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kevinliang
8y ago
Hey, you're an awesome person for fighting against your financial interests in favor of members of your generation. Don't let other people bring you down on that!
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kevinliang
8y ago
I just wanted to post here that I read and acknowledge your claims. I would like to respectfully agree to disagree as I don't think this conversation is going to convince either one of us what we currently believe.
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kevinliang
8y ago
I'm very glad people like you 2 exist because I too would love cheaper rents along with welcoming a more diverse crowd outside of tech. I am also a homeowner and would vote in favor for building more complexes to lower rent for people
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kevinliang
8y ago
That proposition exists as a protection from homeowners being screwed by the government being unfair about the value of their land. Yes I agree many homeowners are paying less taxes than what the land is actually worth, but hey, does proper
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kevinliang
8y ago
I think when a ton of people move into a place you call home all at once, you can't blame people for being upset about their habitat right? Anti-immigration sentiment at the national level is just Trump enforcing our current immigrati
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kevinliang
8y ago
Yes I think you are right that one reason for this is homeowners want their property to continue to skyrocket. But really, can you blame them for that? If you were a homeowner wouldn't you rather have your house worth more? The second
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kevinliang
8y ago
If you were a resident before everybody started moving in, wouldn't you want to have a say to how the land is used in the city you own property in? Playing devil's advocate, a lot of SF natives didn't want tech to be here in
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kevinliang
8y ago
How is that different from the property taxes homeowners pay today?
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kevinliang
9y ago
I don't mean to sound arrogant in any way but just to let you know these questions are way too easy. It's usually better to ask more open ended questions instead of it sounding like a quiz on JavaScript fundamentals
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kevinliang
10y ago
The dance was rehearsed ahead of time and the torches get lit via infrared sensors. (I magically discovered the infrared when I was pressing my TV remote and it just lit up).
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kevinliang
10y ago
Cool idea, but doesn't seem very practical. I also don't think people carry dry-erase markers with them
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kevinliang
10y ago
am i the only one who thinks the iphone 6s images look better?
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kevinliang
10y ago
readability is always more important. The "magic" is just a sign of bad code or code that is too heavily abstracted. why have everybody learn this so called magic when you can be more explicit? this is all religious programming vi
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kevinliang
10y ago
LOL! good one!
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Lever (YC S12) raises $10M to make hiring awesome
(blog.lever.co)
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kevinliang
12y ago
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kevinliang
12y ago
Pretty sure nobody actually likes to use jobvite. Feels like it's a tool they have to use and I think Lever is trying to change that feel.
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Why it is not a good idea to have everybody become software engineers
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kevinliang
13y ago
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kevinliang
14y ago
Pretty useful. Finally I can just send them 1 text w/ my location instead of them reaching out to me all the time of my eta.