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7mo ago
I think we’re talking past each other on this one. The article is about outcomes, not intentions
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7mo ago
Exactly—and that’s the normal, healthy function of a housing market. Prop 13 distorts that by making it financially irrational to ever move, which contributes directly to the lock-in and underutilization the article describes
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7mo ago
It is interesting how you raise that yardstick on housing and not on income tax or sales tax. Frozen property tax assessments benefit homeowners who are already rich, and disproportionately benefit the literal richest. It is not entirely cl
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7mo ago
How it is framed and what the outcomes are are two different things entirely.
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What if California is the most regressive state in America?
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7mo ago
This means that employees would only be able to sell their stock 2 windows a year where they currently can sell 4 windows a year, correct?
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8mo ago
What is "n8n"?
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The War on Drugs Is Why Your Bus Never Showed Up
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9mo ago
Your analogy about drunk drivers actually makes my point: we don't just tell parents "be vigilant". We have DUI laws, road design standards, and enforcement--systemic solutions, not just individual responsibility. With tech,
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9mo ago
When did "healthy parenting" become a full-time cybersecurity job with no training, adversaries backed by infinite capital, teams of PhDs optimizing for addiction, and sexual predators from around the globe dialoguing with your ch
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9mo ago
Should Apple/Google be liable as platform? I'm trying to imagine how you envision regulation without going after the biggest individual apps that enable child financial fraud & sexual grooming.
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9mo ago
Not sure if you have children, but this is exactly what a healthy government regulatory framework looks like.
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9mo ago
No one's killing a porcupine here.
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Netflix automated its DVD operations
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Pay Remote Workers a Premium
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11mo ago
In California, it's called an "impact fee"
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1y ago
Sounds simple: > In an undercover operation last year, the FBI recorded Tom Homan, now the White House border czar, accepting $50,000 in cash after indicating he could help the agents — who were posing as business executives — win govern
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1y ago
While cool, this does not incorporate real-time data, just the static schedule. I've explored this--you need 511 API access to obtain real-time data, and to conceal your API key you need to stand up a web application. Cool proof-of-con
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2y ago
US healthcare is barbaric
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2y ago
I would be happy to pay for carry-on if it meant guaranteed space. On the other hand, checked bags should be free/at a discount. I have not understood why the pricing was inverse.
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2y ago
Pulling a Tanium would be to fire people right ahead of their vesting cliff: https://www.inc.com/business-insider/tanium-security-startup...
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2y ago
The study does not control for distance traveled. This is all hand-waving, to try and bolster the case for safer infrastructure for bicyclists (electric and not) which I of course also support.
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2y ago
No, what's that?
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If you care about safety, ride an e-bike
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2y ago
Yes yes, the person outside of a car must provide deference to the car owner. Poor people serve the rich.
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Conservatives and Bikes
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2y ago
Bus fare on SamTrans to the San Mateo County Fair is also cheaper with Clipper Card ($2.05) vs. cash ($2.25). Probably much better fraud protection, and much better usage tracking (e.g. accurately tracking bus stop boarding metrics).
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2y ago
I was with you until your assertion that enforcement is the answer. Copying Texas on traffic engineering is not a serious take: https://ftp.txdot.gov/pub/txdot-info/trf/trafficsafety/engin...
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Thoughts on my first electric scooter purchase
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2y ago
Having to drive defensively to avoid other people’s recklessness is a signal that you’re operating your vehicle in a higher risk traffic environment. Insurance already differs by geography, that sounds like more accurate pricing of risk. Ba
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