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by jdhn 5y ago
I really believe that if the push to return to the office continues, we're going to see articles crying as to how "entitled workers" are leaving companies who push for limiting/ending remote work. As an anecdote, I had a
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>for some reason Wyoming has no state income tax, and the Tetons are beautiful.
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At what point do we say "Fine, stay inside and live your life as a hermit, but the rest of us are returning to normal."? I feel like these neurotic people have way too much clout and are holding back reopening progress.
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I believe it follows the car, as you can buy used Teslas with FSD.
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>But I paid an extra $10,000 for a feature that was promised but still hasn't been fully delivered As far as I'm concerned, that $10k is basically an interest free loan to Tesla. FSD as promised by Elon is going to take decades
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At this point I'll take stagnating housing prices.
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Funny you say that, I live near Detroit. I'd argue that the cheap fixer upper is seeing price inflation as well.
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These engines are modern marvels!
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I could go for some deflation in the housing market right about now.
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I wonder if this will mean that USB-C wall sockets will start to support more than 25W at a time so I can just plug a USB-C cable directly into the wall without the need for an adaptor.
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>4. No Autopilot. This is a big sell for many EV users Is it really? I'm looking at an EV for my next car, and not once have I considered Autopilots availability as a musthave feature. Then again, most people who get excited about A
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The counties that make up Jefferson could also be absorbed into Western Nevada, but that's not as sexy as becoming your own state.
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I'm curious as to what you think Ford was supposed to do. Were they supposed to tell Biden that the batteries hadn't charged enough for him to drive it? If anything, conservatives who like the F-150 will just ignore him driving it
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It's kind of funny reading this, as I know someone from my Midwestern state who decided to move to SF in the middle of the pandemic. I'm curious as to what happens once everything reopens, will people move back, or is this a perma
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Really? That's wild to me. I haven't worn a mask outside since the pandemic began.
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I assume construction is still ongoing? The updates page hasn't been updated in almost 10 years.
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>Estimates for average life lost per covid death is around ~15 years Source?
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>Truckers are not doing so well these days I thought there was a trucker shortage happening?
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Why would I want to come back into the office if I have to wear a mask?
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>- Russia is planning to stop exporting raw logs next year. They are about 12% of the worlds supply. Why would they do this? Is this a way of getting back at the US for sanctions? Seems like they're shooting themselves in the foot.
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The supporters of the bill think that it counts as an excise tax.
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Yes.
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>Your argument boils down to “I want the right to poison myself and the convenience to do it at easily accessible retail outlets.” That is the argument, and I find that it holds up just fine. It's not like cigarettes appeared on the
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I'm sorry, but this is ridiculous. At this point, if you start smoking that's on you. It's not like there's any shortage of proof that tobacco is bad for you at this point.
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by jdhn 6y ago
It seems that this boils down to nicotine intake vs no nicotine intake. I wonder if this protective effect would change for people who use other tobacco products, such as dip or snus.
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by jdhn 6y ago
For these cities, I'd say it's mostly California money, but there's a fair amount of people moving away from the East Coast as well.
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I buy $15 worth of bitcoin every 2 weeks, so $30 a month. I'm not comfortable investing any more than that. So far this has worked out really well for me because I never invest more than I'm comfortable losing, and therefore feel
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Looking at the graph that they provided, it seems that admittance rate has been slowly dropping for a few years now. I'd expect it to bounce up above 4% next year due to the lack of deferring students, but I wonder if their admittance
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Here's a question for someone smarter than me. Is there a chance that this number (six cases in seven million doses) will rise as regulators comb through previous reports of adverse effects?
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1 in 200 people? Maybe if you're above the age of 75 and have significant comorbities. If it was 1 in 200 for all age groups you wouldn't have to convince people that lockdowns and maskwearing isn't all theater, they'd b

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