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The number of ways that NIMBY insiders have to attempt to restrict the supply of housing and thus make housing more expensive for everyone is impressive.
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Bogus “Historic” districts: the new exclusionary zoning?
(sightline.org)
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At first glance I thought the article would discuss GaN. Agree with the overall point; Anker seems to be making well-thought-out GaN chargers.
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Housing Revolution: Factory-made housing should reduce construction costs
(upforgrowth.org)
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https://statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu/2019/01/28/bullshit-a... What you're saying is almost certainly wrong, even if you are cargo-culting the form of papers https://sites.cs.ucsb.edu/~r
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So the solution to government interference in the market (by preventing adequate building from occurring) is yet more interference, and that interference will by fiat somehow lower prices, but without dramatically increasing supply. What co
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I assume this will lead to Onlyfans's effective death, much as Tumblr's porn ban seems to have led to, or hastened, its death. Reddit seems to have resisted whatever calls it must be getting to eliminate porn. So far at least. It
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On desktop, Dell's "developer edition" (DE) XPS 13" is great, Linux ships by default, and it should shortly come with an OLED option ( https://www.tomsguide.com/reviews/dell-xps-13-oled-review ). On t
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Robo-Vans Could Start Delivering Profits and Not Just Pizza
(bloomberg.com)
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Highway Robbery: The Two-Decade Battle to Reform America's Car Insurance System
(kansaspress.ku.edu)
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Insane: https://www.wsj.com/articles/law-school-student-debt-low-sal...
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“How All My Politically Correct Bones Were Broken”
(quillette.com)
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Is Flirting the Next Victim of Millennials' Metaphorical Murder Spree?
(newsweek.com)
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America's first DAO approved in Wyoming
(decrypt.co)
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Mate Selection for Modernity
(quillette.com)
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Bad zoning rules are supercharging America's affordable housing crisis
(theweek.com)
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The rich get richer, it seems. It's to be hoped that what's happening in the drama school is less dramatic than what's happening in the law school: https://www.newyorker.com/news/annals-of-education/
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China's aggressive behavior on the global stage is an 'immense danger'
(cnbc.com)
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Is Flirting the Next Victim of Millennials' Metaphorical Murder Spree?
(newsweek.com)
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Mate Selection for Modernity
(quillette.com)
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We can’t beat the climate crisis without rethinking land use
(brookings.edu)
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3D bioprinting can help end organ transplant waitlists if the FDA stops delaying
(statnews.com)
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Money shot: "45 participants were recruited (30 to IVM and 15 controls)." These tiny trials say nothing apart from "more research needed."
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Just Five Cops Face Serious Penalties After NYPD Misconduct During Protests
(thecity.nyc)
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Better Crowdfunding
(marginalrevolution.com)
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We can’t beat the climate crisis without rethinking land use
(brookings.edu)
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The Return of the RSS Reader?
(niemanlab.org)
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Did I misread this, or is there no real data presented whatsoever? There are a few anecdotes and that's it. Slate used to have a series called "bogus trend stories," and this feels like a bogus trend story: https://
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Blame regulation, not financial speculation, for skyrocketing housing prices
(city-journal.org)
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After 26 Years of FDA Delays, You Can Buy Genetically Enhanced AquaBounty Salmon
(reason.com)
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