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throwdour
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Comment #25338275
"An economic boom should not be a bad thing" You're right, but the reality is it has been a bad thing for many people. As long as they're being outmaneuvered by homeowners and land…
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Comment #25336627
Because if "tech elites" actually are leaving, then the increase in demand will have been proven to be transient Surely many developers would have made the bet anyway, at least in …
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Comment #25334830
That, I agree with. San Francisco should have built more housing to accommodate the growth. Though if people are leaving already, I can also see why developers might have been relu…
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Comment #25334671
Maybe it is a tough call, because the guy shitting on the sidewalk isn't living in your previous apartment at twice the price.
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Comment #25334503
I think many people prefer petty crime to tech elites. With the upward pressure on rents over the last 10 years, even having your bike stolen every few weeks is cheaper than gettin…
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Comment #25334342
If you're working on the content and the looks at the same time, and you don't 100% know where the project is going, it's helpful to consider them as a combined unit, so you can al…
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Comment #25281220
Isn't the real question "what are the odds of the lottery being random if this suspicious sequence comes up so soon "? I.e. given a specific sequence, how many weeks should you exp…
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Comment #25278469
It's strange that getting promoted is such a universal goal. Many or most people who start on the promotion ladder get stuck in the miserable middle. There's surprisingly little re…
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Comment #25278251
The incompetent leadership, contagious disease, and false beliefs described in the first paragraph are par for the course in human history. The author opened with a list of things …
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Comment #25246317
Many creative people got their first public attention on MySpace. Soundcloud never quite matched it. Facebook and Twitter are rat races. A re-run of MySpace, at scale, would be a b…
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Comment #25234835
I nearly got whiplash when the author moved the threshold from "giving a shit" to "deeply obsessed".
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Comment #25231569
Does Pocket work for Medium and/or Twitter? I'm not too concerned about indexing my entire base of knowledge, but I do often locally save a bunch of articles to maybe read on the w…
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