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drugme

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    I haven't seen anyone from Tesla or Uber going to jail when people died because they're beta testing autonomous cars on public roads. As cold and cynical it is, what the self-drivi…

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    Comment #20219384

    Freezing rents to fight increasing costs makes as much sense as limiting the maximum reading on thermometers to fight increasing temperatures. You realize that, logically speaking …

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    Comment #20219380

    That's generally what we wanted companies to do, Maybe so -- but as a response it completely dodges the question of whether or it has been a contributing factor or not.

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    Comment #20219289

    No one is obligated to rent a property from someone else. That's a pretty weird statement to make. Do you really believe that everyone (or even a majority) of people who currently …

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    Comment #20219257

    It results in rents which are equal to what the open market price would have been. This is a pretty strong claim to make. Can you provide data to substantiate?

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    Comment #20219252

    It works fairly well in NYC, too. Not without tradeoffs, mind you. But it does basically work.

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    Comment #20219227

    The solution is to build houses, It's one option among many. And by itself -- most likely not a sufficient solution (or any kind of a game changer). I just don't understand this st…

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    Comment #20218342

    The problem with housing there has one simple cause: NIMBYism It's definitely simple-sounding , as a single cause -- but unfortunately that doesn't make it so. Any sober analysis o…

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    Comment #20214501

    TL;DR: it is all about removing distraction. Which is just silly of course. It doesn't "remove" distraction - but rather ameliorates some of your distractions while creating others…

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    Comment #20207626

    Right-wing => Right-wingers

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    Comment #20205563

    Right-wing seem to like playing this card -- "If you haven't lived in [whatever country we feel to be fundamentally opposed to 'Western' values at the moment] then you have nothing…

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    Comment #20197297

    Sure I have - and like I said - it's easy to read this behavior from simply having a normal (but let's just say slightly inquisitive) conversation with someone. In fact even in rec…

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    Comment #20184718

    When interviewing people I usually push until I get the candidate to answer "I don't know" on SOMETHING, "just because I can". To me this technique comes off as condescending and m…

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    Comment #20184675

    What does this have to do at all with the job at hand? Nothing whatsoever. It really feels like there’s no connection to the reality of the role whatsoever anymore. You got that ri…

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    Comment #20177465

    Your question was perfectly reasonable and should not have been downvoted. That said I'd recommend a quick keyword search on "assange" + "collateral damage" (which was the name of …

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    Thanks, I'll look into it. (From the downvote, someone apparently didn't appreciate my asking).

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    Comment #20169507

    You don't need to get something "nice" for building up karma points. It's supposed to be its own reward. That's why it's called "karma".

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