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arwineap
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Comment #48629653
That's just not how it works. If I was to call a plumber and a sheetwaller, and a painter, I would be paying $6-12k for a leak. This kills any idea of profit for this year. What re…
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Comment #48628951
Pets, and car maintenance can both damage the property. Noise in the quiet time disrupts other tenants Does programming cause property damage or impact other tenants?
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Comment #48628949
A lease is a contract that both parties have agreed to. If the tenant breaks that contract, it should be terms for eviction. If the landlord breaks that contract, the tenant should…
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Comment #48628885
People who want to rent a flat want to tour it first, this makes sense. But in your situation the tenant in arrears has an incentive to make the unit look uninhabitable preventing …
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Comment #48628856
$600,000 asset vs a $3000 deposit
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Comment #48628744
> I def. stopped paying my rent a few times until my landlord fixed their shit In most municipalities, this is OK so long as the thing that needs to be fixed is a habitability issu…
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Comment #48625217
This is not a commercial game, and tokens cost money.
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Comment #48596727
You were lucky to not have to deal with vacancies, non payments, turnover, rehabs, or capex. I don't think your experience is the common, and it certainly won't scale like that. On…
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Comment #48585654
> But the vast majority of such people's financial outcome is actually from being a landlord, that is doing literally nothing except holding a piece of paper granting them monopoly…
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Comment #48557925
I've been hyper fixated on mechanical watches this year, and I'm so happy to have this resource, it's clarified my gaps, and corrected multiple misunderstandings. Very excited to g…
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Comment #48542503
Running a fork is a lot of work. You need your fixes upstreamed so that you don't need to backport other people's fixes
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Comment #48539736
Are you upset that the Whitehouse invited citizens to the lawn, or are you upset that they banned someone who was behaving distastefully?
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Comment #48423623
That's all true, and I had a great time in London and many eu countries. Do immigrants have the same full rights as British citizens? Would I be willing to re evaluate my visa ever…
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Comment #48415112
We still use our portals quite a bit, is support for these devices winding down?
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Comment #48397668
I took that to be referencing the occasional page ups in the document he was describing Not as a new mechanism of tracking, via eye tracking Could be wrong.
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Comment #48396756
> We are not special or superior, we just won a lottery of mutation giving us efficient brain. Isn't this exactly what makes us special? That, opposable thumbs, magic wireless comm…
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Comment #48122165
As far as I know python type annotations are not enforced at runtime, these are really just helpers or extensions to your local dev environment It's interesting to me that Python r…
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Comment #47982105
Android app is called droid48
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Comment #47781479
Thank you for all your work on e, still my daily driver after all these years
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Comment #47781439
Greetings from e27!
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Comment #47482315
I'm a male, I don't write notes on my clothing, and I found the whole comment hilarious It's possible some folks have thin skin.
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Comment #47477323
So we have many moral frameworks we can pull from Deontology judges actions based on rules and principles Consequentialism judges actions based on the consequences What would you c…
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Comment #47319038
I thought the state of the art here was to elongate seconds collectively over the course of a long range of time to compensate
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Comment #46743321
Surely your access points are hard wired?
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Comment #46725408
This is hackernews not consumer news You should feel free to explore / abuse all options :)