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by tjr225 5y ago
Sincerely jealous. The one thing I long for most in my lifetime is enough time off from work so that I can actually train for and hike the pct.
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by tjr225 5y ago
> I don't understand how anyone can believe "we'll just go the other way" is going to work fine. We don't have extra shipping works, boats, port slots, etc just waiting for twice the load or anything. This is _al
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by tjr225 5y ago
You could say that about anything. The pros here are saying it is safe, and they said the same thing before.
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by tjr225 5y ago
> City folks who think this was just some rain are nothing but evidence of how disconnected city people can become from the infrastructure on which they depend. This is a really funny angle. I would think the city people are keen on how
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by tjr225 5y ago
And it sounds like they were pretty much right on if it is still safe, no?
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by tjr225 5y ago
I’m being annoying, but I know, but maybe there is some relevance here; my last 3 cars have been vintage and I’ve turned a profit on all of them.
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by tjr225 5y ago
Ann Arbor and surrounding area is approaching Portland prices, not to mention higher taxes.
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by tjr225 5y ago
Michigan is fine. Not sure its “startup ecosystem” is worth an article? I grew up there and have moved back, once. I’m happy to say I don’t live there anymore.
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by tjr225 5y ago
A quarter of a million Afghan civilians died at war in the last 20 years due to a sham war predicated on phony evidence. This alone should tell you that all sorts of horrible atrocities are valuable. Crypto still looks and smells like a hug
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by tjr225 5y ago
Don’t worry, they did their own research.
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by tjr225 5y ago
Vault is the real money cow here, for sure. It is an industry standard in a space that is becoming ever-more important. Honestly, I'm not even sure HC knew how big it would become, but it is huge.
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by tjr225 5y ago
> Students paying off debt cannot even get the minimum down payment. This is huge. My wife and I are pretty privileged and own a very modest fixer-upper home on the very edge of a coastal metro area. We somehow managed this only after a
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by tjr225 5y ago
Well, that’s fantastic for you. I’ve got friends in Kansas City whose 100k house is now worth 300k. Friends in Omaha buying new construction for 400k. Housing shortages in Grand Rapids, Michigan where I am from. If you’re immune to all of t
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by tjr225 5y ago
Look at any moderately sized midwest cities subreddit and you will find countless posts about rapidly rising housing costs.
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by tjr225 5y ago
I’ve met a few CEOs in my 10 year career. They seem to just blow hot air and drift around on it. We all see it.
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by tjr225 5y ago
> For now I prefer Zookeeper because at-least I have experienced most of it's failure modes. i.e they are probably all prone to blowing up but I have lost my eyebrows enough times in ZK explosions that atleast I know what I'm u
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by tjr225 5y ago
Service mesh is basically abstracted DNS, so…
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by tjr225 5y ago
Communication issues are inherently a two way street. Unfortunately for workers in Bangalore, Bulgaria, etc the vast majority of my customers are in the US, UK, or Canada.
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by tjr225 5y ago
Yeah; for sure. But still aren’t all of your examples memes of bad, low quality, off shoring? Almost to the extent of being a meme?
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by tjr225 5y ago
Have you worked with someone in Bangalore? No offense my Bangalore homies, but I’ve only had bad experiences. Same with Bulgaria. Weird communication issues and bad work. This was especially the case in customer facing work. Ive had better
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by tjr225 5y ago
You are the one virtue signaling, my friend- and based on your own personal anecdotes- hardly what any reasonable person would refer to as “facts.”
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by tjr225 5y ago
I had no fucking idea what you were talking about until I read your other comments about the bike lane in front of your home. I can’t believe I have to explain this to you; just because your city did bike infrastructure wrong doesn’t mean i
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by tjr225 5y ago
Uh. I doubt cycling infrastructure is even a minute fraction of the cost we put into automobile infrastructure. I have no proof but lol let’s call it a hunch. > Why should we cycle more? Only one reason is really valid: save the environm
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by tjr225 5y ago
What does any of this have to do with zoning?
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by tjr225 5y ago
I’m working from home, dog. Day care is 2 miles away. In spite of a bicycle shortage I bought an ebike and a child seat and take my kid to day care that way! I don’t even really like working from home(been remote since 2018) so when I want
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by tjr225 5y ago
I could probably make that happen if I really wanted to.
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by tjr225 5y ago
I have a home, two cars, food, and blue paint. I’m not rich by any means, but my life has never been more abundant. A coworker gave me a graphics card, too!
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by tjr225 5y ago
> Many of these areas have discovered a remarkable technology, long lost in cities, called "building new houses" - sometimes with their own hands! I’d love to learn more about these places.
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by tjr225 5y ago
And I would rather not. Obviously plenty of music enthusiasts here are disappointed with the results the algorithms come up with!
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by tjr225 5y ago
“More important” :P

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