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New York Is in a Decay
(city-journal.org)
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People who have unemployment don't want to work because they'll loose unemployment :/ UBI seems like a good motivation and a fun experiment, looking forward to hopefully AY launching it in NYC.
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6y ago
You can!
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6y ago
It was always hard to understand to me, the more buildings they build, the more expensive they get. Like in SF or NYC, they build more condos, but each new condo is more expensive. I think America[real estate] as a whole is an ongoing Ponzi
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That's not true. Google is amazing. But they have issues. 1. I'm sure you google a lot 2. I'm sure you use google products 3. Google is a great company, they pay a lot of taxes and have good values, such as 100% renewable.
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6y ago
Google should reveal it's algorithms to make it transparent and fair to everyone. So we can game the system. [not really!]
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6y ago
Dash-видание, doordash.
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The revenues will go down after covid. Unless they lobby no-vaccine.
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Hard to understand this without the right intel from the management team. A big puzzle piece is missing. Let's see if there're going to be any insiders sharing more info.
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6y ago
Well, then you see all their personal information and photos....
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6y ago
Neat idea to clean up the internet
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6y ago
Maybe the benefit of alcohol has more value than the risk it imposes. For example, forgetting what happened yesterday, forgetting about covid and feeling great.
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6y ago
Great title, makes me want to be biased when I read the article.
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Ask HN: Why is Hacker News so aggressive?
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6y ago
I'd go and get it ASAP, so I resume my life. Anti-vaxxers can isolate themselves forever :)
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So many tech companies doing IPOs. I hope it's not going to lead us to the next bubble.
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Should McDonalds add vitamin D to bigmacs?
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Great! Hotels don't like this.
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6y ago
A good engineer will prob write some code instead of reading this nonsense
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6y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgzGwKwLmgM
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What's with sharing your data w/ google? Maps is a kick ass product. The article is creepy.
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6y ago
Works for me now.
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6y ago
This article made me sad
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6y ago
So you were wrong that you said the person was "wrong"? That person made you wrong by making your opinion contradict the code of conduct??? He's the bad guy. Punished. 50 pushups!
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6y ago
The same argument can be used against the poor. Poor-people-oriented media will be quick to tell that wealth taxes are a good idea. Communism was an approach to gain fair equality, but humans are so corrupted it never was achieved. Wealth
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I proudly give them all my data, I want big tech to make money and get better products.
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The John Snow Memorandum
(nytimes.com)
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I see, it makes sense. Never thought of that, thanks!
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Also I see the stock market as a train that will take me through the dark tunnel of the inflation caused by printing all the recent money.
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6y ago
It's psychology-fueled. Also, a lot of companies reinvest profit so they don't have to pay taxes.
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