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by ryathal 2y ago
Many states have similar laws and they don't see the same massive real estate costs. High property cost is almost entirely demand based.
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by ryathal 2y ago
There's not a market for healthcare in America though, at least not accessible to the average person. There is a market for Companies and insurance providers, insurance providers and doctors, but essentially nothing for a person and a
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by ryathal 2y ago
The vast majority of houses aren't rebuilt with any regularity in the US. The extreme high-end McMansions are commonly rebuilt, but that's an outlier. Much of the affordable housing is the luxury apartments of 40-80 years ago.
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by ryathal 2y ago
Inheritance rarely survives past the third generation, it's not really part of the problem.
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by ryathal 2y ago
Separate rates and markets already exist. Commercial property is a totally different market than residential, and agricultural is yet another market. Investment into residential is different than primary residence in origination rules and p
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by ryathal 2y ago
Faster turnaround also means more ships can be serviced which means more port fees collected which is good for the port operator.
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by ryathal 2y ago
It doesn't matter. It's still just as illegal to get into an unlocked car or one with wide open doors without permission. The same premise applies to computers in a lot of places, access controls don't matter. If you access s
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by ryathal 2y ago
Communications equipment is commonly restricted for it's potential military use.
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by ryathal 2y ago
Obesity isn't a temporary problem, practically every weight loss solution fails at 2-5 year outlooks. If this drug has to be taken for decades it's still better than decades of obesity.
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by ryathal 2y ago
This is explicitly not what this ruling means. The Judicial branch will rule is an agency has the power to regulate a limit for X in the water. The limit would still be set by an agency.
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by ryathal 2y ago
Don't shame the people paying the deprecation on the cars I eventually buy for a far better price.
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by ryathal 2y ago
It's not prop 13 that made property values 10x in the last 30 years. It's the lack of supply forcing bids ever higher. Downsizing and rebasing taxes isn't a big deal if you went from a 1980s 100k 4-bedroom house to a modern 3
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by ryathal 2y ago
It could work with abundant housing, say 20% more housing than the number of people that want to live there. If there's always a lot of empty units, landlords are encouraged to reduce rents to not be stuck with too many vacancies. Rent
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by ryathal 2y ago
The effects of prop 13 are overstated. The problem is California didn't build enough where people want to live. Many states have laws restricting property tax growth, my own state limits it to the lesser of inflation or 5%. It's
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by ryathal 2y ago
If any of that were actually true, postfix/revers polish notation would be more popular. Math has it's own languages with all the same problems every language has.
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by ryathal 2y ago
The school decisions were absolutely some of the worst decisions, especially with the number of professionals dedicated to child health and welfare begging for the exact opposite.
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by ryathal 2y ago
not really, especially when you add them all up and hardware to run them on. Sure, you can find some cheaper open-source alternatives for some things, but the lack of exposure to the more commercially available ones can be difficult to over
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by ryathal 2y ago
The office buildings I've been in have also had really high ceilings. You could easily lose a foot to provide room for additional plumbing for the floor above.
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by ryathal 2y ago
A minor delay in progress for someone else to be unblocked is generally a win.
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by ryathal 2y ago
Almost no one is talking about no immigration beyond a tiny fraction on the right and a larger faction on the left using it as a motte and bailey to support unlimited migration. A bigger issue is immigration via refugee status, as the peopl
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by ryathal 2y ago
Ticket prices also are likely rising due to physical demand, there's more people and more fans than ever before, but most performers aren't performing at more and bigger venues. IT's the same pressure that exists on real esta
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by ryathal 2y ago
It's not about pay, it's about delivery windows. The driver gets paid nothing relative to the cost of late delivery. Companies also aren't going to hire the trucker that quotes an extra day because of charging.
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by ryathal 2y ago
Even in K-12 reading is hugely important. Grades 2-3 are the transition point where students go from learning to read, to reading to learn. Every year past that point where a student is deficient in reading, causes them to fall behind their
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by ryathal 2y ago
Standardized tests spend the money and time to get those quality questions that are consistently graded. It's not some random folks making minimum wage coming up with questions.
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by ryathal 2y ago
The price will always go up in most long terms. It's going to require massive population decrease within an area to actually drop prices. If you are going to live somewhere for about 5 years buying is worth it financially.
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by ryathal 2y ago
Test questions are written to test varying levels of competence from basic recall to true mastery. It's partially why so many people hate word problems, they don't actually understand the concepts. Many others just can't read
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by ryathal 3y ago
A lot of this is because being overly string is a disadvantage. Body builders can lift more weight, but that's a lot of extra muscle to move when lifting relatively light things hundreds or thousands of times. A body builder could lite
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by ryathal 3y ago
The incentives are to encourage adoption, if that happened, they should go away. As for the increased registration it needs to both offset the gas taxes and account for increased road damage.
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by ryathal 3y ago
Removing incentives for EVs has to happen eventually, especially if ICE cars get banned. Something has to replace that loss in revenue.
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by ryathal 3y ago
They aren't super public with their cost structure, though it appears to generally be a monthly cost for publishers. Most games remove Denuvu after about a year if it's going to get removed. Some of the bigger publishers may have

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