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by rcpt 2y ago
> Drivers now do not want to get stuck at the light, so they are consistently running red lights Police stopped enforcing red lights all over California after covid. And getting cameras installed is a Herculean task.
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by rcpt 2y ago
> In 2023, 74 percent of all restaurant traffic came from “off premises” customers—that is, from takeout and delivery—up from 61 percent before COVID Sounds like people are just eating out more? https://www.statista.com/s
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by rcpt 2y ago
It's pretty much impossible to get work as a copywriter now
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by rcpt 2y ago
Red light and speed cameras would do 50x the work that cops are supposed to be doing here and cost substantially less
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by rcpt 2y ago
Police helicopters
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by rcpt 2y ago
Reddit you have control over your timeline. The comments can be good to. Just stick to your interests. Twitter turned into garbage when Elon decided to make it pay-to-play. Giving Blue Checks ranking boosts and extra power when they block o
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by rcpt 2y ago
Rutland
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by rcpt 2y ago
No it doesn't
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by rcpt 2y ago
Threads is confusing as all hell. Who are these random people? Which post am I replying to? Does this appear on my Instagram?
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by rcpt 2y ago
Local classifieds are great if you live in a dense area. But I've tried using them when visiting rural family and there's absolutely nothing for sale.
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by rcpt 2y ago
I tried Ctrl+r while she'd and it didn't work. Otherwise ghosty looked great
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by rcpt 2y ago
Italy has an unemployment rate of 7.8%
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by rcpt 2y ago
Absolutely. The opposition is strong and well organized. But the population is suffering.
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by rcpt 2y ago
The only thing holding back California from having an economy larger than the rest of the United States combined
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by rcpt 2y ago
There's no federal tax on Land. States often don't tax on current market value (Prop 13 for example)
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by rcpt 2y ago
"I live in Riverside" really isn't a dox. But aside from Riverside it looks like buildings in the US West are used very efficiently https://infogram.com/1p0yj9xynd96qziegpjkewmd7munpjp66l2
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by rcpt 2y ago
Which urban area?
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by rcpt 2y ago
We don't even have to copy Singapore. Just let people build buildings on land that they own.
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by rcpt 2y ago
The article is useful and the author specifically goes into the case of why drugs are not the reason.
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by rcpt 2y ago
Land Value Tax would solve it
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by rcpt 2y ago
Ok but housing is legit screwed up.
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by rcpt 2y ago
Gen Z uses a lot more steroids which tracks with your analysis. But also I think you're falling for sample bias. The ones who don't have a billion followers are overweight and generally less healthy than previous generations.
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by rcpt 2y ago
Or this https://github.com/google/s2geometry
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by rcpt 2y ago
Not if you like showing roughly the same set of slides 5x per week in meetings with roughly the same set of people in each one
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by rcpt 2y ago
> In 1949, Wisconsin-based Nash Motors became the first car company to offer them as an additional feature. Almost no one asked for them. In 1968, when seat belts became standard equipment, some drivers responded by cutting them out of t
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by rcpt 2y ago
Sounds like great technology
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by rcpt 2y ago
Same I can't see anything
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by rcpt 2y ago
Next step room temperature super conductor yeah!
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by rcpt 2y ago
Disclaimer I work at Google. One of the difficulties with using user data to understand society is that the company isn't a static entity. Engineers are always changing their algorithms for purposes that have nothing to do with the thi
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by rcpt 2y ago
Can anyone explain why tomatoes always suck now?

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