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by tempsy 3y ago
Are you in the US in a coastal market? $200k+ base is very normal.
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by tempsy 3y ago
There are other sites these companies know people check more than a posted salary range eg levels.fyi which would include everything
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by tempsy 3y ago
“The company said creditors holding 92 percent of its secured debt had agreed on a restructuring plan that would include reducing its portfolio of office leases.” They will almost certainly be cutting a bunch of locations.
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by tempsy 3y ago
Very similar case against Las Vegas hotels for using software to raise room rates “ The lawsuit was originally filed Jan. 26, 2023, seeking class-action damages from MGM Resorts International and Caesars Entertainment, along with Treasure I
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by tempsy 3y ago
His brother was heading some “Guarding against pandemics” non-profit that he was involved with. I believe there was one California proposition they were heavily funding related to it. I don’t know if it was started in earnest or if there wa
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by tempsy 3y ago
I wonder if there are rails to prevent a bad actor Cruise worker from remote driving erratically…
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by tempsy 3y ago
People look at you like you're crazy if you tell them you avoid oats, grains, nuts that are particularly heavy in glyphosate.
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by tempsy 3y ago
No this is true of most people. Offers have come down in general from the crazy 2021 peaks. Companies know they have leverage right now.
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by tempsy 3y ago
I think the claim is it's harder to win the startup lotto now than in the 2010s, which I can see being the case, with the exception of a small number of AI cos. And at big cos it's harder to jump around as a means of increasing co
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by tempsy 3y ago
The best thing that happened with the end of ZIRP is throwing cold water on VC as a profession There is nothing particularly interesting or special about 99% of these people
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by tempsy 3y ago
yes, in early march https://x.com/innercitypress/status/1720228112695189509?s=20
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by tempsy 3y ago
there’s an appeal process
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by tempsy 3y ago
Eh disagree. Holmes got more than 10 years but she didn’t even try to profit by selling shares or borrowing against shares to buy a bunch of things. The scale of the financial fraud is enormous and on top of that they spent hundreds of mill
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by tempsy 3y ago
There’s a second trial around the same time for all the illegal political donations he made.
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by tempsy 3y ago
I think no less than 20 years but not sure about life either. SBF did not do himself any favors with his smug attitude that caused the judge himself to scold him several times during his examination. If he was a little more remorseful I cou
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by tempsy 3y ago
That’s not the same as say renting an Avalon apartment. When I think corporate manager I think of the publicly traded rental companies like Avalon and Equity Residential.
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by tempsy 3y ago
I guess I distinguish between large landlords and “corporate landlords”. When I think of corporate landlords I think of publicly traded apartment managers like Avalon. Those exist in NYC but it’s not the most common type of rental at all.
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by tempsy 3y ago
What share of apartments in NYC are actually managed by corporate landlords? It actually seems like one of those markets where they are the minority.
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by tempsy 3y ago
During the second quarter, WeWork lost $397 million. It said it had $680 million of liquidity, $205 million of which was cash. The company had net long-term debt of $2.9 billion as of June end and more than $13 billion in long-term leases,
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WeWork Plans to File for Bankruptcy as Early as Next Week(wsj.com)
132 points by tempsy 3y ago|100 comments
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Missouri jury finds NAR, brokerages guilty of conspiring to inflate commissions(housingwire.com)
11 points by tempsy 3y ago|1 comments
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by tempsy 3y ago
Inflation is running at over 20% since Jan 2020. I'm not sure how you measure metro-level inflation, but NYC got noticeably much more expensive post-pandemic, especially housing/rents but also food/entertainment/uber. A
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by tempsy 3y ago
I don't know if this was a homeless woman or not but there's plenty of times I've seen in SF of some mentally disturbed homeless person in the middle of the street. In those situations I would 100% stop completely in front of
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by tempsy 3y ago
That wasn't what I was referring to. This is in reference to a jaywalker. My point is both cars should have stopped when they saw a jaywalker crossing the street. It doesn't sound like the Cruise car stopped because it basically s
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by tempsy 3y ago
"A dark colored Nissan Sentra was stopped in the adjacent lane to the left of the AV. When the light turned green, the Nissan Sentra and the AV entered the intersection. Against a red light, a pedestrian entered the crosswalk on the op
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The standard American household is now a millionaire, according to the Fed(fortune.com)
33 points by tempsy 3y ago|109 comments
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by tempsy 3y ago
"Video from Cruise reviewed by the Chronicle showed the woman was in the middle of the crosswalk and that both the Cruise taxi and the other car had a green light. The Cruise applied its brakes and attempted to “minimize the impact,” a
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by tempsy 3y ago
Why are you unironically using data from FB themselves? I wasn't presenting myself as a subject matter expert. I'm speaking as an individual who has lived through the evolution of social media and can see how and why Instagram and
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by tempsy 3y ago
We're talking about two different things. You're focused on the legality of this lawsuit. The only thing I'm pointing out is that it isn't very difficult to believe social media has a negative impact on mental health in
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DMW suspends Cruise's robotaxi permit in California(techcrunch.com)
7 points by tempsy 3y ago|4 comments

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