo/graphql-sqlalchemy

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