saenns

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by saenns 4y ago
not really. more like three bursts: great depression, 1980, 2008.
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by saenns 4y ago
I'm looking at this 36,000 BTU/h unit for $3,750. Pre-charged line sets make it accessible to homeowners https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08FGLMZB8?_encoding=UTF8&aaxitk=e...
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by saenns 4y ago
> Computer load up celery man please https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=maAFcEU6atk
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by saenns 4y ago
but yes, i would rather they not use the data to prosecute murder
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by saenns 4y ago
would you download a car?
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by saenns 4y ago
cycling for 11 years. and just recently firewood cutting
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by saenns 4y ago
it's also a thing in Santa Cruz, CA
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by saenns 4y ago
highly doubt this guy wrote a single line of code at any of those companies
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by saenns 4y ago
otter.ai is excellent
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by saenns 9y ago
toronto fails affordability and space to play
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by saenns 9y ago
is taxation not a simpler and more direct way to achieve higher prices without granting practically irreversible monopoly rights?
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by saenns 9y ago
for sure? others might not find your anecdotal evidence as persuasive as you do.
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by saenns 10y ago
Have you tried it? You might be surprised at how easy to tell when someone is lying, once you learn to ask the right follow-up questions. It's difficult to fabricate experience for an entire 8 hour interview loop.
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by saenns 10y ago
cayucos - better weather than SC http://www.cayucosbythesea.com/
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by saenns 10y ago
don't forget barriers to new construction such as NIMBY, zoning, environmental
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by saenns 11y ago
but SF supply is relatively inelastic as a result of NIMBY etc. the supply of engineers maybe not so much