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by taysic 8y ago
One of the reasons Prop 13 happened was to go hand in hand with rent control and help offset the negative costs of rent control. (An advantage for the owner and renter). So I think you'd need to get rid of rent control to get rid of Pr
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by taysic 8y ago
I love this story!
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by taysic 8y ago
Your links say it well - being a naysayer is kinda pointless. Realistically the first iteration will never be perfect. You got to start somewhere and then keep iterating until you understand your challenges better and come up with better so
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by taysic 8y ago
If the beach is open to the public, the likelihood that people will respect the markers seems very low. This is a good example of a law that is generally unenforceable unless he hires people to watch.
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by taysic 8y ago
I like the law that you proposed. I think likely the laws on how beaches are public need to be clarified. Why are they public only up to the high tide line? That seems difficult to enforce. Not very informed on this topic - but why isn&#x27
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by taysic 8y ago
This is an interesting point. But it really just points how silly it is to only make a beach public up to the high tide line. The public doesn't generally know where that line is anyway. Either they are allowed to use the beach or not.
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by taysic 8y ago
That makes sense though. Imagine it cost $1000 to visit the beach, opened only 4a-5a and had no clear signage. That's pretty useless. The requirements should be clear.
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by taysic 9y ago
and to "compete with China" according to the recent hearing.
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by taysic 9y ago
If they were viable competitors like Instagram, Whatsapp or even Snapchat, FB would try to buy them out and become monopoly-like again. But there is no perception that the gov should question these mergers for this industry.
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by taysic 9y ago
They're only able to carry that over into 11 other counties in CA that are basically the most expensive ones.
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by taysic 9y ago
The R1a haplogroup is found throughout India, primarily in the North. It is also found primarily in Eastern Europe. http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-v6YlXJXhMvk/UJDwo_oAemI/AAAAAAAABR... So there is some type of link but
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by taysic 9y ago
It is worth noting that some of the people migrating into Europe introducing some of the white skin genes were not from northern regions.
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by taysic 9y ago
I think its just the opposite - young people generally have a higher risk tolerance and would only be at an advantage against older investors when it comes to the most innovative and new investments that they may have insight into.
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by taysic 9y ago
The cryptocurrency is their product actually.
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by taysic 9y ago
If UBI is paid for with inflation than prices will go up to capture an equivalent in value. If UBI is paid for by increased taxes then all businesses will need to raise prices.
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by taysic 9y ago
If UBI truly is basic income that is livable then labor costs will go up, and thus production costs go up.
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by taysic 9y ago
Anecdotally, it seems to me that couples, particularly those that have kids are more likely to move outside of cities and accept a longer commute to live in larger or safer homes ore better schools. Not that they move to small cities per sa
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by taysic 9y ago
Most of the people who move to cities seem to be single and young when they do. It doesn't seem so much about couples per say - but just individuals in general who want better job mobility.
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by taysic 9y ago
Increasing supply doesn't necessarily devalue your investment. When the large single family mansions on 5th Ave in Manhattan were slowly replaced by skyscrapers, the value of their land went up. That would be unthinkable today though.
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by taysic 9y ago
#10 doesn't mean much because the liquidity and popularity drop off exponentially after the top 4.
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by taysic 9y ago
No that's a lie. No one on /r/btc supports that name. It's official name is Bitcoin Cash by its supporters.
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by taysic 9y ago
There were about 11 hard forks to Bitcoin before Bitcoin Cash was created - some of them temporarily decreasing the block size with the intention of putting it back into place when needed. BTC veered from that intention.
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by taysic 9y ago
Not really. There's Bitcoin Gold, Bitcoin Diamond, Bitcoin Ruby, Bitcoin Plus... the list goes on and on but the 'Bitcoin' name hasn't helped any of them much.
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by taysic 9y ago
Each fork will need to serve a niche to get attention. That's still a high bar to set. A number of forks have been created that have next to no value or interest.
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by taysic 9y ago
No one in /r/btc or the Bitcoin Cash community calls it 'bcash'. Totally disingenuous.
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by taysic 9y ago
Why is it a bubble?
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by taysic 9y ago
According to this fee estimator https://estimatefee.com/ , 3 hours is an $11 fee currently.
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by taysic 9y ago
The median fee is currently $15 and there have been around 200k unconfirmed transactions for days. Is it false in addition to this that around half of all bitcoin addresses hold less bitcoin than the current fee? That’s a massive constricti
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by taysic 9y ago
The rally is partly because it can’t scale and people are unable to get their bitcoin to an exchange to sell it. Instead it is stuck in the mempool... and there is an increasing amount of bitcoin that can’t be moved because fees surpass its
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by taysic 9y ago
Are currency trades taxed? I think bitcoin should fall more into that category.

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