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by typetypetype 8y ago
Isn't that iCloud? Or are you looking for an onsite backup?
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by typetypetype 8y ago
That random post is way off. I was curious and even if you only include buildings 10 stories and up, the average is under 20. And if you have ever been to the boroughs, you would know that there are many houses and buildings under 10 storie
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by typetypetype 8y ago
Where did you get that average floor count stat? That sounds very high except in parts of Manhattan.
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by typetypetype 8y ago
Great article, especially point #1 on innovation vs invention. Good stuff!
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by typetypetype 8y ago
Ask everyone you can if they feel the same and I bet you will see that what you feel is common.
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by typetypetype 8y ago
I believe that they are not meaningful across locations. Things like solar arrays and bathtubs have a similar cost around the country, but house prices can vary wildly.
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by typetypetype 8y ago
This is pretty meaningless without real dollar amounts.
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by typetypetype 8y ago
Very nice! One thing I always loved about Nintendo games is that you can usually just pop them in and start playing. No dragged out tutorials, setups, etc.
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by typetypetype 9y ago
Because atoms that come from a renewable resource that can be sourced locally are preferred over atoms from non-renewable resources that come from distant lands.
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by typetypetype 9y ago
Couldn't get past paywall, but it could be that Tim Cook is better at operations then whomever replaced him.
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by typetypetype 9y ago
I think you are underestimating how much of that socialization is supervised by adults (even passively), especially for younger kids.
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by typetypetype 9y ago
Well said!
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by typetypetype 9y ago
When I opened facebook this morning, I had almost 10 notifications. I would say 1, maybe 2 of them were related to an actual interaction.
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by typetypetype 9y ago
Resisting clean energy technologies in favor of coal and oil.
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by typetypetype 9y ago
> Indecision is a decision (and often the worst one). This is a great guiding philosophy!
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by typetypetype 9y ago
It's time to finally have an air passenger bill of rights as law!
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by typetypetype 9y ago
Tangential, but the quality and resolution of that image is incredible.
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by typetypetype 10y ago
Somewhere in the solution should be encouraging gap year(s) after high school.
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by typetypetype 10y ago
What's the point of an app? Generating high quality code or generating revenue? Until you hit intersections where revenue can be increased by changing code, the priority will always be on new or changed features.
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by typetypetype 10y ago
I'm trying to imagine all the fortunes that schools are giving up by keeping kids safe.
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by typetypetype 10y ago
Or had just been email exchanges.
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by typetypetype 10y ago
Tell her she should look at it as a way to beef up the "skills" part of her resume and also help her build a personal portfolio. She will not be handed a job upon finishing, but will have a better resume.
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by typetypetype 10y ago
Clearly have a full blown denier here, probably not worth the effort and stress.
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by typetypetype 10y ago
Because perhaps the inmates that saw the gas chambers did not get a chance to provide testimonials?
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by typetypetype 10y ago
Hmm, this smells a lot like Holocaust denial.
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by typetypetype 10y ago
100% agree with this. Not worth the hassle to do anything else.
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by typetypetype 10y ago
It's an interesting idea to treat educational loans like home loans, where the bank appraises the value of the home and sets loan limits accordingly.
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by typetypetype 10y ago
I would modify this to focus on degrees that don't directly lead to income streams that can support loan payoffs, but I agree with the overall sentiment.
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by typetypetype 10y ago
For what it's worth, this bill passed the house unanimously (aka veto proof).
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by typetypetype 10y ago
I do not do this and am not an expert by any means, but I would look into establishing residency in whichever non income tax state is easiest to do so. Then you just have to worry about federal taxes.

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