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Comment #31911311
> Sadly, I personally can't see how this remains to be the case any longer... RBR with Newey or Dall'Igna with Ducati have been in championship dry-spells for a really long time (l…
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Comment #31850956
It's a case of the relatively spread out development pattern and associated wide rights of way being advantageous. Minneapolis can tack on fairly substantial bike infrastructure wi…
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Comment #18826777
> Do people really spend that much more time outside than I do? Am I some sort of sky-avoiding freak? Haha, have you noticed how half of the cars suddenly have ski racks as of the …
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Comment #18059114
Your point is valid but the person you replied to was specifically asking about Boston. I admittedly don’t know a lot about the public transit infrastructure in Boston but I have a…
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Comment #16389452
Isn't the whole point of a space telescope so that you don't need adaptive optics? Or are you making a joke?
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Comment #16202334
I think it's ridiculous that the author poses the question of why anyone would want to live there and then immediately waves it off with "it's a whole other story". So, thanks for …
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Comment #16103927
Could you clarify why those things are mutually exclusive? And to be clear: I don't know how to feel about Bitcoin and the attention it has received lately.
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Comment #15795029
I'm certain there's some compelling argument to made about Amazon abusing its market position but this isn't it. You say "Prime has been proven to be losing money the more a custom…
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Comment #15502482
I'm not going to engage with you beyond this but that doesn't even make sense given that the US makes up ~4-5% of the world population.
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Comment #15502368
Ignoring your completely made up percentiles and the fact that you're a right-wing troll, poor people in the US get to call themselves poor because they face real problems where th…
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Comment #15419842
What kind of psychopath-filled nightmare land do you live in?
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Comment #15389617
This is extremely misleading. The pro-status quo party boycotted the referendum. I'm relatively ignorant of the political situation in PR but it's obvious that this isn't a situati…
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Comment #15260701
If you live in the US that can't be true. The Interstate Highway System, state highways, etc. are government funded infrastructure that isn't funded locally. The mortgage market is…
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Comment #15001687
This is getting very off topic, but I think that's a terrible basis for disregarding the ethical argument against eating meat. Why is it "species-ist" to think that mammals and oth…
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Comment #14994982
It seems like it's assuming that you're starting on the freeway already... totally ignoring the 30+ minutes it takes to get onto I-5
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Comment #14824120
Yes, it did? Boulder seems like a nice enough place to live. I was pointing out how preposterous it is to claim that the Bay Area is a "cultureless void" because of tech bros and l…
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Comment #14821434
Portland, LA, and Boulder all have the problems you listed... Also the idea that Boulder has some kind of culture that the Bay Area doesn't is laughable. Disregarding that only 100…
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Comment #14785542
Germany's aversion to credit cards is somewhat cultural, isn't it? Datenschutz, Datensicherheit, etc.
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Comment #14679153
6-7 hours can't possibly be correct, that's how long it takes driving.
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Comment #14679126
Not really true, pretty much every intra-regional trip would be well served by high speed rail. Seattle-Portland, Charlotte-Atlanta, Minneapolis-Chicago, etc. All of these trips ar…
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Comment #14675500
> Due to the risk, I naturally didn't try to get a date with anyone when I was in leadership positions... despite much, much temptation since they were impressive inside & out. Whe…
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Comment #14655087
I don't know, overoptimistic real estate developers? My point is just that asserting that rents in SF are increasing because they are trying to reach some kind of equilibrium with …
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Comment #14654805
This seems like kind of an absurd oversimplification. Maybe what you're saying is true over geologic timescales but if SF suddenly had a large amount of vacant housing, rents would…
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Comment #14612903
P = NP is interesting precisely because of what you're saying: it feels trivially obvious that they aren't equal but no one can actually prove it... which sort of implies that it's…