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by option 5y ago
I think G already has an office in NYC, don’t they? To me this means that they expect more in-person presence there over time, not less.
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by option 5y ago
I agree, there should be a stronger Western alliance. Excluding France does seem strange.
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by option 5y ago
the threat from China is not speculative see their threats of invading Taiwan. I lived in Ukraine where up until 2014 the threat of Russia taking Crimea and eastern provinces was “speculative”.
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by option 5y ago
Spot on - we shouldn’t allow social media accounts for anyone under 21 years old.
365.
by option 5y ago
Miami, for example, is doing much better with respect to this
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by option 5y ago
I don not support Texas law in question. But will they help relocate from SF for those sick of homelessness, drug overdoses (more people died in SF from drug overdoses than from COVID during pandemic), raising crime and increasing anti-Asia
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by option 5y ago
when I was at Apple no one other than execs from our office wanted to move into the newly built (at that time) “space ship” building because it has open office setup whereas our old office in Cupertino had private offices for everyone.
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by option 5y ago
“those willing to give up a little bit of freedom to gain a little bit of security deserve neither and will soon lose both”
369.
by option 5y ago
why ban? why not tax more and/or restrict it to, say 10% of all properties?
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by option 5y ago
The way you read this is - hey, we shouldn’t require voter ID. The way I read this is - holy sh*t, the government must rush and make sure all these people can get an Id easily (has nothing to do with voting). I think there is actually an ob
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by option 5y ago
so isn’t the main problem which need immediate fix is the fact that they don’t have an Id. You do already have to have an Id for many basic thing. Getting an Id should be very cheap (even free for some) and very easy. Personally, when I cam
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by option 5y ago
regarding “voter suppression”. Do you require an ID to vote in UK? I don’t get why is this controversial in US…
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by option 5y ago
India will grow economically. Perhaps in 10 to 20 years more people there will afford to drop 30k-60k for a car. Personal anecdote: First I (a SE in SV) could not afford Tesla (roadster) and only celebrities could. Then suddenly I can buy o
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by option 5y ago
I am in US where gasoline is way too cheap than it should be. I am still going to buy Model Y (or X) simply because it is a great car (fun to drive, over the air updates, autopilot, etc)
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by option 5y ago
would love to see Tesla and Ford drive the return of American carmakers globally. This time electric :)
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by option 5y ago
they aren’t manufactured domestically. TSMC is in Taiwan. I doubt very much that Tesla will want to own fabs.
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by option 5y ago
this can be said about pretty much everything
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by option 5y ago
we should adapt to climate change and use it to our advantage. This does not conflict with trying to slow it.
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by option 5y ago
it is not about being 160K more productive. It is about supply and demand (of talent). Try finding even 5 Tim Cooks, not 160K. He is hired by Apple’s shareholders, what would happen to share price if he leaves?
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by option 5y ago
prop 22 should have just canceled AB5 but looks like corp lawyers drafting its text got too greedy.
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by option 5y ago
absolutely no. government interventions rarely (if ever) are helpful in managing supply and demand.
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by option 5y ago
this would disincentivize going public even more. There should be (reasonable) limits to regulatory burdens.
383.
by option 5y ago
why do you think it didn’t work? It certainly hurt China economically and they aren’t exactly the friend of US.
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by option 5y ago
taxes are one of the best tools to incentivize behaviors we want and disincentivize the ones we don’t. Trouble is that too few people understand this and therefore politicians present taxes as fair/unfair
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by option 5y ago
then tax import goods from China on entry to US until US authorities are satisfied with the amounts of carbon taxes paid in China (to China).
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by option 5y ago
They are doing it because in lower COL area people with Google salaries can become financially independent much sooner compared to if they had to live in Bay Area. Financially independent people are much less likely to tolerate shitty bosse
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by option 5y ago
we are one of those parents (in Bay Area) who send our kid to RSM (Russian School of Math). We are very happy with it so far (6yo completed her first year) and, most importantly, our daughter is very happy with it too. It is not simple rule
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by option 5y ago
sometimes being critical of totalitarian government is a sign of bravery. Especially for those with the skin in the game.
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by option 5y ago
https://github.com/NVIDIA/NeMo which is open source, Pytorch based and regularly publishes new models and checkpoints.
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by option 5y ago
are Americans producing the most emissions per person? I bet no - so why Americans are singled out?

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