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by namecheapTA 4y ago
I feel like every company in existence has basically had a memo or meeting like this.
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by namecheapTA 4y ago
People joke but from the top of a decent mountain I can reach 45 miles into the bay area from me on a $150 2m radio in my truck with rooftop antenna.
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by namecheapTA 4y ago
I stopped going to San Francisco and Oakland years ago, so my odds of death are not anywhere near that. I also wouldn't go to Chicago and several other cities. When I drove down Baja Mexico, I also avoided stopped at all in Tijuana. I
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by namecheapTA 4y ago
Sell $40b of Tesla without causing a dip, is worth a lot more than $1b. A 3% dip from news he's selling that much stock would cost way more than $1b.
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by namecheapTA 4y ago
Statistics still matter. The odds of dying in a car accident throughout your life are about 1 in 100. If you take out suicide and gang violence, getting shot randomly is much less likely than dying in a car. Yet I go and drive around for fu
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by namecheapTA 4y ago
A home in SF is over $1 million, or a 1 bedroom apartment is $3000. How much would home prices have to fall to make it 'affordable' and a viable option compared to homelessness? Are there really people living on the street because
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by namecheapTA 4y ago
I've worked in car sales for over a decade. I've always hated the service departments for their totally militant focus on extracting as much money as possible from customers, with any concept of value or honest recommendations be
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by namecheapTA 4y ago
I just think the money is a weird metric. If a guy is 5'6", he could either remain a chubby dork and try to earn $270k, or he could work out and have some kind of leadership role in his community to get a better quality woman. Sou
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by namecheapTA 4y ago
Northern California is not much different. It actually makes most plug in hybrids cheaper to run on gas than electric at around $3.50 a gallon and below. https://www.pge.com/en_US/residential/rate-plans/rate-p
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by namecheapTA 4y ago
While I'm not short, I have short friends and have also seen the exbfs and new bfs of my girlfriends. A gf in med school once left me for another med student that was maybe 5'7". My exgf just married a guy 6 months after meet
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by namecheapTA 4y ago
I'm 6'4" and have been a serial dater for 20 years (thanks Spark Match then POF then Tinder.) Ive played around with personas a bit, while obviously my hight stays the same. Height is not the be all end all. Even at 6'4&
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by namecheapTA 4y ago
The stat I gave was for the home owner being injured during the burglary. This is not even talking about all the burglaries when no one is home or when they run off when they realize someone is home (and could have a gun). But definitely,
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by namecheapTA 4y ago
My father works construction and owns two houses in California, both paid off even. Although in the central valley. If an apple engineer can't buy a house or two in the bay area, who can?
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by namecheapTA 4y ago
In America, a home robbery including injury to the habitants, is more common that a whole house fire. I looked this up years ago when discussing gun ownerships with friends, refuting why they think gun ownership is for the paranoid, but yet
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by namecheapTA 4y ago
I often add the word forum to car/motorcycle related things I'm searching for. If I leave the word out, I end up in worthless seo retail span world. Put the word in, I get people discussing the issue. Thanks Google.
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by namecheapTA 4y ago
It seems a lot harder to setup correctly and use, and I don't really know what benefit I'd get.
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by namecheapTA 4y ago
I have a fully working SaaS with 30+ companies paying, with 20 employees each on average. I wrote it as a self taught programmer via YouTube and stackoverflow. It is hosted on a $2 a month namecheap sharedhosting. Php back, jQuery front. I
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by namecheapTA 4y ago
Do you think this was a worthwhile trade-off? Would life be that much worse back home near family, with a stagnated career owning your own cheaper home?
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by namecheapTA 4y ago
My parents moved to a country with zero support network and where they didn't speak the language, all so that they could soon afford to buy a home. Tons of young people today won't even move to the valley or to another state. I wo
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by namecheapTA 4y ago
I sold cars for a living and was basically top 0.1-0.2% at it nationwide. Every now and then a coworker would say that selling cars was easy work. So I'd ask him if it's so easy, why didn't he promise to double his sales next
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by namecheapTA 4y ago
Burner phone numbers in the US seem to be of a particular range of numbers and can also be flagged. I used to use pay as you go burners for random tasks in the past and noticed they gave me trouble when trying to use them to get verificatio
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by namecheapTA 4y ago
Police arrest millions of people a year, and a few go south often when the person getting arrested won't follow directions. I bet less than 1% go poorly, which in my opinion is pretty impressive considering the people they are arrestin
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by namecheapTA 4y ago
75% of people assembling a kit car said it was pretty easy! Ignoring that 95% of people looked at the parts requirement list and instructions and ran away.
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by namecheapTA 4y ago
Why does there need to be more housing built in an already dense area? People have moved for thousands of years to areas where they were more easily able to afford to buy or build a home. My parents moved from basically a 3rd world countr
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by namecheapTA 4y ago
People working at a rocket company work under the same basic value structure that a person working at a concrete company does. People in academia do not. The fact that you missed this and thought comparing the number of people in a particul
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by namecheapTA 4y ago
Implying that academia is anything like the real world that 99% of people exist in is something only an academic would be foolish enough to imply.
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by namecheapTA 4y ago
I live about an hour from San Francisco and my power goes out about once a quarter for several hours. It's not the end of the world, but twice in the last year it happened while I was making dinner. A weird feeling to realize I can&#x2
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by namecheapTA 4y ago
If rent wasnt super high, where would the person that happily rents an apartment for $4k a month actually live? Since his apartment wouldn't be available as someone paying $900 a month would still be in it.
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by namecheapTA 4y ago
The fact that they are basically taxes not tied to income is pretty annoying. If you're barely scraping by, the state should not be taxing you as heavily on a gallon of gasoline as a doctor that barely blinks as they fill up their Scla
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by namecheapTA 4y ago
Gas was not below $1 a gallon in 1996. Especially not in California. Also, cars weren't getting the mpg they are now. Cost per mile relative to minimum wage probably isn't that far off.. which you can probably see from data that

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