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by sanswork 9y ago
So the uni should relocate or build more extensive student housing? Not sure how that is a problem for the city itself. Not everyone gets to live in prime areas.
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by sanswork 9y ago
When that student wants property in the most prime space in the region probably not. Toronto already allows tons of new units(like this project) what more are you expecting from the city?
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by sanswork 9y ago
So your concern isn't the ongoing operation but that they start working with waterfront TO on these 12 blocks and leave before their ideas are implemented? Why would the city require more of them than any other developer? Any developm
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by sanswork 9y ago
Wouldn't almost all the cost be front loaded making their ongoing involvement nice but not required?
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by sanswork 9y ago
I'm really excited for all the great stuff finally getting done on the waterfront in Toronto. Even before I left a few years ago you could comfortably walk from around the airport up to Sherbourne almost entirely along the water edge.
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by sanswork 9y ago
I don't think you understand what OP was saying. They aren't suggesting we try to bribe criminals to stop them from committing crimes. He is suggesting we stop people from getting into a situation where crime is seen as the only
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by sanswork 9y ago
I wear my Apple watch at night and just charge it in the mornings when I'm in the shower. I have a fairly active lifestyle too so it gets a lot of work tracking activities. For sleep tracking I use Autosleep though it's not fanta
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by sanswork 9y ago
Growing up(Toronto area of Canada) we always just called cottage pie shepherds pie.
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by sanswork 9y ago
They have switched the highway rest stops to these around me. I did stop at one a few months back where someone had stuffed various stuff in all the toilets to make them unusable. They must have did quite the number on them since it was s
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by sanswork 9y ago
Easier but not ideal. Which brings us back to it being a really tough problem.
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by sanswork 9y ago
>You are going to need rangers to patrol anyway to see if the cars/vans have people sleeping in them. Yes but they only have to do a single pass and they can nab everyone sleeping in their vehicle. To catch people going to the toil
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by sanswork 9y ago
Because there is already punishments for it and in some places like the US they are already very high(in that they can sometimes get you on sex offender registries). But the problem still exists. Alas just increasing punishment isn't
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by sanswork 9y ago
Pushing back against high density development comes to mind. Though I don't live in the area so I'm not sure how much that is a problem with new tech money and how much is with old locals that want to keep SF the same as it was w
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by sanswork 9y ago
If a strong punishment doesn't solve the problem why would increasing it help? >ability to catch perpetrators. How do you do this in a way that is affordable to local councils? See this is another non-solution from you. In a perfec
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by sanswork 9y ago
Except that isn't a solution because lots of people obviously do live in their van's without the ability to go from when they get to it to when they can get to a washroom next without having to go. So to implement your "solut
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by sanswork 9y ago
Right so then how do you offset the cost of having to hire rangers to patrol the beach areas at night all year round? And how does that fix the problem where people just wait for the ranger to pass then quickly go and do what they need to
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by sanswork 9y ago
Most van's I've seen/been in don't have the space to use one really but it's a possibility and more so in the larger vehicles(though RV's should have a full toilet). Of course you then have the problem of peop
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by sanswork 9y ago
You make it sound like having a strong bladder is a given. You make it sound like having a weak bladder is required. Neither of these is true. You haven't posted a solution to the problem you've just tried to imagine a world whe
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by sanswork 9y ago
When you live in your car and you wake up in the night needing to go to the toilet what do you do?
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by sanswork 9y ago
I live in a beach town popular with people driving down the Australian East coast in vans. The problem we have here is that these vans don't have toilet facilities so you end up with people using the bushes along the beach as toilets.
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by sanswork 9y ago
Last year I read over 100 books as part of my Goodreads challenge. This year I set the target way down at 50 books and my new challenge is to finish all the books I've bought but not finished. So my rule is I have to finish 2 books f
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by sanswork 9y ago
I use goodreads for tracking and the recommended books section of the kindle store which I think gives better recommendations than goodreads.
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by sanswork 9y ago
Where are you seeing those figures? I'd be amazed if it was even in the top 20.
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by sanswork 9y ago
If you're a millionaire in China property in the west is more useful.
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by sanswork 9y ago
>Bitcoin is an extra payment option in n>0 situations. And not a payment situation at all in almost all solutions. "n is small and therefore n is not useful compared to x" is what I'm arguing. You cannot depend on n wh
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by sanswork 9y ago
For extremely limited definitions of the term useful.
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by sanswork 9y ago
They are all speculative. You can't possibly believe that the recent increase in Bitcoin price is due to a tripling of its usefulness over the past year right?
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by sanswork 9y ago
>My VPN is cheaper when paid with btc than with PayPal or credit/debit card or Stripe. So your VPN also accepts credit/debit cards? That means I have more choice in VPNs as a credit/debit card user. So you're gettin
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by sanswork 9y ago
>I can pay for my VPN and my cloud servers with BTC. Provided you use one of a limited selection of providers compared to using credit cards. >I can meet up with people locally and sell BTC for cash [effortlessly] Depending on where y
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by sanswork 9y ago
I don't agree with touching the green belt but it starts a lot closer to the city then you are making it seem. Stouffville is partially covered by it and you can get to the city in an hour from there using public transit. You can&#x27

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