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by jdhn 4y ago
They're starting off by stating their ultimate goal (ban natural gas), but will end up walking it back as a "compromise" in order to seem not as extreme.
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by jdhn 4y ago
What does dignity mean in this context?
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by jdhn 4y ago
>better all around experience for the pilots (lower cognitive load) Can you elaborate further on this? Is this lower cognitive load because the engine is more reliable?
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by jdhn 4y ago
How would income tax affect roads? That's what the gas tax is for.
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by jdhn 4y ago
From the link: >This study provides important context for those interested in state and local tax policies... It finds that nearly every state fails the basic test of tax fairness If everyone fails the test, perhaps it's not that th
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by jdhn 4y ago
>What might the SEC and shareholders do in response? If shareholders believe this, they can do a variety of things such as sell the stock (smaller holders), or demand answers from leadership that go beyond "Yeah, we're secure&q
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by jdhn 4y ago
>Suburbs survive by proximity to density and, in most cases, pay no taxes to support that density Why should they pay to support that density?
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by jdhn 4y ago
I'd love to know what Duke is going to do. I have a 1950s block home with less than 3 inches of insulation in the attic (Duke Energy efficiency audit put it at a charitable R-11) and original windows that I was told by the HVAC person
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by jdhn 4y ago
Let's say that CPI drops even quicker than it went up due to a combo of rate hikes working, demand destruction, and supply chains clearing up. What would the Fed do in that case?
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by jdhn 4y ago
Hourly earning wages rose 5.2% year over year, and increased .5% month over month, beating expectations of 4.9% and .3%, respectively.
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by jdhn 4y ago
This is an absurd amount of new jobs. By absurd, I mean that this is leaps and bounds beyond what was predicted. It also means that the Fed isn't going to taper off rate hikes anytime soon. I know that there were some who were predicti
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by jdhn 4y ago
>AMD forecast third quarter gross profit margin at 54%, slightly below estimates for 54.2%. >AMD's warning comes after rival Intel Intel previously told investors it expects the total addressable market for PCs this year to plung
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by jdhn 4y ago
Were they CPVC pipes? PEX usually doesn't randomly burst unless it's installed incredibly improperly or there's a major manufacturing defect.
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by jdhn 4y ago
You absolutely can get houses for 300-400K in Detroit. Where exactly were you looking at? Houses that you're describing are definitely possible in hot areas like Downtown and Downtown adjacent areas like Corktown, Indian Woods, and Mid
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by jdhn 4y ago
Like another user said, I really like the design. Are there any plans for larger denomination notes?
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by jdhn 4y ago
I for one hope that there's no pretzeling, and that the standard that's applied to the EPA is equally applied to the Fed.
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by jdhn 4y ago
>an alternative currency like China Until China is a lot more transparent, the yuan won't be a major reserve currency.
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by jdhn 4y ago
>The institutional owners of property may end up taking a haircut. This is exactly why Mayor Adams wants people to come back to the office in NYC. NYC derives a big chunk of change from taxing corporate offices, and if the value goes dow
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by jdhn 4y ago
>Living paycheck-to-paycheck doesn’t necessarily mean hardship I must have a different definition of hardship then. That's WAY too close to the knife's edge for my liking, but different strokes for different folks.
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by jdhn 4y ago
When you look in the cars, are they older people? Where I live (western Florida), it's generally older people and not the demographic that you'd expect to find on this site.
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by jdhn 4y ago
I would trade in my Mustang for this and I'm not even a truck guy.
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by jdhn 4y ago
I'm slightly nervous. I just bought a house about 2 months ago (sub 4% interest rate), and while I have more than a years worth of savings, I don't like being out of a job at all unless I consciously decide to leave it and take ti
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by jdhn 4y ago
>High inflation is actually a good thing, as it is result from wage increases, which means that there are shortages in the job market. This is quite the take. I very much doubt that high inflation is good, and that it's primarily de
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by jdhn 4y ago
Not sure why you're getting downvotes, you're 100% correct. As an outside observer into the Wild West that is California real estate, part of me wants to see Prop 13 repealed just to see what would happen. Personally, I think the
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by jdhn 4y ago
>I don't mean to start a flamewar but in a country where abortion is being outlawed 1. If you're worried about starting a flamewar, then don't start one. 2. Abortion isn't being outlawed at the federal level, its simp
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by jdhn 4y ago
>In a news conference after the release of the Fed's policy statement, Powell explicitly ruled out raising rates by three-quarters of a percentage point in a coming meeting, a comment that triggered a stock market rally. This is pre
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by jdhn 5y ago
Because companies going back on their word during the hiring process is a bad thing. It's a bait and switch.
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by jdhn 5y ago
I don't understand how Nevada or Texas are ranked lower than Florida. Nevada was filling up with Cali expats years before the pandemic (Tahoe for those with money and Reno/Vegas for those with less money), and Austin has been a dr
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by jdhn 5y ago
You definitely need to name the company that did this.
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by jdhn 5y ago
I'm curious what you think about Prop 13, and if its repeal would cause those low property taxes to rise.

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