midhhhthrow

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by midhhhthrow 5y ago
The problem isn’t finite land. It’s finite voters and the politicians that represent them. In CA, the most crowded state, There are more acres than people! And somehow we still have a housing shortage. You can go out into the middle of no
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by midhhhthrow 5y ago
Normally I would agree with this assessment but let’s remember it’s a super beta that may have only been given to him because he’s an employee
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by midhhhthrow 5y ago
There’s no way in the world voters will ever allow you to produce that much housing. There’s already a vast over population on this planet relative to number of shelters
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by midhhhthrow 5y ago
I’m glad it’s not just me. I’ve done so many fairly basic searches and gotten back absolutely awful results. I imagine most of the web isn’t even accessible through. This is an important topic that deserves even more discussion, especially
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by midhhhthrow 5y ago
Sure. That’s part of it. But the US has some truely insane housing policies. Where I work, many employees are forced to drive 40+ miles one way to work on super clogged 5 lane highways. You’d think there would be buildings everywhere right?
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by midhhhthrow 5y ago
Just use Turo. We did that and it was great
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by midhhhthrow 5y ago
I’m on a iPhone 7 with a cracked screen. You could probably get that on eBay for less than 70$. And everything still works. Just gotta be a bit mindful when swiping And don’t use the dang thing too much
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by midhhhthrow 5y ago
This will have deep long lasting repercussions. Do you think anyone is going to rent out their house anymore after getting burned like this? This will further reduce the rental supply in the long term, driving rents up even more as the few
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by midhhhthrow 5y ago
Cheap products an often be as good or even better than so called expensive products. A lot of times manufacturers will sell the same exact profit multiple prices at varying trim levels with just minor differences in features. For example di
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by midhhhthrow 5y ago
We need some frame of reference. How many creatures typically die every year? Without that the numbers are meaningless
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by midhhhthrow 5y ago
I just think advertisement is when other people pay for the media products you get for free, if you don’t buy the ad product. It’s a plus. Why are people so charged up about it? If you don’t want to be manipulated by ads then just don’t b
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by midhhhthrow 5y ago
I like the idea of starting a new town, something that’s in great need with so many cities oberpopulating Why no AC? He says they can’t produce enough power. But all it takes is one powerwall and 4K or 8k solar panel per house.
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by midhhhthrow 5y ago
The headline is click bait and does not accurately describe the content of the article. To be specific, China doesn’t like the mining of Bitcoin in China. And I’m sure there’s no shortage of other countries that would happily take that indu
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by midhhhthrow 5y ago
I can’t possibly imagine why anyone would ever go work at Amazon. How low would your prospects have to sink in order to make someone do that to themselves? I suppose if you’re completely homeless and in danger of starvation. Personally,
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by midhhhthrow 5y ago
I’m so glad you posted this. I thought I was the only one
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by midhhhthrow 5y ago
Why is everyone so upset about this. You don’t have to buy it. And if you do pay hourly , just use it rarely
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by midhhhthrow 5y ago
You don’t have to use it ALL the time, right? I mean just use it for two hours a year and you’ll pay a lot less than thousands of dollar up front
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by midhhhthrow 5y ago
I think a lot of HOA are not going to allow this in the front yard. And the number and size of HOA have been growing rapidly in the last 30 years
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by midhhhthrow 5y ago
These are all signs of a vast over supply of talent. I can’t imagine anyone would willingly work at such a company unless they had no other choice.
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by midhhhthrow 5y ago
I had to think about that for a second. It kinda makes sense and works. If you make SF an awful enough place, companies might finally start to consider leaving.
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by midhhhthrow 5y ago
Put everything in gold/ precious metals with no other diversification? Gold has some funny business with its paper holdings because of the way governments lend it out.
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by midhhhthrow 5y ago
Where else should people invest their money? Stocks are extremely overvalued According to the buffet ratio And bonds/cash will soon be completely worthless by the time the gov and feds of the world are done with them Real estate is ext
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by midhhhthrow 5y ago
If you’re new to gardening, I recommend tomatoes. They’re quite easy to grow as long as your timing is roughly right
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by midhhhthrow 5y ago
He didn’t even know how to read or write. I can’t imagine how little guidance he got from his parents growing up. No wonder he ended up with the wrong crowd
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by midhhhthrow 5y ago
It’s just the opposite. The essential goods needed for survival: shelter is becoming more and more Scarce. 34% of millennials can’t even afford their own shelter anymore and are forced to live with parents. Those who can live by themselves
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by midhhhthrow 5y ago
Keep in mind this happens from both sides
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by midhhhthrow 5y ago
It’s not necessarily corruption. There’s plenty of voters who vote against making housing more affordable. The entire state of CA has built this mess with their zoning laws
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by midhhhthrow 6y ago
That’s ridiculous. WFH is huge benefit to employees. Are you also going to charge employers for the time it takes you to cash a bonus check? Let’s not get overly greedy.
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by midhhhthrow 6y ago
No. It’s mainly just SF and To some degree parts of CA. It’s getting pretty bad in many parts of SF
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by midhhhthrow 6y ago
Anybody holding cash or bonds. Also, much of the US inflation is exported to the rest of the world.

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