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by reillyse 5y ago
Ah high percentage of people living homeless in Los Angeles, (in the region of 60% if I remember from the survey) have at least one job. They get paid money, just not enough money to rent somewhere. There is no "lifestyle" to choo
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by reillyse 5y ago
I feel like these days if you want to succeed at something you need to also be at least as good at marketing as you are at the thing you are trying to succeed at.
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by reillyse 5y ago
So I like this idea and I’ve spent a little time in other countries doing something similar. The one caveat I’d say is that although it’s cheaper to avoid major cities it can be quite isolating. Depending on the level of english in the coun
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by reillyse 5y ago
My point is that this just appears to be xenophobia and is completely hypocritical. Nearly every app on my phone asks to access the local network.It's a thing. It's not unusual in the slightest. The problem seems to be that this c
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by reillyse 5y ago
The only actual issue with this setup for citizens of the US is that US citizens like to be the people with access to the data and doing the spying. What you have described, a state intelligence service with access to loads of user data tha
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by reillyse 5y ago
You mean from Colombia to the US (probably more accurate to say Peru these days)? By this logic the US has a huge drug trafficking culture which may or may not be true. Besides, I think the actual drug trafficking route at this stage (aroun
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by reillyse 5y ago
You know where drugs are cheap and plentiful? The US, Europe, London, Russia, Africa, basically everywhere. To say "Be aware drug trafficking is part of the culture there." is extremely weird and probably racist. Why are you sayin
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by reillyse 5y ago
this doesn't stack with my experience of the country at all. Sure Guatemala or El Sal but costa rica is super safe.
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by reillyse 5y ago
what are you on about?
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by reillyse 5y ago
From the article they’ve been on the job since 2016, how’s their track record been ?
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by reillyse 5y ago
Unfortunately I think a lot of these problems are the result of the relentless focus on money in the US. Most of the problems have an incumbent business interest that prevents change. For example free wifi , all those companies who presumab
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by reillyse 5y ago
Yes but it’s so nice in other airports. Like most European airports have dedicated train stations in the basement. Not transit links or a bus going to another bus that you need to take a train to terminal z to get on, but an actual train st
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by reillyse 5y ago
There are plenty of places where the runway is the road
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by reillyse 5y ago
I see a lot of people in the comments describe triplebyte as a “market leader” and discuss how good they are. I can’t believe how gullible everyone is especially on a startup forum. Let me spell it out to y’all, nobody pivots and changes th
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by reillyse 5y ago
Yes, if the money was higher, then it is entrapment. E.g. 100k for a secret. The question is “did the police agent catch a crime or cause a crime to happen” of course where it becomes entrapment is a grey area.
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by reillyse 5y ago
If you are saying addicts commit crimes e.g. burglary well then prosecute them for those crimes, that’s the only way I can take the “blight on their surroundings. Taken a different way, there are a lot of humans in the us who use other drug
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by reillyse 5y ago
But where does he get them ? He must buy every patterned shirt he ever sees.
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by reillyse 5y ago
It’s not an efficient market.
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by reillyse 5y ago
Wait till this guy hears about NFTs
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by reillyse 6y ago
I'd say always using proper grammar in your comments would be a dead giveaway :)
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by reillyse 6y ago
It's easy after a while... all the terribly written code is human made and the clean tidy code is GPT2, I for one welcome our new programming overlords.
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by reillyse 6y ago
This appears to me to be a terrible idea. In effect you would have private companies writing the laws of the land. "I'm sorry California you can't change your laws because it doesn't fit into the three options we have av
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by reillyse 6y ago
Yea fuck that, I’d refuse point blank. This is 100% private information. If I behave like I’m high/drunk/stoned at work by all means fire me, but what I do when not at work is my business alone.
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by reillyse 6y ago
Total ethical failure here. You are supposed to not make people ill.
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by reillyse 6y ago
People have been falling out with their families since the dawn of time.
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by reillyse 6y ago
I fully agree with you and this just proves the point. If everyone was thinking for themselves from first principles or even just using their memories they'd remember which side of the immigration debate they are supposed to be on. You
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by reillyse 6y ago
You've touched on a huge problem I see with the US political system. Everyone is bucketed into one of two buckets. Everyone in each bucket must have all of the beliefs of the other people in the bucket. If you are in one bucket, you su
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by reillyse 6y ago
Yes it is. If you are self-medicating with drugs, you are going to have a bad time.
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by reillyse 6y ago
Is the crystal pyramid causing the Triangle phenomena? though....
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by reillyse 6y ago
There is a lot of wiggle room in "provide the service requested"

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