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by mint2 2y ago
A. Most of the forests are national forests not state land. The 10 o’clock rule was a nationwide wildfire policy. B. Every western state is facing the problems with increased wildfire. Oh but let’s bash California because its in vogue.
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by mint2 2y ago
after at least a year of regular posts on real page, where all the articles I’ve seen here specifically cite how real page enforces their pricing, why are there always posts that lead off with an entirely incorrect understanding of what rea
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by mint2 2y ago
Exactly, a Northern European adapting to sun exposure doesn’t mean getting a tan, it would mean evolutionary pressure to adapt to, say, sunnier California via natural selection over a few thousand years where less sun fit portions die off e
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by mint2 2y ago
As I posted in the dupe of this - this article is specifically about regions in “low” UV latitudes, with the actual subject being from the UK. Accounting for UV intensity of your home country is crucial. Don’t just go out and frolic without
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by mint2 2y ago
Glad this was pointed out - this article is specifically about regions in “low” UV latitudes, with the actual subject being from the UK. Accounting for UV intensity of your home country is crucial. Don’t just go out and frolic without preca
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by mint2 2y ago
I think you missed the forest for the trees. Because Low density car oriented building is what’s going to cause your neighborhood to turn into a concrete jungle.
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by mint2 2y ago
Well since it sounds like you’re in a suburb or semi rural suburb, then you likely won’t need to speculate on that. Just wait a few years and you’ll find out. Because instead of infill density in cities, the sprawl will keep up its creep. L
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by mint2 2y ago
That place doesn’t practically exist in most of the US.
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by mint2 2y ago
Why letting each city have the entire say on its planning is very obviously going to end badly for society. it’s not hard to see it’s a prisoners dilemma or tragedy of the commons type fiasco. I have a hard time believe that people aren’t
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by mint2 2y ago
None of those are required in cities, and actually suburbs are the main cause of traffic jams. The main noise in most places is traffic, and traffic is usually caused caused by sprawl, low density and car oriented building. What you’re obje
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by mint2 2y ago
“ trips to places like disney world with the kids while staying in a nice hotel vs biking and camping” Woahhh there, thinking camping is an inferior trip is wrong. Being cheaper isn’t inferior.
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by mint2 2y ago
But the DSRC doesn’t contract my understanding, it just shows there’s a floor to the number of unrented units. Actually considering the DSRC it seems a large landlord would be more unlikely to lower rents unless desperate. Otherwise as peop
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by mint2 2y ago
Value/Price of commercial real estate are significantly determine by theoretical rent, so are the commercial loans. It’s a positive feedback loop of high rent. There is no theoretical abstract proper rent just waiting to be discovered
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by mint2 2y ago
What!? Where has it been shown that rent price fixing makes tenants lives better? Why and how could price collusions algorithms make the life of a renter better? This sounds like something on would see on the real page website.
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by mint2 2y ago
My understanding is that with the way commercial loans work, the landlords are actually incentivized to keep things vacate rather than lower rents. Is that wrong?
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by mint2 2y ago
I’d say the rents in the downtown area are not entirely due to lack of supply. The large towers of “luxury” apartments definitely are willing to let units go vacant to maintain rent
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by mint2 2y ago
If they don’t, real page threatens to give them the boot apparently. Also it seems they make it a require multiple manager overrides to deviate.
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by mint2 2y ago
But what real page is doing is not what you described. If you looked at the rents, put yours at slightly higher than average and then strong armed the owners of the majority of similar units to do the same even if your vacancy rate goes up
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by mint2 2y ago
Neither in the article nor in the top comments here has anyone pointed out that even legal marijuana is often contaminated with banned pesticides. Luckily some LA times investigation spurred regulators to start caring a little bit. I’m sure
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by mint2 2y ago
Sure perhaps there’s some difference in prevalence but I’m not even sure of that. Believing humans transcended nature isn’t universal in western thought either - source: an American of Western European descent of a fairly typical background
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by mint2 2y ago
I wouldn’t call it a western viewpoint, looking at environmental records around the world it’s clear that both “Eastern” and “Western” cultures are both highly capable of showing wanton disregard to nature. Let’s not go out of our way to fi
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by mint2 2y ago
If anyone is confused by this, The top commented deleted the claim they’d made that “MAGA was a peace movement”. I saw it, but happened to refresh my page and then that line disappeared.
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by mint2 2y ago
Knee jerk low effort references are funny?
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by mint2 2y ago
I’m sorry for your loss.
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by mint2 2y ago
I feel sorry for you.
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by mint2 2y ago
> “ Do you really think Biden decided one day to pull out of afghanistan? Are you that naive?” Wooopdeeda a strawman setup leading to yet another insult. Sure I’ll take naive over brusque and abrasive online know-it-all throwing insults
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by mint2 2y ago
> Imagine people being dumb enough to believe that matters of geopolitical importance is determined by elected officials. Especially a 'reality star' like trump. Thanks for calling me dumb for thinking the POTUS has influence.
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by mint2 2y ago
Why wouldn’t he just retire or start his own company if he was an executive for years? That doesn’t sound like he’s working for money anymore
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by mint2 2y ago
Last I checked there’s a bunch of Baltic states on Russia's borders that are a nato members, sounds like they’re being invaded next if the concern you site is real. Which it’s not, (but if it is then that counteracts a bunch of your ot
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by mint2 2y ago
That’s not comparable, that analogy is like saying I have a backyard so there’s no government monopoly on parks. It’s not like saying there’s a private tennis club and public tennis courts, or whatever other typical park amenities. That fla

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