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Comment #29887800
$125,000 for 7% is still exploitative, not even considering the inflation of the money supply we’re seen recently. So much money chasing deals and this term hasn’t budged.
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Comment #29844618
Increasing housing supply is like building more roads to reduce traffic: it doesn’t work. Humans reproduce to fill all available habitat. More humans, no tangible benefit, worse Ea…
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Comment #29784285
More housing decreases homelessness in the short term, but not in the long term. Humans breed and will always reproduce to fill all available habitat, like any animal. Building mor…
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Comment #29776196
Does Slicer work with range partitions?
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Comment #29771891
Tesla's investor relations department leaks these sandbagged estimates to the press at the end of every quarter so that they can beat them. It's an old game.
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Comment #29769816
Parts from Home Depot used just 15 months ago: https://www.thedrive.com/tech/36274/tesla-model-y-owners-fin...
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Comment #29755575
Author is willing to use Windows, but no mention of macOS. This article reads like someone trying to convince you that vegan chicken tenders taste like regular chicken tenders.
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Comment #29753717
Y Combinator managed to convince startups that would have been founded anyway to give up expensive equity to them. I'm not sure they would have failed without YC. Put another way, …
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Comment #29713728
Discord functionality is driven by market forces, which is more than I can say for FOSS. FOSS is less likely to offer a product that works for mainstream users.
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Comment #29713694
More sermons, and it isn’t even Sunday.
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Comment #29710451
It's shameful that Dell's 8K monitor is sabotaged by Apple.
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Comment #29697242
“excluding mountains” Further, the aggregate for all of North America hardly excludes the possibility of regional snow drought.
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Comment #29697107
Retirement is a near universal human goal. Why would people work instead of retire? That seems at odds with observed behavior.
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Comment #29697090
The equivalent of universal basic income during the pandemic has caused the labor force to shrink, and inflation to increase.
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Comment #29686015
Web 3.0 is a stock pump.
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Comment #29599465
And barely innovating.
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Comment #29599464
There's a renaissance in hobbyist ergo keyboards happening right now, and this is the best Kinesis could do?
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Comment #29579525
Also, Birds Aren't Real.
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Comment #29503254
Does this hold true for spilled wind and solar? Does the efficiency matter at all if it would otherwise be wasted?
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Comment #29492598
Darwin, Apple's OS, is open source.
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Comment #29476831
As soon as your router hands off packets to your ISP, packet handling is either closed source software, or closed source hardware, anyway. Even if your gateway is open source, the …
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Comment #29405107
It is an existence proof of two. People, in this case two people, did get it.
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Comment #29376952
Interestingly, Massachusetts banned Christmas for over 20 years for being a pagan holiday.
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Comment #29376701
The persecution of religious minorities in Europe resulted in a very secular Europe—-because many of them fled—-and a very religious America, because that’s where they all went.
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Comment #29336910
That would be only temporary. Building more houses decreases prices like building more roads decreases traffic. It doesn’t. Humans are animals and, like any animal, will breed into…