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by sneeze-slayer 7y ago
Very interesting, thanks! I suppose that some of the big benefits of home ownership (mortgage interest/local tax deduction, capital gains exemption) are not available with Arrived? These benefits are not available with REITs, and REITs
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What Your Voice Reveals About You(wsj.com)
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by sneeze-slayer 7y ago
No, no, no, you have it all wrong. Having guns protects the people from tyrannical governments. Just don't question it.
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by sneeze-slayer 7y ago
Apply diplomatic pressure? Or maybe sanctions? I could never see them invading.
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The Desperate Race to Neutralize a Lethal Superbug Yeast(wired.com)
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Allbirds Steps into Apparel with Sustainable Socks(wired.com)
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How to Travel with a Drone(nytimes.com)
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Scooter Brand Prix Revs Up in Race to Stay on Streets of Paris(wsj.com)
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‘My Baby Monitor Is Haunted’: Tales of Parental Fright(wsj.com)
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by sneeze-slayer 7y ago
How is this conceptually different from paying rent and investing in a REIT? If I pay rent and invest in a REIT, I can move easily (as if moving were that easy) and I still have "equity" in real estate. In both cases the investmen
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by sneeze-slayer 7y ago
So what is the way forward with getting parental leave enacted in the US? Calling our senators? My senator hasn't been the to the largest city in my state in a long time, so that feels largely ineffective.
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EU Nears Decisions in Facebook Privacy Cases(wsj.com)
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Apple Card Review: The Credit Card of the Future Is No Card at All(wsj.com)
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Read Receipts Ruined Messaging. Here’s How to Turn Them Off(wsj.com)
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EU Nears Decisions in Facebook Privacy Cases(wsj.com)
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by sneeze-slayer 7y ago
Thanks for the link. I think these sorts of behind-the-scenes modifications happen quite frequently with social media feeds. Perhaps its not ethical, but at least we see some evidence of it happening.
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by sneeze-slayer 8y ago
The WSJ online costs $39 per month, but the print copy costs $43 per month. It's pretty crazy, because I would expect the physical paper to cost much more than the online version.
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by sneeze-slayer 8y ago
Haven't newspapers always been like that? If you want to see someone else's source of information, you would have to go and buy that days copy of the paper. Newspapers seem to be the original subscription model--you only have one
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by sneeze-slayer 8y ago
With some of the huge anti-trust fines levied against Google by the EU, this seems to me like Google trying to support that they are not a monopoly in search.
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by sneeze-slayer 8y ago
It's interesting that you're moving to Berlin for a higher salary. I thought Berlin was infamous for very low salaries, but perhaps that's only among junior developers.
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by sneeze-slayer 8y ago
It almost doesn't matter what a few credible scientists think about climate change--it maters what the overall consensus agree is and what most climate scientists believe. A huge part of science as a field is consensus.
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by sneeze-slayer 8y ago
It's similar to the newspaper. You still see the advertisements in the newspaper even though you paid for it. I guess it would be more expensive without ads.