Benjamin NetanYolo

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Benjamin NetanYolo

@NetanYolo

software, fitness, freedom. amateur statistician

Salton Sea, CA Katılım Haziran 2023

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Benjamin NetanYolo@NetanYolo·5d

if the dems were smart they would rally behind matt mahan. CA is such a dumpster fire with so many low hanging fruit to address and mahan seems competent enough to get it done. Roll this into a 2032 election story and you have a real candidate with a proven track record.

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Benjamin NetanYolo@NetanYolo·8m

This is the advice you would give to fraudulent startups btw

@jason@Jason

Founders: take my advice... do not talk to the press, go direct and do long-form podcasts. Wired and the NYT are as biased as Fox News and MSNOW these days This is a function of their need to pander to one side to survive, be it through $ 3-a-month subs or rage-baiting ad-based stories. Attacking tech gets views (see Karen Swisher)... and views get advertisers (paradoxically, tech advertisers support the folks trashing tech! let that sink in!) Founders: If you talk to the NYT or WIRED, they will trash and misrepresent you 95% of the time in order to get more subscribers and page views It is what it is...

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Benjamin NetanYolo@NetanYolo·10m

Rubio/miller 2028?

RedWave Press@RedWavePress

TRUTH NUKE: Stephen Miller: “If you’re a Somali refugee living in Minnesota. You could lie about how many children you have. You could lie about what your immigration statuses. You could lie about your marital status. You could lie about childcare, you could lie about disability, you could lie about all these things and many more and nobody in the state of Minnesota would validate any of these facts before writing you a check.” “We at the federal government are simply sent a bill from the state of Minnesota for the cost of providing these services in the aggregate.”

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Benjamin NetanYolo@NetanYolo·2h

Signed, a boomer living in a quiet neighborhood that commutes by car

Jarrett Walker@humantransit

In most cities, the most cost-effective way to rapidly improve public transit is to improve the buses, in both quantity and quality. Trains are great but will never go everywhere that we need great public transit.

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Benjamin NetanYolo@NetanYolo·4h

This is so gay

Brian Allen@allenanalysis

Today’s final count: 7 million Americans. 3,000 cities. Every state. Philadelphia. Atlanta. Dallas. St. Paul. DC. San Francisco. 500,000 in London. Tel Aviv in the streets. A human banner on the Pacific Ocean spelling out: TRUMP MUST GO NOW. One of the largest single-day demonstrations in American history. The founders settled the kings question in 1776. America settled it again today. Never stop connecting the dots.

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Benjamin NetanYolo@NetanYolo·7h

Strange how the nicest parts of LA are all “suburban”…culver city, mar vista, beverly hills, burbank…

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Benjamin NetanYolo@NetanYolo·7h

What does this rhetoric even mean

Eric Swalwell@ericswalwell

Donald Trump is targeting me. He’s trying to influence the election. There is only one reason why: he’s scared. wapo.st/3O8dXOq

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Benjamin NetanYolo@NetanYolo·8h

@19th_c_Houston @constans Its funny that people like you want to shove infinite people into neighborhoods you dont live in

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Houston Lodging Project (NH=neighborhood)@19th_c_Houston·8h

@constans @NetanYolo It's funny how drivers cry the loudest about other people's cars and traffic.

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Benjamin NetanYolo@NetanYolo·10h

Most people do not want 15-20 oil leaking nissan altimas parked on their street thanks to the new multifamily development actually.

constans@constans

@drvictoriafox 4 plexes are fine and perfectly nice. I’m sorry if your delicate little princess eyes will be damaged if you see them, but that’s not my problem

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Benjamin NetanYolo@NetanYolo·8h

@constans Amazing how you refuse to acknowledge negative externalities of densifying neighborhoods

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constans@constans·8h

@NetanYolo We both both seem to acknowledge that cars disgusting and repulsive and being around them is the worse thing that can happen to you. So why do you live around them? Move to someplace where they aren’t needed so much

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Benjamin NetanYolo@NetanYolo·8h

