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dcftoapv
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Comment #24268449
What rail? The one into Inglewood? Super helpful for everyone involved. I'm not arguing the measurement of 1 mile versus 1.5 miles with you. You are nitpicking to confuse the argum…
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Comment #24230793
No, it's not. Nothing you wrote contradicted anything I said. The ultimate passenger destinations are less than 1 mile from the airport. They do not include connections to ongoing …
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Comment #24230009
Every other city in the country has figured out rail transportation. The FAA could have been pacified if there was any political will to find a real solution. Blaming the FAA becau…
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Comment #24229953
I'll continue to blame the minority interests that are doing everything possible to keep LA transportation stuck in the stone ages, thank you.
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Comment #24229900
Also a frequent flier. It sucked before but the solution was 100% designed to benefit cab drivers. Moreover, it absolutely fucked up the entrance to the airport which went from lon…
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Comment #24228809
@tom No, it's not being built. The train that is currently under construction will connect the airport terminals to a cab stand and car rental station less than a mile from the air…
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Comment #24228704
Maybe, but this law will prevent Uber from ever turning a profit in CA, so it's far easier to just shutdown operations, and move their headquarters. I live here, pay taxes here, an…
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Comment #24228590
The Los Angeles taxi union prevented (read: bribed and coerced) the state / city government from installing a train from LAX to DTLA because they were rolling in cash. Then, they g…
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Comment #24228538
Pot meet kettle
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Comment #23571196
Maybe, but the spirit of the law was intended to prevent incidents exactly like this
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Comment #23560341
It is illegal to provide investment advice and sell investment products without license for a reason. This young man is exactly that reason. People are stupid and they trust other …
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Comment #23555287
I love options trading, but I used to work for an options exchange. I don't write uncovered positions because I can't afford the tail risk. /r/wsb, on the other hand, loves tail ri…
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Comment #23230233
I was confused by this as well. Java is my go to language when I'm trying to do things the right way. Results in clear code, easy implementation, and good performance 95% of the ti…
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Comment #23158922
I've seen this movie before. The title should really be: "Twitter will allow employees to work from home until a hedge fund forces Jack Dorsey to step down as CEO and Marissa Meyer…
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Comment #23135564
Adding in a little more nuance. Free cash flow to equity is discounted at the cost of equity. The cost of equity increases as future cash flows become riskier. However, costs of fi…
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Comment #22990303
I graduated from high school 2010 and spent most of my time sneaking around my parents' back to find alcohol and get in a quicky with my girlfriend. I guess you could say it set me…
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Comment #22691109
Agreed, but this study can certainly be used as part of a larger triangulation. A guy I worked with pointed out that this was happening in Japan about a month ago: https://www.japa…
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Comment #22624669
Yeah, you're right. I didn't think any sane person that's eligible for an SBA loan would be complaining about a 4% interest rate. Private unsecured small business loans run like 20…
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Comment #22624494
I misread this comment; my bad.
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Comment #22603062
Given the guy that I just responded to called liquidity injections foolish, you should want to take your chances with the fed. If the fed hadn't announced that action last night th…
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Comment #22603055
The issue is that the vast majority of people don't want to be educated in economics. They publish the minutes of every signal one of their meetings. You are free to sit down and r…
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Comment #22601160
Lets start with the things we probably agree on: - The US healthcare system is wildly inefficient - The US has certain societal advantages in dealing with this outbreak that China …