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by negamax 4y ago
I do not think elderly invested wisely. Cities grew. They got lucky. It's as simply as that. The remote working is taking pressure off the cities. And you can see many crying about return to office, who have multi year leaseholds or ow
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by negamax 4y ago
What author is saying is that if a property has a high yearly ongoing costs, it becomes tougher to just hold onto it and not put it into the market i.e. this causes increase in supply. If I have a $10k/year expense on a property, I am
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by negamax 4y ago
Do you have examples?
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by negamax 4y ago
Surely cost of land is a big part of this amount?
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by negamax 4y ago
But that's not the point. Issue is Europe pushes for equality at outcome when things are broken on at the entry.
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by negamax 5y ago
Sama join the long list of shitcoin paddlers. Sad day
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by negamax 5y ago
How is this different from China's social point system. Which is criticized a lot here. Strange world to live in.
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Ask HN: Is software engineering heading towards obsoletion?
16 points by negamax 5y ago|42 comments
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by negamax 5y ago
That's a horrible take on a legit person and project.
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by negamax 5y ago
Yes, he has $100M+ in Aave Eth in one wallet. You can see this on etherscan
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by negamax 5y ago
Is a software engineer really that valuable than a hourly retail wager? You know the answer to that question because of your craft. Similar skill and perspective gaps exists between c-suite and associate employees.
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by negamax 5y ago
If a headline like "A Japanese wanderer who found the soul of France" seems strange to western folks then this headline is just a mirror of same absurdity.
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by negamax 5y ago
Most older people who must have pre existing complications.
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by negamax 6y ago
Lmao 18% of the world's population live in India
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by negamax 6y ago
Android has become a serious security risk
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by negamax 6y ago
Probability
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by negamax 6y ago
Was Zoom outage yesterday related to this? AWS has become sort of a single point of failure
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by negamax 6y ago
I have another theory. Which is that people will beat machines and create and pursue things that we can't even imagine at the moment. I am rooting for human creativity over machines' brute incredible strength. Even if that's
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by negamax 6y ago
You mean governments nationalize the factories?
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by negamax 6y ago
Got me! Haha!
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by negamax 6y ago
They also need to account for safety of goods and stability of their assets and operations. So they will need stable political climate to operate.
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by negamax 6y ago
I am happy to have this debate in a more fluid channel and with a wider group. May be that's the best way to understand this. HN leaks into wider culture and people here do have voice and impact. So definitely arrange for a discussion
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by negamax 6y ago
Or maybe they do fail because they are flawed. And foreign interest weakening them is just a story. People suffer under socialism. Maybe you should liver under a socialist regime before preaching them.
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by negamax 6y ago
Please create your socialist utopia and make it work. Why change US and other successful countries?
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by negamax 6y ago
Yes and there's no socialist country that has produced Amazon, Google, Apple, Tesla, SpaceX to name a few. This platform, keyboard, routers in the middle are all US made. And there's a good reason for that
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by negamax 6y ago
What happens in UBI when people who are still employed leave the state and by virtue of Internet remain employed in their new low tax state? Would UBI again not concentrate wealth outside and remove wealth from the system?
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by negamax 6y ago
That does makes sense. It was shortsighted to ask students who are already in US to leave. But isn't it better to minimize international travel and foreigners into US (or any country) at this stage? Even though this reeks of prejudice,
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by negamax 6y ago
No it's definitely individual failure. If I get fat by eating burgers and sweets everyday. It's my fault.
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by negamax 6y ago
Gluttony cannot be solved by making a better dish, only way to solve it is to moderate eating. What does a world without social networks look like? I don't think we want that anymore. Because social networks do serve a required functio
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by negamax 6y ago
I am aware of such people too. Their worldview is skewed. But that doesn't mean we should look down on them. Before knowing what I know now, I was extremely ignorant too. It's possible for anyone to fill that gap

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