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Waymo’s Hiring Binge(theinformation.com)
142 points by muzz 7y ago|146 comments
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What self-driving cars can’t recognize may be a matter of life and death(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by muzz 7y ago|0 comments
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NYU Professor Scott Galloway Puts Tesla and Lyft in the Same Category as WeWork(businessinsider.com)
14 points by muzz 7y ago|18 comments
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by muzz 7y ago
They can. People pay up for the experience.
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by muzz 7y ago
Pedantic. In the 1980s there weren't many in America, now there are Starbucks'es and others throughout.
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by muzz 7y ago
Fewer jobs in that area. Jobs will be created elsewhere because human wants are endless.
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by muzz 7y ago
Exactly. In the 1980s people in America mostly got coffee from machines, in their home or office. Few humans were employed making coffee ("barista" was not really a job title in the 1980s and if you told people it would be in th
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by muzz 7y ago
Uber said the same thing about bringing 3,000 jobs to Oakland, but that didn't materialze because of... drumroll... the need for profitablity. In 2017. https://www.businessinsider.com/uber-ditched-massive-headqua...
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by muzz 7y ago
They have been expanding in Palo Alto
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by muzz 7y ago
250k/yr is about enough to buy a median-priced home in San Francisco https://www.hsh.com/finance/mortgage/salary-home-buying-25-c...
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by muzz 7y ago
Hundreds of new housing units are sold every year in San Francisco. (Edit: the actual number appears to be 4,700 for 2019, which is actually lower than previous years)
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by muzz 7y ago
The link seems to indicate 94% of residential land in San Jose is zoned for SFH. But even that could be misleading, since San Jose has massive city boundaries that includes hills and other places that really couldn't be built on rega
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by muzz 7y ago
Software does not require an office, but the people who create do. And ironically, they work best and most collaboratively in the same place at the same time. This is why cubicles were replaced by open office desks, why companies hire in
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by muzz 7y ago
Are you counting the small one on Tully Road, in addition to SJC?
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by muzz 7y ago
Not sure who downvoted you, but yes. More housing requires more businesses in the area to due to spending of the residents, which in turn creates jobs, which in turn creates housing demand.
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by muzz 7y ago
Shuttle busses allowed techies to live in SF and work in places like Google, Facebook, etc. Prior to shuttles, it was a huge pain to do the commute. As they left big tech companies, they faced the choice of doing the commute again, or joi
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by muzz 7y ago
If the thesis were true, why wouldn't VCs get into the landlord game? Seems like they would want to lessen this effect, if it were actually the case.
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by muzz 7y ago
Have market participants somehow not considered this?
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by muzz 7y ago
Is it intentional to sound like "more in debt"?
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by muzz 7y ago
Pier 80 in SF is actually used today, for roll-on, roll-off cargo like cars (Teslas are shipped from there)
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by muzz 7y ago
Markets reveal preferences. The differences in prices reflect the dollar votes cast in the marketplace. Whining doesn't affect markets-- participation does.
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Moveworks Raises $30M to Stop Employees from Hating IT(forbes.com)
1 points by muzz 7y ago|0 comments
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Network Determines Success More Than People Realize(medium.com)
270 points by muzz 8y ago|98 comments
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U.S. students excel in computer science, outscoring China, India and Russia(mercurynews.com)
1 points by muzz 8y ago|0 comments
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by muzz 8y ago
That's state income tax on your second million and above in a given year. The rate on your first million every year is less. Like first-world problems, I guess the tax rate on income over $1MM/yr can be called a California p
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by muzz 8y ago
Was that different before 1970?
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Disengagement Reports 2018(thelastdriverlicenseholder.com)
1 points by muzz 8y ago|0 comments
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by muzz 8y ago
And that's with stops in at least Brussels, and likely Schiphol and other places.
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by muzz 8y ago
$2.7B according to the Reuters article today. Sounds very dilutive-- SoftBank got a huge chunk of the company. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-nuro-funding-softbank/dri...
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by muzz 8y ago
If they are limited to 25 mph, how can they travel on most roads?

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