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by niij 8y ago
Which government regulation would have prevented this, exactly?
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by niij 8y ago
Compared to some of the most expensive housing in the USA? I'd bet more 2bd 2ba homes are sold <200k in the USA than the other way around by a long shot.
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by niij 8y ago
Situations like that cause people to be apathetic to moving up. That's the reason I think handouts are a blunt instrument and at most should be used sparingly.
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by niij 8y ago
The numbers indicate that the population has been growing increasingly unequal. Do you think the US has moved more towards free market capitalism or away from it? Does the result support your original argument?
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by niij 8y ago
This USPS still makes more money than it spends. The government borrows their profits to pay for other net-cost programs like SS and Medicare.
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by niij 8y ago
Anyone know of a website like this for more than just chicago?
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by niij 8y ago
There's enterprises and teams paying. This announcement is only for individual plans.
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by niij 8y ago
I would've deleted it as soon as you noticed. Might not have stopped people from noticing (nothing on the internet is ever deleted blah blah), but might have improved the optics a bit.
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by niij 8y ago
Yes NWS has an API with quite a lot of data in XML format. Weather Underground api was supposed to shut off on December 31, but has been extended to Feb 15th of this year. Good riddance, it was very flaky, would return occasional bad data,
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by niij 8y ago
Not in DC where their employer is.
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by niij 8y ago
> supermarkets increased the price a little bit explicitly to help them out How is this different from normal supply and demand?
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by niij 8y ago
So people can donate to person X but if they don't claim it in time, the money is given away to all the other users that are using the service? That seems really shady to me that donations would be redirected like that. Either keep the
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by niij 8y ago
It is still expert controlled to embargoed countries. The law makes no distinction between Encryption, so non-E2E doesn't mean anything.
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by niij 8y ago
I assume there are many other places that are also "warm" and have english speakers, so it's presumably not that strange. What else is it you like about those places, that you'd singled them out?
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by niij 8y ago
That's right. If you disagree with it, the great thing is you're able to start your own business and run it the way you see fit. It's a lot easier to point out what businesses are doing wrong than to start and run your own &q
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by niij 8y ago
> Really wish the government would start forcing employers I understand your sentiment, but why is it that government coercion is necessary? You're allowed to run your own businesses as you see fit. If you work for someone else and
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by niij 8y ago
Primarily: the need to get around in whichever city/area you are in once you get there. In all but the most dense cities (NYC/SF/Chicago), you have to have a car to get around. If I had a high speed train to get between Kansa
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by niij 8y ago
The argument is that building train lines isn't the answer because the transport needs in the U.S. are different than Japan, Indonesia, Germany, Russia, etc. Having a cookie cutter "trains are the answer to everything" answe
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by niij 8y ago
Anything is better than putting money into internet magic... except for a psychology degree :)
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by niij 8y ago
Allowing people to default on student loans just makes education more expensive for everyone else. There's plenty of people who looked at their job prospects for the degree before going to college and determined some degrees are bad in
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by niij 8y ago
That's interesting, thanks for the detailed reply.My point was that their operating expenses are covered by fees for postage and not directly paid through taxes. But now I realize that this is more of a grey area than I had though.
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by niij 8y ago
Why is supply not keeping up? I think it's because of an artificial cap on housing.
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by niij 8y ago
The US post office is 100% self funded. They get exactly $0 from taxes.
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by niij 8y ago
> in the tech industry In the liberal bubble that is the Bay area. There's tech industry outside of that bubble, throughout the Midwest, in cities like Austin. SF isn't the only place people are writing software.
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by niij 8y ago
I think the point is that they're hosting an HTTP proxy to IPFS. Since you're accessing IPFS files over their proxy they can modify the response you receive, since at that point it's just like any other website.
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by niij 8y ago
Why would an apartment owner want to rent to someone who had been evicted? I would assume that would be the #1 thing they look out for. Applicants who didn't hold up their end of a rental agreement is a strong indicator. If your employ
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by niij 8y ago
In the same sense that "Google" is gone and we should now be saying Alphabet. That is the holding company, but the brand remains.
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by niij 8y ago
You're allowed to bring an amount for "consumption during your trip". I've brought fast food from outside and eaten it on the plane. TSA had no issues. I regularly pack a few bags of chips/fruit when flying on short
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by niij 8y ago
> some proxy that your check is good That's why they had a cashier's check and not a personal check.
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by niij 8y ago
See: https://de.usembassy.gov/u-s-citizen-services/dual-nationali... German citizenship law has changed quite a lot. You are allowed dual nationality if you are born to German parents, whether in or out of Germany. Yo

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