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by yao420 6y ago
Well that’s offset by the fact you no longer have to get a small one bedroom near a large city downtown. Without the commute suburbs or smaller cities offer much bigger and better spaces for less. Why pay $4.5k for that one bedroom in SOMA
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by yao420 6y ago
As a security guy I love when people have your perspective on memory safety, guarantees my job for a couple more decades. Memory issues are still the source of the biggest and best bugs. I have no doubt I can find huge security issues in yo
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by yao420 6y ago
Funny thing, in Texas there is variable pricing and some people had to pay thousands over the five day freeze[1] in addition to rolling blackouts. I experienced neither as my power was out for 3.5 days. [1] https://www.dallasnews
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by yao420 6y ago
Check out Coinbase Pro, also free and with better interface, features, and I think lower fees.
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by yao420 6y ago
I feel the same in Texas, we don’t have strict lockdowns and I’ve been going to gym, restaurants, and bars since June. Sure our rates are ‘high’ but are on par with places like California and New York who have very strict lockdowns.
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by yao420 6y ago
While historically that has been somewhat true, 2020 saw an extreme rise in gun sales due to covid, mass protests, and tons of growth in both right and left wing militias.
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by yao420 6y ago
Not a chance. Cops and security don’t generally carry ar-15’s and those that do certainly are using locks. The site also doesn’t mention a single law enforcement client which is something they would be bragging about. Maybe it’s because I’m
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by yao420 6y ago
International Journal of Proof-of-Concept or Get The Fuck Out (PoC||GTFO or PoC or GTFO) https://www.alchemistowl.org/pocorgtfo/
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by yao420 6y ago
Not a chance, all the evidence for theory that is very weak and circumstantial.
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by yao420 6y ago
Case in point, the old adult theatre the parent is talking about was flush with pimps, prostitutes, and drugs along with the rest of south Congress street. It was not somewhere you would walk during the day, much less at night. Yet people a
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by yao420 6y ago
I35 and mopac certainly seem worse than my experience with all types of Bay Area morning commutes while working as a consultant. That being said it is common advice to avoid 35 at all costs. It is always terrible as it only has 3 lanes thro
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by yao420 6y ago
I bought a house this year for $250k in 78744. Plenty others near that price range are available, but it is in a Mexican neighborhood with bad schools.
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by yao420 6y ago
> You have to work less today for the same things then in the 70s. Well except for housing, medical costs, and college. So all the important things.
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by yao420 6y ago
Im a third generation Texan and welcome all the Californians and their politics. Even in Austin, Texas is a backwards, overtly racist, pro-big business anti-small business state that hates “freedom” unless it has to do with guns or corporat
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by yao420 7y ago
Well unless you live in certain parts of London: https://youtu.be/P-yHO1Lx878 . Noise pollution from sports cars and motorcycles is real.
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by yao420 7y ago
My grandfather and dad both worked factory jobs and were both “diehard anti-union”. After asking a few questions I got the sense that they were both convinced of the evils of unions by the employers propaganda. They would show them videos a
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by yao420 7y ago
There are dozens of non-WeWork coworking spaces across Toronto.
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by yao420 8y ago
Not really a fair comparison. For example the whole of Japan had 28 million visitors in 2017[0]. I couldn't find more recent stats but Austin TX had 20 million visitors in 2011-2012.[1][2] Tokyo metro has a population of 13million Aust