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by jdhn 6y ago
CNN is acting as a mouthpiece here for landlords. Landlords don't want rents to go down, so they are reacting negatively to this news.
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by jdhn 6y ago
Do you see this in non-hot markets as well (aka the Midwest)? My lease is up in July, and I don't really want to move, but any chance to knock even $50 off my monthly rent would be nice.
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by jdhn 6y ago
I haven't read Zerohedge since 2011/2012, but at the same time this is kind of worrisome. I really don't like the idea of a corporation deciding that news is "bad", and therefore should be punished.
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by jdhn 6y ago
Get 4 or 6 of these, hook it up to a sled with wheels, and you have your own robotic dogsledding team.
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by jdhn 6y ago
Absolutely unreal. Either things are worse than people are letting on, the Fed is simply refusing to let the market drop any further due to optics, or both. I hope anybody who is bearish on stocks has closed out any short positions because
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by jdhn 6y ago
I think it would take a lot more than this to get Seattle to resemble Detroit in 1967.
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by jdhn 6y ago
As someone who currently lives near Detroit, the city is faring remarkably well in light of everything that's been going on. I haven't heard anything about rioters, just people who are peacefully protesting.
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by jdhn 6y ago
/r/conservative isn't taking on the role of T_D, but it is taking on the role of unironic right wing boomerposting. I don't even go there anymore because the titles always seem to be variations of "EPIC ownage of LI
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by jdhn 6y ago
>they are still heating/cooling their poorly insulated houses You're telling me! I live in an apartment where my bedroom is on the west side of the building, and during the summer I can feel the midday/evening heat coming
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by jdhn 6y ago
I believe K2 is taken along with D3 in order to prevent the calcium from hardening in your veins.
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by jdhn 6y ago
If Trump actually closed it (not going to happen), then something may come along to replace Twitter, but it certainly wouldn't act like Twitter.
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by jdhn 6y ago
Putting aside concerns about overreach government powers, would ending social media as we know it really be a bad thing?
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by jdhn 6y ago
What city has cactus festivals?
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by jdhn 6y ago
I'm curious as to why you moved back to MI. Was it a desire to be around family and/or friends? While I'm not a software developer, I feel that my options here are limited, and will be looking to potentially make a move next
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by jdhn 6y ago
Probably. You can get a 2br apartment in Detroit and Ann Arbor for half the cost of a 1br in San Francisco.
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by jdhn 6y ago
Eh, I've heard people predicting the end of tech in California for YEARS. Hasn't panned out, and I don't see it changing anytime soon. Kind of reminds me of the people who say that China's economy is a house of cards and
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by jdhn 6y ago
>I seriously don’t know why people believe this will work and unlock the latent poet or artist within the average joe. I completely agree. I feel that this is a narrative that's parotted by academics who believe that because they ma
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by jdhn 6y ago
Were there any dedicated UX people involved? To me, a UI engineer is someone who works exclusively on the front end, and would implement the work of the UX designer. They wouldn't actually do the designing and research themselves.
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by jdhn 6y ago
Oh absolutely. I'd say that this holds true for most states west of the Mississippi.
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by jdhn 6y ago
I drove on that 80 MPH stretch of I-80 between the Utah/Nevada border, and even the big rigs were going at least 5 over. I honestly think that as long as you're not going 10 over, the police are just there to make sure that if you
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by jdhn 6y ago
Why not both?
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If they were split into 2, the military entity would still continue to exist due to the fact that its primary customer would be the US military who isn't in danger of running out of money anytime soon. The commercial entity may be in t
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by jdhn 6y ago
What I want to see is antitrust action against them. Split them into 2 entities, commercial and military. If you're too big to fail, then perhaps you're too big to exist.
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by jdhn 6y ago
I think that the Schwab example is much better, as they could stay if they wanted (they have the money), but decided to leave anyways.
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by jdhn 6y ago
>Oracle, for example, has moved its yearly conference to Las Vegas. This is kind of a bad example to show that San Francisco is losing its place as the US's premier tech city, as Vegas is a huge conference city and already hosts tec
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by jdhn 6y ago
Agreed. There may be short term movements, but like you said, we’ll see the full effect once the courts reopen and things start moving again.
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by jdhn 6y ago
1. I wonder if he'll actually do this, or if this is brinkmanship to extract some concessions from Cali. 2. If he really does do this, I would assume that he would move into the Reno/Carson City area because that's where the
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by jdhn 6y ago
The drugs that are referenced to in the headline are tobacco, booze, weed (only if the person had a med card) and methadone (only if someone wants to taper off of opiates).
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by jdhn 6y ago
This conversation has come up a lot in real estate circles. I think it depends on the debt load that people have, which means that more expensive places that have lots of Airbnb's will be hit the hardest. Anecdotally, my friend outrigh
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by jdhn 6y ago
My tinfoil hat hypothesis is that the drop in equity prices will be used as an excuse for bailing out pension funds.

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