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by tjr225 6y ago
My point is that you actively had to seek that stuff out. Now you find it on all of the normalized channels; twitter, reddit, facebook, etc.
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by tjr225 6y ago
Yep. It's the only distro that works by default on my 2009 Macbook Pro.
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by tjr225 6y ago
You can’t seriously compare the internet of even 10 years ago to the internet of today. You can go to reddit right now and find a video of some right wing whacko shooting someone to death on the front page. That content was available then,
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by tjr225 6y ago
My current computer is a 2009 MacBook Pro running Ubuntu. Im not poor or anything, it just does what I need- so why spend any money on anything more?
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by tjr225 6y ago
This doesn't look very convincing. Also, I didn't know you could run python in google drive.
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by tjr225 6y ago
Yes, probably. I empathize with our engineers. I just wish someone would empathize with me :)
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by tjr225 6y ago
> Don't talk to me like a robot. Just pretend you're messaging a co-worker in plain-friendly-English. And be genuinely interested in solving my issues knowing that you will have higher LTV in the long term if you invest the tim
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by tjr225 6y ago
I dunno, I was just doing this math and thinking that seems pretty awesome. You only get $35,000 but the hardware you need is in your pocket. Of course, you need to be cool and be good at marketing- but still!
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by tjr225 6y ago
Did their business model work even when their workforce was on-demand?
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by tjr225 6y ago
Yeah right on I don’t doubt that is the case. I was mostly refuting the “most” aspect of the post. Maybe I should just keep my mouth shut though ;)
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by tjr225 6y ago
Whatever is going on is not restricted to coastal cities. We bought a cheap house in a college town in Michigan last year. Within 24 hours of listing it 10k over what we bought it for we had an offer. I suspect low inventory in certain pric
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by tjr225 6y ago
I highly doubt this is actually the case. I don’t doubt it is packed in the i90 corridor and Stevens pass, etc. that was always the case though.
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by tjr225 6y ago
It might not be why you suspect people move to cities for; but I suspect people pay a premium to live in a city that also happens to be surrounded by beauty.
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by tjr225 6y ago
I would say those two examples are incomparable to what is available in the Bay Area in terms of outdoor recreation access.
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by tjr225 6y ago
I would suspect yes the pressure will be greater in areas like that. It is one of the reasons I prefer bigger cities on the west coast though; more houses, more jobs, and just as much nature. I have worked 100% remotely for almost two years
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by tjr225 6y ago
Yes, the crowds and the humidity are killing me. House is on the market and we’re moving back out as soon as we can.
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by tjr225 6y ago
I’m aware that there is but heavily biased towards the diversity and depth of the natural beauty of the West Coast.
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by tjr225 6y ago
Yes I tried to call that out in my post. Even towns like Bend, Bellingham, etc(even somewhat places in Idaho and Montana by now) are by no means cheap and on top of that they don’t have a robust job market to justify the cost.
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by tjr225 6y ago
Hiking/cycling/camping can be crazy socially distant and probably one of the best things you can do for your own mental and physical health right now. A ride up Tam isn’t going to be any more or less dangerous than it was before.
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by tjr225 6y ago
Culture and things to do include a lot more than just networking and museums. One example for instance is the vast amount of unique natural beauty surrounding the Bay Area. Even rural places that have that are also expensive- though admitte
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by tjr225 6y ago
That’s exactly the point of what he is doing. I would guess most people who watch Fox News consider Tucker Carlson to be a reliable source. That’s a problem because he obviously isn’t.
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by tjr225 6y ago
It also reads like absurd satire- but the line between the two is thin.
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by tjr225 6y ago
> Perhaps it's the employer that should be training fresh grads, but that is not how the current job market works. Funnily enough that is effectively what happens in many cases anyway. You still need to shell out the 40k for the und
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by tjr225 6y ago
> Am I lucky or are you guys not able to detect suspicious product listings/sellers? I see them sometimes. They are easy to avoid. Perhaps the posters you are replying to are simply choosing to buy from places where they don’t have
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by tjr225 6y ago
> Though I don't fully understand their ridiculously long trousers. I don’t have any length issues with their pants due to my height but perhaps they are intended to be hemmed?
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by tjr225 6y ago
> If toyota wanted to be less conservative and start using blazing new technologies in their cars, I'm sure we'd see the same issues there. The Toyota Prius was the first mass produced hybrid vehicle and is notoriously reliable
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by tjr225 6y ago
I will never give up my 24" 16:10 Dell Ultrasharp even if it is low def.
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by tjr225 6y ago
I actually live just a couple of hours west of Detroit. In any case, Detroit isn't surrounded by mountains and ocean in the same way that Seattle is- sort of a weird comparison. A cheaper Seattle would still have those things near by.
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by tjr225 6y ago
Ironically this would make the area much more affordable. I’m all for it :)
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by tjr225 6y ago
I like all kinds of cameras. One major nit-pick I have of cell phone cameras is that I have to interact with a touch screen to take a picture. A separate dedicated "function" button that could be optionally set to take pictures wi

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