IllIlIIllI

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by IllIlIIllI 2y ago
Maybe only 27 inherited large fortunes, but many more started at a much more privileged position than anyone in the rooms Paul is talking to. Maybe they're not from billionaire families, but almost all of them come from families the to
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by IllIlIIllI 3y ago
It's a real "you hate traffic without realizing that you _are_ traffic" situation.
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by IllIlIIllI 3y ago
The answer is probably just a lot (most?) people don't sweat as much as you do. It's a solution that works for many but not all. There's also a huge uptake for ebikes, which remove a lot of the exertion component. As an aside
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by IllIlIIllI 3y ago
This would make more sense if people didn't need to work to continue living. As it stands, if people get into a dire enough situation they will be forced to take work on whatever terms the company wants to offer. The reason these law
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by IllIlIIllI 3y ago
Moreso that you should be mad at Uber for not following the law, not the state for trying to enforce its laws.
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by IllIlIIllI 3y ago
Have the lawsuits/regulation been anything that taxi companies didn't also have to deal with when they had a monopoly though? I don't really see it as disrupting the system if you just don't pay the taxes or follow the r
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by IllIlIIllI 3y ago
This would make more sense if a $15/hour wage was something out of step with historical wages. It's a big jump right now, but historically it's not out of step with previous periods. What were average wages at taxi companies
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by IllIlIIllI 6y ago
> I've tried GitPod (VSCode based) recently and found it very stable and useful. Maybe I'll go with that. Then you've tried Theia, it seems: https://www.gitpod.io/docs/ide/