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by tempsy 3y ago
Driving is already likely a lot more expensive, so yeah I'm suggesting that if drivers have already made that decision as is I don't see another $15/day being a huge difference maker. Monthly garage parking in midtown is like
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by tempsy 3y ago
People in NYC make much more. So if it's less in NYC than London then I'm even more convinced that it won't do that much for congestion.
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by tempsy 3y ago
Time will tell but I feel like $15 max 1x/day is too low. Drivers are already likely paying other tolls, expensive monthly parking in Manhattan, gas. Another $15/day is not likely to change behavior.
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by tempsy 3y ago
"Estrogen a more powerful breast cancer culprit than we realized" https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2023/05/estrogen-a-mo...
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by tempsy 3y ago
This specific paper pointed out breast cancer in women as one of the cancer types that has seen the highest increase in cases.
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by tempsy 3y ago
The red meat scare is ridiculous at this point. Are women under 50 who are now getting breast cancer really getting it because women are eating more red meat now than 1990? I don't buy it. Breast cancer is generally thought to be cause
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Nancy Pelosi discloses an up to $5M investment in Databricks [pdf](disclosures-clerk.house.gov)
5 points by tempsy 3y ago|0 comments
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by tempsy 3y ago
imo it's just unnecessarily busy and can be buggy. if you spend some time using the old web version, which feels very HN like, you'll wonder why you'd ever use the new one.
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by tempsy 3y ago
Well you're a mod so already you are biased here. It's not every sub, but any diet related subs are a good example...keto/vegan/carnivore/the one for bryan johnson
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by tempsy 3y ago
i still use the old version on web and it works great i agree the new version is very busy and buggy on mobile web
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by tempsy 3y ago
I think what happens with Reddit is that it's basically a collection of niche message boards for very niche interests, and over time the people who stay active in a given subreddit are people who take some topic extremely seriously and
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by tempsy 3y ago
You can ask the same about Celsius the zero sugar energy drink maker which is worth $20 billion apparently
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by tempsy 3y ago
Rents are definitely down, though it still seems like there are a bunch of flippers who have barely budged on list prices for houses that should be 30-40% below where they are now.
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by tempsy 3y ago
I believe customers will be made whole but in dollars at time of bankruptcy so if you had 1 bitcoin on ftx then you’re only going to get $15k or whatever the price was then not $70k
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FTX's Sam Bankman-Fried Should Serve 40 to 50 Years in Prison, Prosecutors Say(wsj.com)
48 points by tempsy 3y ago|124 comments
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Palantir CEO says short sellers 'love pulling down companies' to pay for cocaine(cnbc.com)
4 points by tempsy 3y ago|1 comments
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by tempsy 3y ago
I'm in the bay area. I'm not concerned about arguing over edge cases I'm speaking generally that very expensive homes are inherently more difficult to sell than cheaper ones. You're just pointing out in certain areas hom
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by tempsy 3y ago
paying the seller's agent a percentage of the home sale makes sense still. it is more difficult to sell a very expensive home vs a cheaper one, so i wouldn't say at all the value they provide selling a $400k house vs a $4m one is
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by tempsy 3y ago
Are there really more transactions in other countries where the commission is much smaller? I'm not sure that is really one of the main reasons why a seller decides to sell a home or not.
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by tempsy 3y ago
It’s not just that because social platforms have the ability to easily uprank content they want people to see which is entirely the point here.
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by tempsy 3y ago
“several people” is not the majority
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by tempsy 3y ago
yes every person’s feed is entirely different based on watch history. that’s not what i’m talking about. start a completely new profile and see what is recommended.
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by tempsy 3y ago
uh roommates?
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by tempsy 3y ago
I’m not sure if you’re talking about a specific metro or just generally but there is an ongoing financial crisis among multifamily developers. The idea that every new apartment complex is filled in a certain time is a very broad and incorre
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by tempsy 3y ago
There’s a story every few weeks of a kid who saw some challenge on tiktok and copied it and ended up dead.
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by tempsy 3y ago
Yes, and I’m saying that there’s plenty of available high density apartment complexes in cities with a shortage of detached homes, yet people still want a home for a dozen reasons. America is not a country where people want to live in an ap
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by tempsy 3y ago
How is there not an oversupply of rentals in Seattle? I pulled up Zillow Rentals around downtown and there's a comical number of listings available. If you can rent a new construction 1 bed for under $2k a month in a jobs center there
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by tempsy 3y ago
There's a shortage of detached single family homes in desirable cities and suburbs. If you just want to rent an apartment there's an oversupply from overbuilding during the pandemic.
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by tempsy 3y ago
I find it really interesting how being against a ban is the "freedom" argument when the person who is most responsible for championing this ban is the whole Palantir gang led by Keith Rabois's partner.
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by tempsy 3y ago
The 60 minutes episode last year (?) insinuated that the CCP's main goal is social disorder eg they heavily restrict the Chinese version for kids to be education oriented where the American version is basically all ages softcore porn a

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