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kmonsen
5y ago
I read quite a bit about what the author wrote at google and worked with people that had worked with him. I only heard good things and he seems very smart. He wrote some articles that I remember was obviously wrong, and maybe this is one of
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kmonsen
5y ago
That's what the mobsters say as well, and somehow even they get a bad reputation. Can't people see we are trying to do them a service?
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kmonsen
5y ago
I guess you are partly right, but parent said "proper JIT" would work well without any evidence to what that means. Surely not everyone is doing the "improper" JIT.
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kmonsen
5y ago
Yup, thank you! I was too lazy to provide that info.
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kmonsen
5y ago
My point is that right now there can only live x amount of people close to FAANG headquarters due to traffic and SFH. If significantly more people could live here the value of the remaining SFH would go down, at least I think so. My theory
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kmonsen
5y ago
Most effective people are not only because they are magical 10x people, but also because they have the right experience and knowledge in the situation. Skills and knowledge the company might have given them over years. I think there are way
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kmonsen
5y ago
Maybe it was the environment, that a lot of these people could be better if supported the right way? Or to say it simply (and please understand I know nothing about you so it is not meant as a criticism of how you personally work), maybe it
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5y ago
But the land goes up in value because it is all single family homes so it becomes a limiting resource. If you put up high quality high density apartment complexes next to Caltrain stations land cost would go down. Which is why the voters do
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kmonsen
5y ago
There are mobile home parks in silicon valley next, right next to houses worth way more than $1 million. Pretty sure you would find mobile homes next to $4 million houses. There is a mobile home park in walking distance to Google HQ. Those
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kmonsen
5y ago
It’s an infinite number of taps to cancel nytimes though. I guess Apple subscription is an equalizer, they all become somewhat horrible.
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kmonsen
5y ago
Isn't the problem that is is not easy to scale some things up and down? This sounds a lot like no true scotsman.
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kmonsen
5y ago
I think if you can it is almost always better to do it on the open market. The exception being that there is a lot of middleman involved, loan agents and purchase agents. So cutting out these should save at least 5%.
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kmonsen
5y ago
Norway and Finland fines proportional to your yearly salary. Of course there are some problems with that, but in general I like that system more.
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kmonsen
5y ago
Oh man I got so many speeding tickets in Switzerland (like 5 in two years). They were all super minor like $50 or something? I heard it does not apply to all cantons, the Italian ones speeding is more OK. All that being said I really dislik
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kmonsen
5y ago
In Norway they put one of those radar boxes with a camera in places like this. They even put a sign a mile before saying there is going to be a box since the objective is not to catch people but to make the average traffic slow down.
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kmonsen
5y ago
In the bay area there seems to be some companies that do this. Every time I turn on the radio there is an ad for "John buys bay area houses". I think they do exactly what you say, give a quick cheap offer, then do some fixing and
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5y ago
Moloch: https://slatestarcodex.com/2014/07/30/meditations-on-moloch/ Joking aside, we are fighting the "system" and coordination problems. When there is very little trust (perhaps for good reas
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Wow, that’s a 50% monthly inflation rate!! The canned beans will be $129 in a year and almost 17k in two years.
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kmonsen
5y ago
They got an Android lawsuit against Google over Android.
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kmonsen
5y ago
If you fear your children you could transfer the assets to someone else?
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kmonsen
5y ago
I was going to mention sales tax, but many other taxes are also double taxation I think like property tax or gas tax or whatever is not income tax since you will pay for them with whatever you have left after paying for income tax.
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kmonsen
5y ago
Also it is very dense, silver is not so it could be forged too easy.
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kmonsen
5y ago
Turnaround time is by far the most important thing for ships, so the turn around at first opportunity instead of loading empty containers.
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kmonsen
5y ago
The UX department is your friend.
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5y ago
Also not everyone is married at all.
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5y ago
Congrats on your child! I can see both sides, but one thing to think about is that coming back to software engineering after 5-10 years away would be brutal. It’s also a place it’s famously easy to coast and take it easy for a while. But if
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Huh, thank you I will try this.
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That would actually maybe be a good solution? If you leave empty next time port fee is double or whatever.
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If that is true the rates for empty containers should increase making it worthwhile for ships to bring them back again?
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5y ago
To be clear, they cannot build robotaxis 5 years ahead since there already are Waymo ones in limited capacity. As for not limited capacity, that is not happening for a long time. Also it is not as clear as you think, who washes the cars use
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