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Comment #18026781
You think all or even most of your friends and colleagues are still going to live in the Bay Area in a few decades? :( Sorry, that ain't gonna happen. And it doesn't take decades t…
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Comment #18020313
I don't think you're going to be able to attribute that to Bay Area compensation. Urbanization in general: yes. Bay Area? No.
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Comment #18018478
This might be a problem for one or two of the top areas, but there are not enough Bay Area emigres to materially move the needle in the vast majority of non-Bay Area localities.
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Comment #18018271
It's not pointless from the perspective of any given engineer. If a given engineer is willing to accept a lower relative quality of life in the Bay Area, the absolute amount they s…
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Comment #18015998
Our family just uses a Google Photos album where we put pictures of ourselves and our son. We send the link to people who might be interested, and then they get notifications when …
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Comment #18015745
> This underlying misapprehension is at the root of the self-driving car hubris. I will basically guarantee you that no one working on self-driving cars thinks human perception is …
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Comment #17981383
My claim is not about what makes sense. My claim is about actual reality. People in general care more when powerful employees resign. It would be a huge deal if Sundar resigned ove…
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Comment #17980762
It is a much bigger deal if a VP or a CEO resigns over something than if a janitor does, even if they do so for the same reason.
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Comment #17979269
The citizens might be idiots, or the human social system might be so broken such that no matter who you vote for they are game-theoretically forced to behave this way. Whatever the…
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Comment #17978842
No need to guess. You can look at the treatment Jack and Sheryl received. A bunch of ignorant, annoyed blowhards basically talked at them for a few hours, accomplishing nothing and…
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Comment #17971967
I'm sure it's a little bit of both, right? If 99% of Gmail users had voluntarily migrated to Inbox, I'm quite certain it would not be getting shut down. That doesn't preclude that …
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Comment #17971449
Same reason I don't pay extra money to the treasury even though I think my tax rates should be raised.
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Comment #17970514
They're identical to dictionaries/hash tables in pretty much any language, unless I'm missing something. Besides C, every language I've worked in comes with one of these things bui…
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Comment #17968802
It's true that Arnold is quite a specimen. And on Reddit there was recently a video of a ninety year old man deadlifting 400lb. https://www.facebook.com/SPORTbible/videos/113149967…
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Comment #17968776
To be fair, the legs of healthy people who perform the same type of exercise do tend to have very similar shapes.
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Comment #17968466
They could easily couch the statement in such a way that they would appear blameless, if they really wanted to make a positive statement. E.g. "We recognize the critical contributi…
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Comment #17968437
I read the articles as well, and this commenter is right that, on their face, they don't seem like they would apply to a site like Google News. That said, everyone, including Googl…
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Comment #17968194
I think it may be true that they may suffer the law better than their competitors. But I think if it was likely that they would benefit absolutely, they'd be in favor of the law, o…
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Comment #17968138
Do you have any statements or signaling you can link to from either of these companies to suggest they are in favor of this law? I know Google, for example, has fought strongly aga…
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Comment #17954728
Right. But I'd wager that index fund investors are more interested in profits than GDP, at least as it relates to their investments and the proposition at the top of this thread th…
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Comment #17954338
I guess my thing is more of a reaction against paternalism and the infantilization of the public. I do think there need to be much more in the way of bank regulations. I don't thin…
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Comment #17954263
Y'all keep trying to explain the morality of what the banks and lenders did to me like I don't already know. I know. It's not good. That's irrelevant to the question of whether the…
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Comment #17954213
According to this article [1], public firms account for about 80% of the pre-tax profit in the private sector. That's probably enough, given that public and private company returns…
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Comment #17954106
Yes, the banks were part of the cause. That is not in dispute, as you can see by reading my previous comments. But they would not have been able to commit their fraud without the a…
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Comment #17954077
If Joe Sixpack owned for twenty years, he was not underwater after the crisis. He might not be in as good of a shape as he was at the top, and I can understand how that would be di…