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I thought the SF Tourist industry was taking a stab at turning things around like about 2 years ago. Were they not able to put a dent in things?
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6y ago
I'm curious if rents have gone down for existing tenants or just for new leasees.
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6y ago
lol, I remember staying up crazy late to watch the new years roll into action in those far eastern Pacific islands. I think I was watching it all on ABCs World News Now. I forget the order, but stuff rolled in with some primitive island tha
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6y ago
I think I stopped actually using Yelp for phone numbers and just use Google Maps simply for convenience. They keep a pretty decent set of business details up to date. I often use them to lookup company headquarters. Never knew or experience
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6y ago
I'm curious where polls actually work, are there any retrospectives polling agencies conduct and post online for scrutiny and constructive feedback? It'll probably help to enumerate all the premises that polling begins with and qu
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6y ago
Yeesh, sort of the exact opposite of a 2nd Amendment right to bear arms.
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6y ago
Come to reflect more on the public transportation experience you'd often overhear people's aspirations and progress towards car ownership, especially among the teens from what I recall. Forgot all about that frequent occurrence.
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6y ago
Indeed, the creature comforts of a car is probably the big reason they are so successful compared to the alternatives. I rode public transportation well into my late twenties I think. When some folks would accompany me for the trip at times
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6y ago
Daniel Hannan ...and by the way I think that the world is fortunate at the moment in its superpower you know. We basically you know, with all the occasional errors that your country makes as all countries do, I am glad that th
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6y ago
Looks like its implied from the documentation Implies --single-branch https://git-scm.com/docs/git-clone#Documentation/git-clone.t...
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6y ago
stupidity concentrators so good. Always remember folks, you get good at what you do. I'd like to coin the term intelligence concentrators . We need some of those.
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6y ago
I recently ran some online quotes from Uhaul for a moving truck from SF to Austin and it rang in at like roughly $4000. Going the opposite direction, $1000.
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6y ago
No doubt it'll be out of date, but I wouldn't call it obsolete, it'll still be useful. We had a footworker guy from the Census who went around double checking all the vacant units to ensure they didn't shirk their census
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6y ago
When discussions of housing vacancies pop up at work lots of the individuals who reside in the city report that there's open units at their apartment complexes etc. I'm really curious what the 2020 census rolls up for us in this a
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6y ago
They're kind of in the orbit of one another. One quantifies the near total cost of funding an individual public employee from that municipality vs the entire household income of a family living in said municipality who presumably contr
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6y ago
Welcome to the Jungle! We got fun and games... * https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/opinion/the-conversatio... * https://www.city-journal.org/html/california-jungle-predicta...
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6y ago
I'm not sure entirely, but there's a ton of products over here worth poring over https://www.supplyhouse.com/
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6y ago
Makes me think about Milton Friedman's talk about airline pilots and the American Medical Association, rebranded as a union, and his question of Who are the strongest unions in the United States. Which unions in the United States
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6y ago
Is there any sense to the alignments across the row? or are they just all chronologically ordered or something. Ah just noticed the `Recent Fist`, `Oldest First`. So it's two streams side by side. Might help to avoid making equally siz
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6y ago
"aaamap".rstrip("map") != "aaa"
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6y ago
nice, removeprefix/suffix is so pythonic. Great addition I've seen handrolled implementations of that go buggy because they happened to work in some cases but broke others.
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6y ago
Yah, I've been trying to articulate this weird like "leveraging of muscle memory" to increase productivity. App and OS UIs can often put too many small hoops in the way that you use some other part of your brain to jump throu
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6y ago
I like this idea, I've been debating the mental clutter digital experiences can add to the mix. There's something about tangible things anchoring the mind. Like the most recent example we forayed into is looking to purchase a phys
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6y ago
Gotta get meet that stand quota!
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I was wondering about that "enabling" angle as well. I remember when I was in my young twenties a good friend of mine had a parent who pushed him out of the nest. I remember being shocked and offended by the crazy act and thought
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I think those two properties are probably assumed to be indicative of a pretty unsurprising ticking timebomb for the poor situation brewing in the individual's future. Basically it's a strong signal of lack of independence and a s
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Reminds me of an old interview with Scott McNealy You don't have time in real life to be perfect at everything, and you'd better get a lot of things done. https://www.google.com/books/edition/Bet
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I agree, it's interesting for him to bring up the layperson superficial critiques and other ideas that float around a given subject that many people may not ask outright because of their oftentimes fringey natured questions. But they s
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I was thinking too about another poor experience from auto captions. They're one long run on sentence. They have no sense of punctuation. Sometimes it makes comprehending what's being communicated pretty scrambled at times because
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This makes me think about some of the reviews I read for a book that came up in an article I read back in the end of May https://www.amazon.com/Unheavenly-City-Nature-Future-Crisis/... Search them for future and tim
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