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by zip1234 6y ago
Novi Michigan now headed further down the search results page
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by zip1234 6y ago
Remote definitely does not help only the employee side. Because of remote I have hired people that I would not be able to hire. You vastly increase the talent pool when you cast the net wider.
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by zip1234 6y ago
Understandable concerns. Around me at least it costs about $7000 all in for the improvements for a single parking spot in the city. 2-bike lockers cost about $1000 and take up a fraction of the space.
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by zip1234 6y ago
Cars are noisy and take up a ton of space. In cities bikes seem like a way better way to go, especially with e-bikes. They are quieter, safer, smaller, and healthier. Auto fatalities are only low compared to previous years of auto fatalitie
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by zip1234 6y ago
Domain parking is a 'business' that isn't adding any value whatsoever.
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by zip1234 6y ago
Does PostgreSQL have bitmap indexes. Very much a great feature that Oracle has for query performance
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by zip1234 6y ago
If this happens it is very exciting. They have been doing amazing things in the mobile space.
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by zip1234 7y ago
Natural primary keys are trading one problem that can be solved with an index for another one that is not easily solved.
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by zip1234 7y ago
Anything into 'Enterprise' or government and this is what happens. High touch SAAS is the term. I think it happens because that the way it has been done with the people that control the money for a long time.
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by zip1234 7y ago
It is the same as Basecamp. Marketing. Everyone hears about your company and knows you are all remote and so people want to work there. You can then pick and choose the best people from across the world.
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by zip1234 7y ago
Still have a Nikon D70 from ~2004 that has only about 6 megapixels but will take better photos than any phone made today even using lenses that were made in the 1970s. It is hard to describe to people without showing them but the sharpness
552.
by zip1234 7y ago
I understand why people like driving. I drive plenty and have two cars and live in the USA. There is no option but to drive in most of the US, so people do and it can even be enjoyable. It really is a tragedy of the commons situation though
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by zip1234 7y ago
Sure we also subsidize them for other vehicles too. https://www.chron.com/neighborhood/katy/news/article/Braggin... Edit: would also like to point out that the billions that they spent to widen that fre
554.
by zip1234 7y ago
At least around me, people buy houses that are not in walkable places not because they can't afford somewhere else. It is because they can get some massive new house with a huge yard and gas is cheap so long commutes are fine. We subsi
555.
by zip1234 7y ago
Hong Kong and plenty of other cities have had the same exposure to the virus as NYC but have handled it better. There are plenty of places that are much nicer to live and have a medium density but are much more friendly to other ways of get
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by zip1234 7y ago
The Air Force has the basic doctrine of "Centralized Control, Decentralized Execution". In essence, thousands of aircraft can be controlled by a single commander but only to a certain point. In practice this means that the command
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by zip1234 7y ago
From my experience, status pages usually are out of date unless they are internal. If you want the real info and are seeing issues on your end, check Twitter or open a ticket. Usually Twitter is faster.
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by zip1234 7y ago
Microsoft seems to be happily improving their OS and non-cloud products as well. They are a big enough company that they can be competitive in both.
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by zip1234 7y ago
Note that this does not address the fact that high bumpers are death for pedestrians. This addresses the issue of collisions with cars, but tall vehicles in general are really bad for pedestrians.
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by zip1234 7y ago
NYC would be so amazing with greenery integrated into the cityscape more
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by zip1234 7y ago
I highly doubt this in cold areas but might be true elsewhere
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by zip1234 7y ago
How have space requirements for families increased when average family size has decreased?
563.
by zip1234 7y ago
And it seems every pickup in Texas has a brush guard on the front, making it even bigger.
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by zip1234 7y ago
I think in many cases zoning and the way land taxes are done are a big problem holding cities back. It's not legal in many cities to make things walkable, bikeable, transit friendly due to laws like single use zoning and parking minimu
565.
by zip1234 7y ago
I can see where it would be valuable, but it may cause more traffic (and therefore traffic jams). If it is cheaper and easier to drive and people can live further away from work with no penalty, it will lead to lots more cars on the road. I
566.
by zip1234 7y ago
Dangerous to all people not in the cars--those people are just affected more.
567.
by zip1234 7y ago
Stripe just started accepting checks. It was very much missing given the 'creative' ways that enterprise customers like to pay.
568.
by zip1234 7y ago
I had a uncle that was a bricklayer and moved somewhere that bricklayers were in demand so that he could get paid more. He was not a union member. When the union found out he was doing the same work for slightly less, they sent some people
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by zip1234 7y ago
For some reason I have started seeing them a lot more lately and I am not in a tech hub. Perhaps having to upgrade to chip readers, the restaurants were able to get the portable readers as well?
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by zip1234 7y ago
Hacking should not be illegal? So if someone hacks a bank and steals money from people--totally legal?

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