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I live in a place without a tipping culture and significant income inequality. I really don't like the idea that service in a bar might be prioritised according to who gives the biggest tips. That seems like highlighting inequality to
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I've never experienced the US tipping culture, but have been aware of it for a long time. Am I remembering correctly that the 'standard' tip has been increasing over the past few decades? I don't mean just the dollar amo
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4y ago
You could include an image behind the vehicles for scale. Perhaps a family.
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4y ago
Wagtail is one option: https://wagtail.org/blog/wordpress-to-wagtail-migration-kit/
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They are buying up existing land.
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4y ago
Also a NYE tradition in Australia.
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Of course I understand why, but it seems backwards to me that we are so concerned with burning more calories. I'd prefer to do the things I do efficiently.
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Do you think anyone would be happy living in a world where a few have access to all the world's resources and others have essentially no access? Wealth is a essentially a claim on a share of the world's resources. They are limited
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Or a driver not wearing a helmet?
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A maximum frequency of once per hour unfortunately.
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4y ago
Maybe this is what you are looking for? https://htmx.org/docs/#history
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In a lot of cases you can go a long way without having to adapt the backend at all - just request the full page at the existing url and pick which part you want to replace. Works well enough with a page that presents paginated items for exa
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Snipcart may be of interest. https://snipcart.com/
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Conversely, introducing mandatory helmets for people in vehicles could increase safety for everyone. Win/win unless you are one of the drivers that is dissuaded from using a car I guess.
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Would helmets and four point harnesses be a safer option for all drivers?
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This doesn't mean much absent ridership statistics.
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4y ago
> ...distribution not supply This is true in more than just the UK. It's also not simply old people living in oversized houses. Think holiday homes, AirBnB, second homes, land-banked properties, etc. Any government that truly wanted
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> The best evidence for how much housing we need to build lies in the prices that people pay today. No. The best evidence is the total number of households in the US compared with the total number of residences. How has that been trackin
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For anyone interested in seeing a short documentary about this, DW covered it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-SPiCVTKiY
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It certainly does matter. The size of the deposit is directly related to the price and is the largest hurdle to overcome for many. I would even say that a lower price and therefore deposit together with a higher interest rate can make housi
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> What to do? Make housing less attractive as an investment vehicle. In my opinion the best way to do this is with the tax system (which, in NZ, currently favours property investment to a large extent). Two proposals that are often discu
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Overall, yes, very. For some not so much. Talking with my landlord the other week, they said that they regretted not selling the house last year when they moved. It's lost 15k every week this year on average (according to homes.co.nz e
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Definitely my preferred approach. If I'm building a website, creating and managing a build process is almost always an encumbrance. I work with some younger developers that honed their craft after things like SCSS and modern JS framewo
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> You're choosing not to care about that stuff, which is fine I think the problem is that this is only fine in a world where we aren't forced to rely on these things.
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Insane considering current prices. Which is really to say that current prices are insane. They won't stay that way if interest rates don't go down again soon.
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You're forgetting that the demand side of the equation is very sensitive to the cost of credit. Put it this way. We know for example that a lot of homes are rented out as AirBnBs. We can safely assume that many of those were purchased
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I'm interested to know the source of this figure. It sounds typical for a reported rental vacancy rate. Is this not just the percentage of available rentals that are not currently occupied? This would exclude things like second homes
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Apparently it's done by hand in WebGL. See the top comment/thread in the previous mechanical watch submission. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31261533
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Interesting to see Northern Ireland bucking the trend with regard to Britain's dismal post-brexit economic performance. I wonder if the Scottish are taking notice.
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Maybe another perspective on your circumstance might help? You talk about your regret as though, had you made the decision, a child would have been a given. That may not have been the case. For many people this is what they have come to ter
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