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961.
by redwood 8y ago
Most of us have forgotten how to write machine level code too
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by redwood 8y ago
Re use of an existing rail right of way on the peninsula
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by redwood 8y ago
People tried to use all kinds of methods to stop all kinds of Robert Moses projects, but he was always there faster than them or literally breaking through ignoring them. Now I don't want to romanticize the scumbag, but the lesson to m
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by redwood 8y ago
Sadly, Newson actually cut off the ends so now that it's going to be only in the Central Valley. Of course I think it's a political stunt on his part where he probably figures if we build the Central Valley bit it'll be polit
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by redwood 8y ago
I experienced this in my first job... A regulatory decision around approval of a new power line in California... where the consulting and regulatory costs of simply discussing whether the line should be built literally ran over $100 million
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by redwood 8y ago
A drip coffee maker
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by redwood 8y ago
I actually think it's unfortunate you're being downvoted because you're right: the Weimar Republic was torn apart by two extremes who were feeding off each other-- sure one that we on the left can generally agree espoused rom
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by redwood 8y ago
I simply disagree. We need to get away from the us versus them narrative and find common ground. Otherwise we destin ourselves to repeat the problems of the first half of the last century. I completely find many views among many people on t
969.
by redwood 8y ago
What I find especially sad is I am a total believer in political correctness as a general courtesy to people and I think it's the right thing to do. However by simply sharing my upthread viewpoint that we need to be careful about this
970.
by redwood 8y ago
This is a shameful situation. We need to all wake up and take a step back and realize what's happening here: increasingly you can't have a conversation about one issue unless you are a hundred percent pure in the eyes of a frankly
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by redwood 8y ago
First time I've heard about a production use case. Care to share any details?
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by redwood 8y ago
Wow thanks. That certainly makes things more acute! I suppose businesses are structurally different from home buyers in a number of ways: for example when a business goes bankrupt (correct me if I'm wrong) creditors are paid out to the
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by redwood 8y ago
What's the relative size of this market, particularly the high-risk segment in comparison to the size of the subprime mortgage segment and associated CDOs in the 2008 crisis? Without a sense for whether the order of magnitude is simila
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by redwood 8y ago
That would be so absurd
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by redwood 8y ago
I loved it. But I was lucky enough to see it on a big screen
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by redwood 8y ago
Uhh today the area is undergoing massive development.
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by redwood 8y ago
It lowers the incentive to develop such wildly unequal compensation packages
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by redwood 8y ago
I couldn't help but read that as "Greek heroes" at first and was really confused
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by redwood 8y ago
70% tax rate above $10M makes a lot of sense.
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by redwood 8y ago
The US is just too low density to solve mobility problems without a mix of electric autonomous vehicles and transit
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by redwood 8y ago
This note honestly made me consider looking at their job board! Folks want to be part of a mission they can really get behind.
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by redwood 8y ago
I remember seeing plants in the wild near the great wall when I was there!
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by redwood 8y ago
Other countries would just build a new tunnel
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by redwood 8y ago
Murdoch you mean?
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by redwood 8y ago
In general people find it much easier to understand the story of one person than to understand the story of thousands.
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by redwood 8y ago
Interestingly this will make it harder to grow high quality outdoor and even indoor (pollination risk rising; one reason it became relatively easy to grow high-quality outdoor is it the government ensured there were no males in vicinity!)
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by redwood 8y ago
On The Road helped kick start the 60s revolution. Great read
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by redwood 8y ago
I once tried to trek up Matterhorn Peak in the eastern sierra but it was a rainy day and we felt we had to give up the plan. As a result I permanently have an association of sort of a foggy confused state of affairs staring up at the mounta
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by redwood 8y ago
Odd this only happened now...
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by redwood 8y ago
I think there's a lot of misunderstanding here. Sure it's a large number but ultimately it's a testament to how Enterprises increasingly understand the criticality of customer satisfaction. In other words, Enterprises can be

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