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I'd love to hear from some actual trans people and activists on what solutions they propose to this. I think most people want to find a spot for trans people to compete, but the current division of Men's and Women's sports do
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This would give us an "extra hour" of sunlight in the evening during the winter.
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Housing as an investment is in direct contention with affordable housing. If housing is going up faster than inflation, it will forever be more and more out of reach. We need massive zoning reform, cut back on NIMBY enabling policies, and m
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5y ago
Don't feed the [patent] trolls. I used this feature, and will miss it, but would rather Google not give in to abuse of the patent system. On the otherhand, I will no longer consider Sonos products. Be better Sonos. Bluesound seems like
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5y ago
No one is saying apple needs to get rid of iMessage, just update the fallback from sms to rcs
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RCS has been a thing for a while. Apple has no excuse.
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5y ago
Yeah I could see in a few year Discord/Slack having "chat" channels, voice channels, and "forum" channels. Maybe even add in wikis, or dashboards.
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I think it's more saying that there is a line where making it easier and easier for tenants to defend themselves has effects on the total number of houses available for rent, and at a certain point, may reduce the number of housed peop
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One fairly specialized developer is a lot harder to replace then a generic level 30 kubernetes wizard. You lose that developer as a company and the ramp up time for a replacement could be >year. In addition, more standardized approaches
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I think that you could have made that case if we had a vaccine in April 2020, but by now US has 30-50% of its population with natural immunity. Additionally, the spike protein is the least likely mutation to enable escaping, as it both has
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> the population dynamics of what happens when you vaccinate against just the spike Haven't heard of this before, care to elaborate? > the massive amount of propaganda and outright coercion that everyone (at least in the US) ha
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5y ago
No one's is claiming the US is anywhere near perfect, but the question is do we let China win or the US. And if that question doesn't have an obvious answer to you, you just haven't been paying attention. We have more freedom
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It's draws an interesting question though, at what point, if ever, does an AI system move beyond the scope of a tool and into the scope of an assistant? I don't think we are anywhere near that yet, but it's conceivable that w
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The same problem of the house price to income ratio shows there is as much of a housing shortage in rural America as well. "Solving" housing by moving all high CoL people to rural America is just going to price out all those with
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No, vacancy rates are at near all time lows. Any reputable study will show we have a housing shortage. Even in rural America, house prices are skyrocketing. We need to build more, ideally near transit hubs as to minimize the effect on infra
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I think Canada accepts positive covid tests as proof of prior infection, and many people already have those tests done and just sitting in their email.
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Many artificial dyes use CYMK dye colors to build up to the final color when they are mixed by our eyes. Natural dyes will often truly be that color or a unique combination of non-CYMK colors. The result of this is non pure white light will
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https://go.ludotune.com/oAJQ Pretty fun!
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Please show me that evidence, because I have seen otherwise, and a basic understanding of supply and demand leads to the default assumption that increased supply will lower costs. The ONLY way to make housing affordable to make market rate
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SF being the tech capital of the world is going to have a very high amount of workers who are now remote. This creates a unique opportunity to build more housing that can use the existing now less utilized infrastructure. The then higher ra
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No, California needs to treat it like the medical health crisis it is. If a 8 year old kid is on the streets, we don't focus on how to make it nicer to live on the street for them, we put them in long term care (foster care). It's
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Seeing how much widespread PrEP (daily pill to prevent getting HIV) usage has led to an increased amount of unsafe sex makes me worry about the next 'HIV'. Too many young people, specifically gay males, think as long as they are s
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5y ago
Every economy in the world has and will continue to operate with some inflation, taking away an inflationary currency is dangerous and will serve to further entrench the wealth inequality we have seen grow over the past century. Sure crypto
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A quick search (haha) shows that google pulls in $182/year per user and 90% of that is from advertising. So yes google makes a lot more than people think from ads. I also suspect that is heavily lopsided, with certain demographic being
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5y ago
From what Ive seen, smokers are cheaper on Medi-* because they, on average die, so much younger.
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5y ago
https://www.simplerockets.com/ Should work for android and iOS (note: ive only played simplerockets 1, which was 2D, which I think I would prefer on a mobile device)
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Parasitic landlords is just as fair as parasitic mask hoarders. Land is a limited resource and you are abusing your capital to extract rent. Then you use your votes to make it harder to build (zoning laws) or more expensive for the next per
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On of the biggest state incentives in CA that allows communities to be exclusionary without any draw back is prop 13. See how quickly opinions will change when they suddenly have to pay their fair share on local road improvements, parks, an
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Buses/light rail can increase the frequency during peak hours, a bus full of riders will pay for itself pretty easily. Restaurants are about to have access to their outdoor dining parklets they have built + their existing indoor capaci
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Not trying to really debate the specifics, just point out there is room for debate in good faith. > You are the company you keep Sure, but if someone who is trying to be critical in good faith finds themselves kicked out of every other c
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