@krazgreinetz Now do oxnard and ventura

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Kraz Greinetz@krazgreinetz·13h

This may also be why Santa Barbara has a GINI Coefficient equal to Zimbabwe

𝔐𝔲𝔰𝔦𝔠𝔞 𝔘𝔫𝔦𝔳𝔢𝔯𝔰𝔞𝔩𝔦𝔰@Musica11235

Why is Santa Barbara one of the prettiest cities in California? Answer: The zoning laws (Title 30) heavily emphasize preserving a "Spanish Colonial" aesthetic, prioritizing strict architectural design guidelines, height limits, and maintaining a Mediterranean, low-density feel.

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Benjamin NetanYolo@NetanYolo·9h

@emissionite @drvictoriafox Have you actually lived in LA though?

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Gianmatteo Costanza@emissionite·10h

@NetanYolo @drvictoriafox Let’s pull out all the stops until we have housing abundance to bring rents down to no more than 1/3 of median household incomes. Until then, let investors build housing wholeheartedly, as they have the knowledge and insight to invest where there is market demand.

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VFox@drvictoriafox·1d

I think people in LA have convinced themselves that the “housing shortage” is so dire, the only way to house people is by mowing down every single family home and replacing it with a 4-plex. This kind of deluded catastrophizing will only end with bad housing policies that make LA ugly and unlivable.

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Benjamin NetanYolo@NetanYolo·9h

@constans “If you care so much why dont you move” buddy thats why the suburbs exist and for some reason you still want to police this. Most people do not want a bunch of cars parked in the street of their neighborhood, not to mention most old city streets are really not wide enough

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constans@constans·10h

@NetanYolo They 4plex fan have parking or people can park on the street like everyone may do. If you hate cars so much, why do you live in a car-oriented neighborhood ?

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Benjamin NetanYolo@NetanYolo·9h

I dont get the “no kings “ protests from a strategy angle. Trump has 2years left on his second term, his “rule” his ending soon regardless. Why not use this energy to platform and raise awareness for the democratic candidate(s) they want in 2028/32?

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Benjamin NetanYolo@NetanYolo·10h

@emissionite @drvictoriafox Have you lived in LA? You really think further densifying the san fernando valley will magically solve the housing issues?

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Gianmatteo Costanza@emissionite·10h

@NetanYolo @drvictoriafox Do you understand that actual cities take 1% of Earth’s surface, and you can have an idealized homestead, or suburban and village life, or wildlife reserves, anywhere else?

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Benjamin NetanYolo@NetanYolo·10h

@emissionite @drvictoriafox Eject urbanists into the sun

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Gianmatteo Costanza@emissionite·13h

@drvictoriafox Let LA be a city. Cities are not made of single family homes.

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Benjamin NetanYolo@NetanYolo·10h

@mnolangray Its the inevitable ending for most content niches

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M. Nolan Gray 🥑@mnolangray·12h

I'd like to read a cultural history of how the Wall Street Bets/Apes phenomenon went from being an actually somewhat interesting Millennial/Zoomer anti-Wall Street decentralized protest to basically being Boomer-tier conservative talk radio.

Wall Street Apes@WallStreetApes

Santa Monica Place Mall used to be one of the most popular and busiest malls in Santa Monica, California It is only 2 blocks from the water Now because of Gavin Newsom and California Democrat policies it looks like this… Empty, a ghost town, stores all closed. Sad

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Benjamin NetanYolo@NetanYolo·12h

I think it boils down to desire to maintain status quo. Cheap labor, cheap food, etc

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Benjamin NetanYolo@NetanYolo·12h

My boomer retired parents do this shit. Ive tried to explain to them how immigration (both “legal” and illegal) and DEI policies, both pillars of leftist policy for the past decade, have negatively impacted my life on numerous tangible economic fronts

The Bulwark@BulwarkOnline

The Villages retirement community in Florida have turned out in huge numbers for No Kings. William Steiner, our Villages correspondent, says that the turnout is twice as big as last year's.

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