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6y ago
> San Francisco and 'laissez-faire' don't really go together. And they totally didn’t authorize a residential high rise building with foundation on sand that started to lean... oh wait https://www.sfgate.com
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6y ago
Given that flu vaccine is needed annually, we don’t have nearly the coverage we are trying for with COVID. Hopefully, COVID vaccines (and natural immunity for those who recovered) hold for much longer than flu vaccines, so that we can actua
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6y ago
Soviet collapse era gardening/small-scale farming really helped, yes, and it also was a pretty horrific experience. Thank god for the damn potatoes, otherwise I might not be typing this. That said, the weather patterns were quite favor
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6y ago
I fear that while COVID lockdowns have proven that we can wfh just fine, the trauma of experiencing wfh during a pandemic has poisoned the well and the popular meme (at least in the US) is not all about socializing and “culture”. Working fr
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6y ago
Right, just like losing your privileges to write code for producing too many bugs.... oh wait...
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6y ago
Concentration of jobs without adequate increase in housing leads to that extra room for an office being exorbitantly priced. Then again, if you can rely on wfh, why concentrate to that degree?
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6y ago
Looks like the founder managed to escape Holocaust, but his relatives perished: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dr._Bronner%27s_Magic_Soaps
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6y ago
Looks like we are comparing productivity of well established routines, child care, lower overall stress and uncertainty, with the pandemic induced disruption, loss of childcare and many other social services, isolation, inability to optimiz
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6y ago
Fortunately for me, some US producers have managed to create a sustainable business model, while providing great (if old fashioned) product: https://blog.goodeggs.com/blog/straus-family-creamery-pionee... Straus milk i
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6y ago
Not familiar with the Swiss system, but CA system has some interesting nuances - laws enacted as approved propositions cannot be modified at all, except by another approved proposition. In theory, that protects them from legislative overwri
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6y ago
Ditched Xfinity for AT&T fiber a year ago - symmetrical 1Gbps up and down is sooooo nice, well was anyways. Moved since and back in cable hellscape. They should just require that symmetrical connection is provided or at least is an opti
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6y ago
That’s definitely picking winners and losers, but not inherent to the real estate itself. Just shows that populist polices are not new. EDIT: also, why prop 13 applies to non-residential real estate is another issue.
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6y ago
Not at all, owners take on the risk and capital responsibility. I suspect those who bought in Detroit in the peak of that market would not look like a winner today. An extreme example, but still. Other less extreme examples would be in inte
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6y ago
> The caps represent a windfall to one group of tenants: those, whether rich or poor, who are already ensconced in regulated apartments. Simultaneously, they hurt all other groups — especially young people and those coming from other cit
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6y ago
That’s a very unfortunate and cruel situation. For what it’s worth, I don’t actually know of an implemented system that is sufficient in preventing/mitigating enough of the poverty. (EDIT: if we had basic income, that would probably do
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6y ago
OPs context does not touch on safety nets at all, so where are you getting this from? Seems like such thinking is a symptom of our current political BS. Having experienced some pretty crappy times, would you honestly think I’d oppose NOT su
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6y ago
Thank you for sharing your experience and the optimism. That fear feels similar to PTSD - we experienced something we never want us or anyone else to experience. A lot of people don’t really understand how much space and luxuries we actuall
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6y ago
> I will say the folks who come from richer backgrounds do have some advantages over us who grew up poor. For instance I had no idea how much scholarships subsidized learning and went to the state school I could afford to fund on my own.
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6y ago
As someone who has experienced pretty rough times (different from the OP), but doing just fine myself, of course luck has a lot to do with it, but why in the world so many people feel so compelled to belittle the accomplishment of OP climbi
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6y ago
Without additional supply, you might succeed at dampening demand and temporarily decreasing prices - most US homebuyers are shopping a payment similar to rent (and accounting for their downpayment amount). However for places that have more
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Spotify's Employees Can Now Work Wherever They'd Like–No Office Required
(gizmodo.com)
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People do know - According to appsflyer, LAT (Limit Ad Tracking - the control used to turn off IDFA) saw over 1 in 4 users on iOS adopt it: https://support.appsflyer.com/hc/en-us/articles/115003734626...
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6y ago
Have you tried resetting either your SSN or email address? While the OPs’ argument is technical in nature, a better comparison would be your frequent flyer number. You can register for a new frequent flyer relatively easily, but IDFA can be
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6y ago
Awesome perspective! Must say the gator situation was hilarious when we first visited a customer in Tampa - half-way through discussions one surfaced in the water right outside the conference room window. Everyone not from FL immediately re
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6y ago
Can you share more of what he considers abuse and any other sides of that story?
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If you are in a studio it’s going to be harder, but if you literally have a room, there are ways to make it work - I’ve been working literally inches from my bed by putting a standing desk converter on a low 3-drawer dresser. The key is tha
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Hey, I know it’s hard to think otherwise right now, but there are many great reasons to live and you being alive and in hopefully good health is a great gift. There are many people that are in bad situations and one way to not be lonely is
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I’m guessing the part you didn’t quote at the end of the paragraph: “ As reported by Suetonius, the Michael Wolff of ancient Rome, he never forgot a slight, slept only a few hours a night and married several times, lastly to a woman named M
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Los Angeles Will Be the Next Major City to Launch an Air Taxi Network
(yahoo.com)
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The road is a single lane in each direction with fairly regularly spaced turn out lanes where the car could safely enter without slowing down a lot and let a few of the followers pass them. What happens in practice is that many professional
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