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xxxtentachyon
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Comment #40331454
That’s where I’m at. I wish my (hypothetical; future) kids could have the same church experience and community as I had, but I don’t know how I’d pull that without personally being…
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Comment #40330034
Oh dang this is a good take. I live on a city block that has no fewer than 300 people, but we have at least three options for third places depending on your criteria. If we had jus…
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Comment #40330019
When people talk about third spaces, they usually mean a place you can casually show up to at 6pm (with or without family members), take a seat, and maybe chat with some familiar f…
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Comment #35252559
If that's your use case, here's another game changer (one line bashrc change to make bash_history changes immediately, rather than upon shell exit, e.g. when you end your tmux sess…
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Comment #33009703
I’ve got ten years until mine starts adjusting, fingers crossed!
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Comment #32891220
Black-Scholes uses the heat equation, is that what you’re thinking of?
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Comment #32624794
I don’t subvocalize and haven’t for many years, but when I did (and more so now), the speed-limiting factor was never the time it took to read the word, but to comprehend what’s on…
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Comment #32205314
You could, however, functionally live on the transit system if it were free (or cheap enough, or fares unenforced), as we see in New York or Philadelphia. Granted, that’s a problem…
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Comment #31963493
That’s astounding. Are there similar figures available for other recent huge builders (e.g. China, both road infrastructure and dams etc)
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Comment #31963480
Most mortgages still get packaged and sold in the form of ABS or to Fannie and Freddie. I think you’d end up with an inability to package them unless you could convince the feds an…
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Comment #31660756
Tax policy also acts much more slowly for individuals. Beyond that, I don’t think this is US-specific issue. Are there any countries at the moment trying to address near-term infla…
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Comment #31211907
Can you say more about not being allowed on the internet? Why and how you think it affected you? It’s hard for me to fathom someone at age 12 in 2015 with a somewhat cosmopolitan b…
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Comment #31130807
He was one of my favorite professors (had him for CS238/AA238)! I still remember some of his project assignments fondly. I got a SISL shirt for being in the top three of the leader…
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Comment #31056775
The school is in a pretty dense area, less than 10 miles from NYC. If the cause were something that wasn’t unique to the building (such as proximity to a nuclear plant), I’d expect…
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Comment #30835246
Any recommendations for good podcasts in that vein?
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Comment #30825740
Yes, my phrasing was poor. I meant to say “any reform that does not go as far as same-day would be bad”
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Comment #30824198
You can settle as quickly as you want if you’re engaged directly with your counterparty. But yes, T+2 is wildly outdated and will likely move to T+1 in the next few years. Longer t…
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Comment #30742486
Yes it’s definitely less than ideal that New York was built without alleys or some other means to store large amounts of household trash besides the sidewalk, but I disagree (at le…
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Comment #30581289
I wish I lived in a country where WRXs were that popular!
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Comment #30519316
What do you suggest people do? Get on the phone with their congressperson and have them send in a bomber squadron? As far as immediate impact, reporting this in the hopes that it g…
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Comment #30420424
How are you planning on collecting data? Seems hard to be a detached trial aid when your dog is in pain…
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Comment #29506618
As you say, there are plenty in the Northeastern United States. I think the primary historical factors that separates cohesive, walkable towns in the US from more stereotypical Ame…
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Comment #28918803
What do you do, if I may ask? The only roles that I'd characterize as you describe are fixed income management and some actuarial roles