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by pandaman 4y ago
> But, yes, running the heater will use fuel I imagine it is so on some air-cooled cars (VW "Beetle", old 911 etc), but on most cars the cabin is heated off the engine's cooling system and does not require additional fuel,
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by pandaman 4y ago
I guess a big problem is that people who were not taught how to use tools usually don't have them and don't know how to use them so they cannot do much even if they watched YouTube. For example, my wife declines to use any power t
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by pandaman 4y ago
I think you'd need more than a thermostat to keep the temperature stable. This is the main selling point of variable speed systems and I'd imagine cheaper brands would have been selling "Stability of a variable speed for the
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by pandaman 4y ago
Re: panel gaps. People do tend to notice when they cars whistle and sport leaves, hair from the car washer's brush, and other debris on their body.
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by pandaman 4y ago
Most people who respond to job ads are actively searching for jobs, they usually apply to multiple places simultaneously. If the other places responded quickly then, by the time you responded in a few days, the applicant could be far along
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by pandaman 4y ago
I am not sure what are you confused about: who are Marxists who read Marx's works? It's literally the definition. Or what works are by Marx? He is not Banksy, is he? Attribution of his works is well established.
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by pandaman 4y ago
Yes, at least if they read Marx's own works.
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by pandaman 4y ago
>Also the right wing can believe in the inherent superiority of one section of society, e.g. a class or a "race". That would make Marxists the right winger then?
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by pandaman 4y ago
But, through amazing coincidence, all the bad things the Russian Empire/USSR did were done by Russians while everything good by Ukrainians. It was some kind of magic. E.g. invasions in Czechoslovakia, Poland, Afghanistan - 100% Russian
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by pandaman 4y ago
Chechnya is a region of Russia and always has been, how can Russia invade itself? And let's say Chechnya is some kind of independent country that Russia really invaded, in 1994. So you had been born before 1994 and only recall three US
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by pandaman 4y ago
I don't see how is this possible, are you counting each operation as a separate "invasion" so you get two invasions in Ukraine (2014 and in 2022) for Russia, then I imagine Syria and Georgia? But what is fifth - is it Transni
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by pandaman 4y ago
>Besides Fortnite, who else has pushed users into side-loading? Amazon did the same with its app store (one they tried to push when they first released their tablet)
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by pandaman 4y ago
I have not found anything about the rate on the page you linked. There might be some other considerations in the case of Uber drivers but I specifically asked about the point you had been making about the rate.
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by pandaman 4y ago
>independent contractors are supposed to set their own rates I am missing this point. Uber drivers can set their rates and not take the rides that are below those rates, can't they? Or do you mean they have to be able to make exactl
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by pandaman 4y ago
Single family houses with front and back yards, more variety in stores, more choice in services, random businesses, which would not exist otherwise (you can have an underwater basket weaving studio in some strip mall and still get enough cu
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by pandaman 4y ago
Not sure if this is not an ironic comment in line with the topic of this post about Gen Z financial illiteracy.
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by pandaman 4y ago
Rent had been extremely low for a long while. Much less than mortgage and a smaller fraction of the tenant's income. 20 years ago it was generally 40x rule: 40 times monthly rent should not be grater than the gross income or, alternati
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by pandaman 4y ago
Commodities have value because people use them and fiat has value because the government will take your property if you don't give it fiat so only crypto in your list is faith-based.
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by pandaman 4y ago
This worked until early 00s, now a language proficiency can only be required if it's necessary to perform the job. Necessary as for a translator or an editor, not "to communicate with our off-shore team".
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by pandaman 4y ago
In a traditional design boilers/furnace you run hot combustion gases through a heat exchanger (HX) to heat water/air and then into a flue. The problem is that if it cools too much in the HX it can condense in the flue. With the co
951.
by pandaman 4y ago
You cut it before the punchline: "...and a recovery is when Jimmy Carter loses his job".
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by pandaman 4y ago
I am getting SMSes from (D) governor candidate in the inbox and the ones from (R) are going into the "Spam". If my telco decided to delete those it would be censorship.
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by pandaman 4y ago
I had a 2011 Macbook Air and it was the only device in my household that had been struggling to connect to Wi-Fi and stay connected. And I am old enough to remember the iPhone "You're holding it wrong!" 4 from 2010.
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by pandaman 4y ago
>By blocking intelligence research in the US, the US is basically ceding the ground to those competing countries on ideological grounds. Just in the 20th century USSR similarity banned Genetics and Cybernetics. While keeping ideological
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by pandaman 4y ago
I see. You won't tell the laws that define "collusion by proxy", somehow I expected this. I'd imagine a real lawyer (or a hundred of them) and not a real estate agent from Louisiana and other redditros would be all over
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by pandaman 4y ago
>The national average is going to be lower than cities with housing crisis, How do you know the unnamed company in the article is in a city witch such a crisis? To me it appears there was not enough demand so it had to discount its rents
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by pandaman 4y ago
Seeing how the market is not specified in the article it's rational to compare to the the national average. But if you have the data for the market where the unnamed company from the article operates I am all ears. Your claim was that
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by pandaman 4y ago
According to this https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/RRVRUSQ156N the rental occupancy rate has never been over 95% since 1960, which makes me doubt everything you say afterwards. At best you believe your local market i
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by pandaman 4y ago
>The issue here is that there are units being held as vacant for long periods of time Can you define the "long period" or point somewhere in the article or other source where this is described? >This is effectively textbook
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by pandaman 4y ago
It's not "empty inventory" it's just inventory. Rental market deals in empty apartments, nobody rents apartments with tenants inside. If there had not been empty apartments nobody would be able to move and any freed apar

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