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foco_tubi
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Comment #49252100
Prop 13 is why housing is expensive in California. Full stop. It was a bandaid over a wound and now the body has sepsis.
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Comment #49246656
I do think accessibility is a great market for innovation like this, but it doesn’t mean it’s appropriate for general populations. Take electric mobility devices, for example. Elec…
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Comment #49246580
Garmin has offered this for years. As a plus, the Varia taillight has a radar, so you don’t have to wear your pervert glasses on the back of your helmet to alert for incoming cars.…
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Comment #49243604
How on earth did you get there? My argument is that corporations should operate in the framework of the law (though evidently that is pretty fungible in the US). Are you saying you…
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Comment #49238328
Guess I should’ve went for Fritos instead
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Comment #49236816
I am definitely more triggered by the mention of ZScaler than the Gen X scope creep
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Comment #49236772
If you think this guy sounds preachy now, wait ‘til he hears about bicycles. I rode 100K on Friday, fueled entirely by Coca Cola and gummy bears. Zero direct fossil fuel consumptio…
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Comment #49236538
You can also take it to mean a subset of the entire workforce, which has already lost their jobs to AI. Again, you’re the only person in this thread using the phrase “ THE entire w…
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Comment #49232439
I love low-hanging fruit in the morning. You managed to pick three companies with documented histories involving violations or enforcement actions concerning workers’ schedules and…
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Comment #49232368
At least they filtered out the emojis before posting
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Comment #49232304
Observational evidence is confounded by numerous variables, to say that “urban centers have clusters of asthma and rural centers don’t” ignores all of the extant factors of the urb…
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Comment #49232120
Tradesmen typically are paid to offset the health effects of their profession, but you get benzene for free.
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Comment #49226520
No one is claiming the entire workforce would be eliminated. You’re making that claim up because you misread something along the way.
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Comment #49225224
Thanks for the heads up. HN really needs a blocklist.
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Comment #49225156
a workforce, not the workforce
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Comment #49222551
“I ran a 3.1mi this morning and I feel awful!” No, distance events are still referred in kilometers in the US.
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Comment #49218487
RIP Mitch Hedburg you would have loved the App Store
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Comment #49205630
That isn’t anywhere close to the definition of livable though
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Comment #49205622
Are you implying “nice” US suburbs don’t have drug disorders?
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Comment #49200509
As well as military industrial complexes!
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Comment #49199131
This does more to discredit X as a trustworthy source of information than anything else.
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Comment #49191916
We have some good examples to pick from throughout history - postwar Britain nationalizing major industries, Sweden’s soc-dem era, Allende’s Chile (though the US put a quick stop t…
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Comment #49187453
In 2023, Israel formally recognized Moroccan sovereignty over Western Sahara.
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Comment #49186676
I’m not sure that’s true anymore, at least for Gen Z and Millennials