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by trts 11y ago
If my rent became unaffordable, that would be unfortunate and inconvenient. But I think rather than choosing to become homeless I would move somewhere else where I could afford it.
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by trts 13y ago
Even though it's deflationary, I don't see that as necessarily a problem since it is infinitely divisible, which fiat currency is not. It may just take time for people to start thinking in hundredths and thousandths instead of hu
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by trts 14y ago
I'm about where you are at. I struggled with doing things in R for a year or so, while I was initially using it to do some cool graphics that I couldn't elsewhere, following mostly by example. After spending enough time using it, things b
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by trts 14y ago
I can use another RSS Reader (and probably won't like it nearly as much as Google Reader), but I worry that the Google Reader audience is so big, and that so many will likely not bother finding another worthy RSS aggregator, that some blogs
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by trts 14y ago
The CPI has a number of (serious) problems and I would never suggest that congress attempted to change the calculation for anything other than cynical reasons, but the proposed change would coincidentally be the better measure. The current
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by trts 14y ago
I still like the purer Gnome experience that comes with Debian, but since Ubuntu works out of the box with my laptop's wireless card, I just use the Ubuntu 12.04 "mini.iso" and pick the "gnome" metapackage during install. The only real diff
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by trts 14y ago
I've also been very happy with Simple. When I was transitioning my account over to them, I bounced a payment because I did not realize that using billpay meant your funds were withdrawn immediately, and I'd assumed that my funds being tran