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by subpixel 3y ago
I live in New England. There isn’t a single brewery in any New England state that would cause an uproar if it ceased to sell beer tomorrow. Sure I have some preferred beers but they are all interchangeable in the big picture. Such is progre
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by subpixel 3y ago
Your use of the past-tense is premature, I see double-clicking all the time at work.
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by subpixel 3y ago
Two things can be true at the same time: Peloton is a great product that customers love, and the true value of the company is a fraction of what was imagined just a few years ago.
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by subpixel 3y ago
Think of it more like auto-pilot. You go to sleep and your shop runs promos, creates new products (digital, or digitally-printed), runs a/b test on your collections, whatever - all so you wake up to new sales.
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by subpixel 3y ago
I use Tablerone, which is really good but takes some concentration to use effectively. It also is among the worst things to find help about, bc there is very little and most of it relates to chocolate. https://tabler.one/
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by subpixel 3y ago
In NYC landlords go to great lengths to hide their identity and real estate brokers aid and abet them. It’s not uncommon to pay rent to an LLC that has only an attorney attached to it publicly, and often these entities are property-specific
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by subpixel 3y ago
I pay for YouTube, have subscriptions to things I care about, and aggressively reject bad recommendations. It’s not perfect but a scan of YouTube catches me up.
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by subpixel 3y ago
There’s no market in the once in a while bike rider, I think it makes perfect sense that you see the value and pay and join if you want to maximize the value each month.
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by subpixel 3y ago
> most documentation are behind a paywall this may have been, but is not true
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by subpixel 3y ago
Mine is pretty good too, but what I'd appreciate more than a page of random algorithm-matched videos is something with structure. Like a tree, where a video I watched, or one of my subscriptions, points to suggestions. To wit, often th
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by subpixel 3y ago
I was accepted to a UT Austin graduate program. After being accepted, I flew on my own dime to meet with the director and associate director, and several professors, because I couldn't imagine dedicating several years of my life and ca
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by subpixel 3y ago
You only compete against other private homeowners at the ultra high-end of the market. Everywhere else, you're competing against investors. They are paying cash.
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by subpixel 3y ago
I've seen comments on Reddit claiming six-figure, part-time jobs in the skilled trades. To which I have responded: the more you talk about it, the faster you'll lose it. Motivated supply will fix any power imbalance in the field.
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by subpixel 3y ago
Ah, I recall 1998 when my big idea was a DVD delivery and pickup service for Manhattan, with an online selection tool, utilizing the bicycle messengers that were already delivering items to your office. Thankfully nobody encouraged me and
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by subpixel 3y ago
Eery like the beautiful display of color that oil reflcts when it's suspended on water.
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by subpixel 3y ago
I saw one once and my immediate thought was that I hope such an aberration of my natural view of the sky doesn't become common. I would describe it as eery.
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by subpixel 3y ago
Not in NYC. Central Park should by rights be a cart-and-truck culinary wonderland.
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by subpixel 3y ago
Same reason you can’t buy anything but crap hotdogs in Central Park - vendors pay millions for the exclusive contract to sell and then they sell crap at high prices to cover their investment. No competition, no innovation, no reason to not
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by subpixel 3y ago
150/10 @ $65/mo with Spectrum. 1GB fiber is only a few miles away and I'll jump on that at $60/mo.
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by subpixel 3y ago
Perhaps the price for committing crime is very high. Or poverty in a given place is not actually a life of misery. In my experience, especially in South America, the twin forces of poverty and civic dysfunction produce desperation - and tha
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by subpixel 4y ago
I am a devoted listener of the BBC Radio iPlayer and have driven/flown thousands of miles engrossed in really amazing and superbly produced performances. I have also gotten stupidly, inexorably, and shamefully addicted to The Archers.
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by subpixel 4y ago
When all the single family residential homes are owned by investors, more people are forced into long term rental life who might traditionally be prepared to buy. But the investor speculation drives prices well beyond what working and some
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by subpixel 4y ago
People are very positive about AirBnB even where it is a cancer because given the opportunity, most people would jump at the chance to own some rentals and get a part of that action.
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by subpixel 4y ago
Late 2010s? Those CDs came out in the 90s and took the world music scene by storm. Get off my lawn!
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by subpixel 4y ago
For pokemons.
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by subpixel 4y ago
You may have left out: big soulless company relaxes after neutralizing the threat posed by successful startup, falls back on its heels.
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by subpixel 4y ago
Many trails are, in fact, private. Land trusts and similar organizations often maintain the trails on private land, for private landowners, and are charged with both protecting the land and _managing access_. A very common occurrence is for
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by subpixel 4y ago
What's not fun at all is when every pretty place is a GPS coordinate and then swarmed by people who only want to take a picture of themselves and have little regard for nature. It's very common near where I live for the agencies w
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by subpixel 4y ago
This guy is gold! I just went down his YouTube rabbit hole and have tears in my eyes.
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by subpixel 4y ago
I still burn my mouth on hot pizza more than half the time I eat it! Because it is worth it.

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