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by vecinu 4y ago
Real estate is an outlier in your examples due to there being limited supply and people need shelter.
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by vecinu 4y ago
As well as Borderlands!
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by vecinu 4y ago
> Strabismus surgery significantly improved symptoms of depression (SMD: 0.59) and anxiety (SMD: 0.69) in children. What about optical correction like glasses?
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by vecinu 4y ago
I heartily want to agree with you but from personal experience, I heard this exact same theory at the end of 2020 right when BTC hit $40k. "How many more fools could there be? Don't they see it's a ponzi scheme?" Then we
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by vecinu 4y ago
> (unless we enter an extremely disintigrative/politically unstable phase where you don't want to live here because there's too much violence.) This is always thrown out as a rule but it's definitely not the only poss
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by vecinu 4y ago
> Donna Morris That name surprised me, I forgot she left Adobe years ago. I have no idea how these people keep getting compensated so well for a job that is barely technically demanding.
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by vecinu 4y ago
> Investing one's savings in buying a home comes with the expected option that one can live in it indefinitely if one wants to. Fulfilling this expectation does not depend on others becoming homeless, nor on their home becoming wors
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by vecinu 4y ago
I'm generally curious about this question because it popped in my mind when I read your comment but what about the situation where someone builds or buys a house in a dense forest in California? Said house is destroyed in a fire, insur
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by vecinu 4y ago
Services not rendered and it was based on a bait and switch with a rental company. I had to send in documentation and receipts but I got my money back in the end.
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by vecinu 4y ago
I have successfully charged back a card-present transaction after multiple months with US Bank.
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by vecinu 4y ago
Honestly that's difficult to quantify, if not impossible. The beauty of what we've done is that other microservices internal to our corp are also leveraging said SSR code and can bootstrap their own backend very quickly. We'v
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by vecinu 4y ago
> I assume Google would have to penalize sites that render something completely different to their bot, or else bait and switch would be rampant? That's correct. They call that "cloaking" when you render different content
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by vecinu 4y ago
> So I think that SSR (running JS on server) is rarely useful. I would disagree for a couple of reasons. The team I work with at a large SV company built a very complex SSR framework for our mostly static app for 2 reasons: - Isomorphic
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by vecinu 4y ago
> The Romania-Chisinau line is quite old but part of its charm. As a tourist when you have all the time in the world, I would agree it's part of the charm. When the development of your economy depends on such a neglected and terribl
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by vecinu 5y ago
Good point, there are ultra wealthy that still smoke even though there is a tremendous amount of data proving it will reduce your lifespan.
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by vecinu 5y ago
> This is why cities are less healthy for you as well. Is there a citation for this? First time I've heard this said. If that were true wouldn't all the ultra wealthy avoid living in cities at all?
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by vecinu 5y ago
"However, the President's authority as Commander-in-Chief is not unlimited and US law dictates that the attack must be lawful and that military officers are required to refuse to execute unlawful orders, such as those that violate
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by vecinu 5y ago
> Maybe he'd fold, maybe he'd go direct to nuke. I don't think the president of the US has the authority to nuke anything by his own accord.
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by vecinu 5y ago
Elon is manipulating markets with his tweets (See the 420 debacle), insulting random people and lying about how advanced FSD is. Please look at all the crazy tweets he posted [1] in the last few years, he is a manipulator and a liar. [1] h
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by vecinu 5y ago
I'm surprised nobody posted this very famous video of a British man and his Asian girlfriend getting harassed by a local in Taipei, Taiwan 7 years ago. [1] The aggressor ended up getting in trouble and appeared on the local news but I&
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by vecinu 5y ago
> you can tell it's happening due to all of the new international investments. Any sources? Last data I saw showed VC investment in SV eclipses anything around Europe or Asia. There's just a lot more money, especially money wit
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by vecinu 5y ago
> Was there any coverage in NYT/CNN/WaPo of Biden shopping maskless? I have a difficult time believing Biden does any shopping on his own.
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by vecinu 5y ago
That guide has 36 steps which include melting adhesive, using suction cups and using a pick to detach the display from the case. On top of that there are a number of peripherals to remove before even getting to the battery. To me that seems
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by vecinu 5y ago
I sympathize with the OP, the source is unreliable. In a similar vain, a lot of US residents do not believe the numbers China is pumping out in regards to COVID-19, just another example of how the source can be unreliable. Being homeless ch
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by vecinu 5y ago
> Personally, I think the UI on phones is atrocious, and would never want to use one for any kind of development work, but to each their own. When the OP said > but I can picture someone running an IPv6-only service on their phone to
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by vecinu 5y ago
By remove you mean completely melt and destroy. There's no easy way to remove it without breaking the entire glass back, this is bonkers.
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by vecinu 5y ago
This is from last month FYI, I'm curious if we have even more data now that this is true. I keep wondering if I should get the Pfizer booster especially when they announced we might have an Omnicron resistant one in March and the risk
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by vecinu 5y ago
In SF/LA or SD? How is that possible? The entire market has moved significantly up in the last few years. Don't forget to subtract sales commission and expenses.
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by vecinu 5y ago
I'm surprised to hear that as I've spoken with extremely wealthy people ($5M+ homes) to people renting a room (That have lived in CA almost their entire life)and a common narrative I hear is "Oh California is the best, there&
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by vecinu 5y ago
It's so hard to have this discussion with people that live in California but a lot of the scenes in SF and LA are literally out of developing, corrupt countries. I think people just don't want to admit how bad it has gotten becaus

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