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by navane 3y ago
For the Millennials with proper jobs that never could buy a house, still live at their parents, and are inclined to communal ideas that lower the impact of individuals on their environments.
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by navane 3y ago
The value decreases because the anticipated rent decreases. This windfall is literally money that can be spend elsewhere by the entities that rent.
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by navane 3y ago
The lack of commuting alone brought a significant dip to all the climate doom lines
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by navane 3y ago
the advantage of keeping the UI the same is that you don't have to relearn a new interface.
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by navane 3y ago
If anything this shows clueless people allowed to make decisions. Let teams flock around their tools. What's 10 bucks a month on an employees salary. Oh its not the cost, you think the difference in tools is what creates friction in yo
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by navane 3y ago
it is only profitable if you are a big corp who made his money elsewhere, a significant amount of money compared to the money in the market you're trying to enter. We've always known that a big guy can come into a small guys party
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by navane 3y ago
You ploted the size on a log scale and claim "the recent failures dont look quite so crazy anymore?" Is this a joke?
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by navane 3y ago
over half a decade old! haha, so assuming you don't use it the day it comes out, but after a couple of years, most people have only used it a couple of years. Unless you've only worked a couple of years, you've gone trough a
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by navane 4y ago
I assume the nsfw users are less interesting to the advertisers, but more demanding to their file servers. From that perspective it could be a money saving measure, at the cost of growth.
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by navane 4y ago
The basic file manamegment in windows is good. But its the inconsistency that kills it. Saving a file in the new word is ridiculously awful. click on file, in the top menu bar. Instead of a drop down menu, a ribbon apears from the left. The
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by navane 4y ago
The market as implemented in the past, in a world with technology form the past, worked well in the past. This doesn't mean it won't need to be changed ever. No one is saying the complete market should be removed. We always have h
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by navane 4y ago
It helps that inflation was very little and very uncommon at the time. Pikkety opens his book with a story from late 18th century, and if I remember correctly, he did look into this and found that for a centuries currencies hardly de-valuat
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by navane 4y ago
It's weird how a bank can loan out 8-20 times what is deposited, but if I can lend out a single copy of a book I have? The banking system runs the backbone of the economy, but god forbid if everyone has access to all books? What if we
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by navane 4y ago
don't those agencies use the page builders though?
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by navane 4y ago
China and Russia want a world where big countries bully small countries, and the small countries dont find safety in numbers. If russia gets away with ukraine, so can china with taiwan. Thats their stake.
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by navane 4y ago
wow, that is both very neat and hard to find
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by navane 4y ago
How about design the coffee maker so I don't need a program to use it? We have a water dispenser at work which can dispense regular, chilled, carbonated and cooking water. It has a printed out laminated instruction sheet next to it, be
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by navane 4y ago
Well first, this is a problem that's gone regardless in fifty years. After the fat ripple has left our demography, there will be many vacant homes, lots of wide open highways, plenty of arable land, all to be attained for little by thi
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by navane 4y ago
Maybe if we weren't all stuck in a made up race for coins to buy things we-- What innovation of the last 20 years has improved our lives, and how many hours have people worked to make those innovations happen. Are the better cars worth
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by navane 4y ago
only desktop apps afaik https://blog.rectorsquid.com/category/programming/linkage-pr... https://solvespace.com/index.pl
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by navane 4y ago
I've seen a couple of sites with linkages like these. Does anyone know of a source of first principles from whence one could build their own?
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by navane 4y ago
Its funny how Buy is actually Rent, like how Steal is actually Copy.
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by navane 4y ago
People who have not much else, are generally very protective of their identity.
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by navane 4y ago
with interest being zero as it was the past couple of years, can the bank not just sit on that money and literally do nothing? What operational expenses do they have?
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by navane 4y ago
From my experience, front tires only wear of age, not use. Backtires experience (frictional) shear forces, pushing along the earth. This erodes the surface.
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by navane 4y ago
If he is halve the genes given to him, halve what his environment has given to him, does he even exist? Do any of us exist?
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by navane 4y ago
It has a long tail but all the fat is in the beginning.
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by navane 4y ago
Commute to where? You'd have no job.
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by navane 4y ago
One doesn't need capital to win the lottery either, but it sure helps.
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by navane 4y ago
I suspect the designers with their near white and near black to have superior monitors that are capable of more contrast than regular users. Ironically my cheap monitor automatically converts pure black and white to near.

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