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by verelo 7y ago
I like this advice. Unless you have a very large capital base, houses are a great way to reduce your optionality in many ways.
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by verelo 7y ago
I’m all for the experiment, something tells me the expiration of something important will pass (maybe an important civil liberty?) and we might realize law makers intentionally delayed and let it lapse? I just think it comes with some side
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by verelo 7y ago
Yeah, it sounds like a hell of a lot of work to re-evaluate every law every X number of years. Probably not the best use of time...
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by verelo 7y ago
Could not find any reviews on this book, can you go into any detail around how it helped you?
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by verelo 7y ago
Yeah it's for sure a UV bulb, installed it myself. Honeywell product.
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by verelo 7y ago
Ha yeah i thought it meant “friend of mine”. And now i read it again i see “mine” is written, so maybe I’m just in wake up brain and not reading right. That was a fun waste of everyone’s time, sorry ha!
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by verelo 7y ago
Is “om” a common abbreviation? This is the first time I’m seeing it, i understood, but still new to me. Sorry for the off topic question!
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by verelo 7y ago
I’ve got a UV filter in my furnace that i believe produces ozone, should i be concerned in your opinion?
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by verelo 7y ago
Not familiar with the reasons why the lead ban or rohs would be an issue for the environment, can you point me in the right direction? They seem like positive moves on the surface, but I’m sure they’re not as straightforward as I’d like.
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by verelo 7y ago
Totally a poor source of data, but i'm presently shocked by the number of my friends moving to the west coat. I decided id spend the summer in Victoria, and it appears 4 other friends, without having discussed it with each other are al
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by verelo 7y ago
I came here to say exactly this. I'm in Toronto Canada and just renovated a duplex, i was required to install ERV's to exchange the air. VOC's from off-gassing is unavoidable with present building materials, so the best we ca
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by verelo 7y ago
There are two types of houses: The house you live in, and the house you rent to others (and sometimes one house is a mix of the two). One of these is an investment, one is an expense. If you can get on board with that mindset, you'll b
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by verelo 7y ago
Nope! And i never share drinks either. But i think there’s a big difference between what we touch and what ends up in our mouths.
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by verelo 7y ago
"It is so unsanitary." Is it really that bad? As in, so bad it justifies the amount of waste the alternatives produce? I'm sure it's not the worst thing you deal with on a daily basis i.e. door handles are pretty gross.
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by verelo 8y ago
"1) As a software engineer I can't imagine how such errors could possibly have entered production code accidentally" Like i'd love to agree, but frankly, i'm not surprised. I feel like I've seen crazier things
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by verelo 8y ago
+1. I wish i could love LA the way some do, all my experiences have been pretty gross and i have zero desire to return.
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by verelo 8y ago
Yeah reasonable, but i wonder if it’s also less likely to have stress fractures that could result in unpredictable failure? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aloha_Airlines_Flight_243
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by verelo 8y ago
Yeah the 787 is a very different plane, and imo a lovely flying experience as a passenger. Less noise, lower cabin altitude, spacious cabin, modern passenger cabin tech...it's great! I hope it's safe, but frankly after whats happe
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by verelo 8y ago
Yeah the caching issue is a great reason not to use a GET, i was more just suggesting if you're being lazy and pasting a request into a browser v's using a command line (which obviously you should) then it's easy to get going
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by verelo 8y ago
I get why that's "yuck" but if I'd hedge a bet...it's probably done because it's easier to make a GET than it is a POST or PUT request and the length of a text message will never exceed the query string uri len
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by verelo 8y ago
That's a good deal! In Canada pre-payments often result in fees, which isn't ideal. Good(ish?) news is the banks will let you transfer out with no fee (or a reduced fee) if they want to remove your risk from their portfolio.
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by verelo 8y ago
One other thing to consider is brand reputation. Most lenders, big bank lenders at least, don’t want their brand being the one that took a family home away. Often before things get real bad they will offer to break the term and let you refi
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by verelo 8y ago
I feel like this doesn’t lend itself well to that graph style, hard to interpret. Maybe some log scale needs to be applied to the y axis first to point out the differences.
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by verelo 8y ago
> "Work when you want" doesn't have to mean "I have no idea when you'll be available today". People confuse the two all the time! Flexibility and reliability have to go hand in hand, if you cannot be reliabl
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by verelo 8y ago
> The employees make about the same except with more stability, and there is no awkwardness. This is my biggest gripe with tipping. It's just a crappy experience as a consumer, and a weird power dynamic for the employee. Promotes cl
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by verelo 8y ago
This is the only solid rebuttal I've ever really seen someone come up with when seeing complaints about tipping, but my general response still applies: The reason I "buy" from a company/service is so I don't need to
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by verelo 8y ago
ha, a few weeks back a very similar post came up and i expressed that i felt the DDG results were letting me down. I just actually switched back to Google yesterday, i tried hard, but it just got too annoying having to search for 50% of thi
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by verelo 8y ago
I kind of agree and kind of dont. I have a super simple inital question I always ask in interviews: Write me a function, in any language, that takes an array (or list) of integers and returns the sum. 90% of people that can do that are dece
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by verelo 8y ago
Why not? A pilot that works beyond their duty day will get a manslaughter charge if the flight results in the death of a passenger or person on the ground. Whats the difference?
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by verelo 8y ago
as someone that bought AMD stock with the belief that NVIDIA was over priced and it was about time it swung back the other way...me too!

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