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mcntsh
6y ago
I'd say that Reddit's demographics still skew more towards the "young, white, middle class male".
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6y ago
I think in this case it's worth mentioning, because not everyone cycles. You'd probably value the perspective of someone who cycles versus someone who doesn't, right?
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mcntsh
7y ago
I think tech workers making 200k+ a year in SF are coming out further in bargains against the $8/hr workers who pick your veggies.
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mcntsh
7y ago
Look at all of the non-tech-or-science click bait headlines and one-liner joke comments.
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mcntsh
7y ago
HN is really buying into the media hysteria on this one. I would have expected more.
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7y ago
Which rule? Owning the means of production (via employee stock ownership programs)? That's not a part of Bernie's campaign at all.
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7y ago
It's great that a small group of people are getting rich with stocks at tech companies, but maybe another socioeconomic group needs some help for a change.
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7y ago
I used to visit this place a lot. You're right about what you wrote. The coffeeshop is on a small plot raised pretty high off the ground. The only way you can get a ramp in there which is ADA compliant is by demolishing the patio area,
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7y ago
Why, because they're too short? Why not walk?
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7y ago
A $3T program that doesn't "dramatically affect" the lives of "most renters" for the better will be a hard sell. In fact, it would make the lives of the middle/lower class worse off because the tax is in the f
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7y ago
$10/hr that comes with high liability to your personal belongings doesn't make for a good "supplemental" job. Plus, as mentioned in the Twitter thread, most of the money Uber pays out is in incentives which are absolutel
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9y ago
> Could someone making $140k/yr ever expect to be a homeowner in SF/SV You could buy in Vallejo and commute over 1.5 hours to the city every day. Within most "desirable" cities in the Bay Area, houses will be out of y
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9y ago
Our team did a pretty significant integration with Bolt last year. Their platform is solid and was straight forward to integrate with. Their development team was also extremely helpful and helped us through the process at every step we need
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9y ago
How is that fraud?
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9y ago
> If competition is limited in the ISP space, that is due to over-regulation like granting monopolies. Instead of piling on more regulation, we should solve the root cause and do things that promote more competition. NN doesn't do t
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9y ago
> I'd rather trust economic incentives to keep Internet free than political incentives I don't trust economic incentives at all... The internet and cable industry is notorious for their frivolous price grabs and there's a
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10y ago
Currently working at a digital agency doing 4x8 (32 hours). It works really well for us and the extra day really does make a huge difference with work/life balance. Really huge. It does mean the week is more compacted and there's
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10y ago
Tax free? Are you talking about the 30% ruling? Not exactly "tax free", but a good deal nonetheless.