fourmyle

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by fourmyle 6y ago
Thats a good point thanks
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by fourmyle 6y ago
I find people who have never actually worked remotely before are all jazzed going full time remote. People who have done it before, like myself, will tell them it's not for everyone and has some downsides. Once people realize they ca
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by fourmyle 6y ago
Most of what people talk about is going on a snowboarding trip while getting paid to "WFH" not the day to day reality of it.
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by fourmyle 6y ago
The rate of budget increase increased dramatically without an increase in revenue.
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by fourmyle 6y ago
IMO increased spending that requires a state that has no income tax to add one.
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by fourmyle 6y ago
The numbers were listed in the next sentence.
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by fourmyle 6y ago
Definitely true, also the anything near 16th Street Mission Bart is out of control. There are definitely nice parts of SF, usually on a hill, but the bad parts are BAD.
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by fourmyle 6y ago
I think I heard Pioneer Square is bad, just walked there the other day and it's not anything like SFs bad areas. There could just be better options for homeless during the shutdown here than SF though. I will reserve full judgement u
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by fourmyle 6y ago
I agree with this take but it's not going to be great for the SF devs that bought houses they can't afford.
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by fourmyle 6y ago
Because they get paid $300k/year.
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by fourmyle 6y ago
Agree, I am also from the midwest and don't get the superiority complex.
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by fourmyle 6y ago
It might just be the current situation but I have seen maybe 4 homeless in 3 weeks in my day to day and I take a lot of walks. Could just be looking in the wrong spots but there were literally 20 tents on my block near Bart in the Mission s
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by fourmyle 6y ago
People are going to change their tune once the paycuts start coming. There is no reason to pay SF money to someone living in the Midwest. $80k a year is comfortable most places. I hope remote first people like the suburbs and country becaus
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by fourmyle 6y ago
Salaries will almost certainly be cut. If you can go 100% remote someone in the Midwest can do your job on $80k/year. All the places you listed are still expensive and if you are remote you don’t need to live there.
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by fourmyle 6y ago
SF anywhere near Market or Mission is a 3rd world country. I just moved to Seattle. The QoL difference is striking.
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by fourmyle 6y ago
Gonna be great when you get a pay cut according to your new housing costs.
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by fourmyle 6y ago
Yep, most people can’t be as productive remote despite believing they can and bosses want to see their people in the office.
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by fourmyle 6y ago
Getting sued because you happened to be in same restaurant as someone who got covid.
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by fourmyle 6y ago
I can’t even imagine the levels of civil disobedience in America if a track and trace program is mandated. WA state, left leaning, already proposed track and trace to go to restaurants and already walked it back after pressure. People are s
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by fourmyle 6y ago
My parents put up grandma with Dementia in PA for about $50k a year in nice place. Are you drawing figures from movie star nursing homes in LA or something? Do you think the average American just puts a bullet in their head after 70? The ho
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by fourmyle 6y ago
$100k/yr savings over 10 years is $1M. Were you assuming someone would blow the money?
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by fourmyle 6y ago
Health care is about $500 a month for someone in their 30s in the USA who is healthy. That doesn’t make up $125k.
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by fourmyle 6y ago
Did the news about the death counts flattening and missing projections by a lot today bum you out? I can’t imagine having my identity so wrapped in Trump losing the election that I would be hoping for hundreds of thousand dead and the failu
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by fourmyle 6y ago
None of your ad hominem counters the articles the other poster found.
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by fourmyle 6y ago
So you don't think travel from China should have been shutdown until later?
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by fourmyle 6y ago
I'm sure you read all the articles in 5 minutes but either way the mental gymnastics you are going through to get around the headlines reading "How our brains make coronavirus seem scarier than it is" etc is truly impressive.
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by fourmyle 6y ago
Looks someone else already found a few great examples.
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by fourmyle 6y ago
It's worth pointing out that Trump gave this order the day after or during the impeachment trial when it was risky for him to do so. edit: None of this matters though because orange man bad.
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by fourmyle 6y ago
You can look on Youtube yourself and see countless examples o MSNBC and CNN criticizing the travel ban on China because the virus wasn't any more dangerous than the flu.
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by fourmyle 6y ago
Agree, I am saying rural America controls the food supply and is armed.

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