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housing pls

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Zoomer Alcibiades
Zoomer Alcibiades@HellenicVibes·
@allgarbled OK real answer you want to be able to feel the music in your body, which requires volume
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gabe@allgarbled·
the going to a concert and wearing earplugs thing is very funny. makes sense to protect your hearing but it is objectively very silly why don’t they just play the music at the correct volume?
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Crémieux
Crémieux@cremieuxrecueil·
Many political commentators take it for granted than manufacturing is the only route to high-paying blue collar jobs. Construction jobs are just as viable, and unlike manufacturing, there's no global competition. In fact, there's a major housing shortage!
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yes@oreos2002·
@transscribe just pass a law that says you’re replacing obamacare with the aca
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@AlexGodofsky @nominalthoughts violent crime should rightfully be a higher priority but yeah, could use some improvement there too
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Alex Godofsky@AlexGodofsky·
@nominalthoughts the very first thing I tried to buy in nyc today was behind locked glass and I had to find a store employee to open it
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Jason Harrison@nominalthoughts·
Although, one thing that pisses me off is that NYC genuinely is a low crime city with police everywhere you walk, yet nobody hammers this point home Maybe tout the success of your 8 million person, very liberal city that's contributed trillions to global GDP ffs
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yes@oreos2002·
@MattBruenig @mattyglesias then i don’t understand why electeds are turning to them at all. if you had a real priority you wanted to accomplish, why would you let them get in the way?
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@mattyglesias @MattBruenig many of the electeds have been there for years before this started though, haven’t they? why would they still be looking at those groups like authority figures?
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Benjamin@BenPWHamilton·
@Patrick_Wyman If we live in a mass media age then those people actually have way less cultural power than media, cultural and technocratic elites.
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Patrick Wyman
Patrick Wyman@Patrick_Wyman·
Not having to live in a political world that caters to third-generation car dealership owners, fast-food franchisees, construction-company heirs, and all the rest of the multimillionaires who make up the backbone of our local gentry would be nice.
J.Christopher Proctor@Jcproctor29

@Patrick_Wyman You just had an election without a Clinton, Bush or Biden. What more do you want?

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yes@oreos2002·
@jdcmedlock so pass it again. why not
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James Medlock
James Medlock@jdcmedlock·
People love proposing the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996 like it doesn’t already exist
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yes@oreos2002·
@dylanmatt ok, pass a bill doing it anyway. if it’s already the case then nothing will happen and no harm done, right?
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@mnolangray why don’t we at least make this a survey or something?
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Paul E Williams
Paul E Williams@PEWilliams_·
@ernietedeschi @mattyglesias The checks I get...but what else in ARP is even supposed to be particularly inflationary? Not every federal dollar has the same inflationary impact—SLFRF money spent on wastewater plant capital projects obv does not have the same impact as someone getting $600.
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Michael Caley
Michael Caley@MC_of_A·
we have to baseline this with Europe they ran a traditional slow-growth don't-overdo-it recovery that has cost the continent in terms of growth and productivity and they still had a massive inflation spike that voters hated because inflation was mostly an energy shock effect
Betsey Stevenson@BetseyStevenson

Economists are going to have to reckon with the fact that the public would have preferred a slower recovery with much higher unemployment, as long as prices had been stable.

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yes@oreos2002·
@boxcardavid literally how is this possible lmao
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David Hansen 🇺🇸 🇳🇿
Western engineers often have no exposure to the cheap CNC work being done in China. Your milling costs are China's margin
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Samuel Stone@SamWStone

@boxcardavid Stamping. Laser cut fan profile, then bent to shape. Either than or die cast/injection mold. I wouldn't be surprised if it was plastic with a shiny coating. Even at 1000 quantity, even in China, you're looking 100/part for cnc.

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yes@oreos2002·
@pachabelcanon if there’s supposedly tons of people smarter than him, where are their space companies
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francis@pachabelcanon·
I'm a centrist because I think that Elon Musk is dumber than what his fans say he is but genuinely smarter than what his detractors think
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yes@oreos2002·
@NickTagliaferro there’s an interesting asymmetry here. d cities- nyc, sf, etc- are highly visible. people nationwide know about their problems. but there are no r cities that big. when r cities/areas have problems, they’re less concentrated for reporters to focus on easily
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Victoria Buchanan
Victoria Buchanan@VictoriaFutures·
As a researcher, this graphic from the NYT stood out to me pre-election as a good representation of the vibe and emotional state of the nation. Lots to be unpacked here.
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Soledad Ursua
Soledad Ursua@SoledadUrsua·
@moseskagan Now you can’t evict a tenant in LA for substantial renovation with permission. They won’t have any work because LA City council is essentially turning property owners into slum lords
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Moses Kagan
Moses Kagan@moseskagan·
Believe me when I tell you: We were *not* getting emails like this '20-'23 (Nor were we getting drop-in visits from landscapers, etc., which are also happening pretty regularly now.)
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yes@oreos2002·
@WillBredderman this seems pretty standard for influencers. ‘new video in 3 days!’ ‘get ready for new vlog!’ ‘so hyped for tomorrow!’ etc etc youtuber candidate might be the future
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Will Bredderman
Will Bredderman@WillBredderman·
So maybe that’s what it takes to break through in the popular consciousness with something like infrastructure: just grinding, mind-numbing repetition, with absolutely constant adulatory events, so you’re on everybody’s TV and news feed seeming to accomplish something
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Will Bredderman@WillBredderman·
When Andrew Cuomo decided to make infrastructure his brand, he’d do 5-10 news hits announcing the same project. Any funding allocation, any physical or bureaucratic progress, was an occasion for a press conference, w/construction workers and contractors and local pols
Blake Allen@Blake_Allen13

10) Legitimate Democratic accomplishments under Biden never broke through to voters which is probably some mixture of voter apathy towards the Democratic policy suite & Democratic comms failures

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Conner Hafen
Conner Hafen@Conblob·
A lot of Biden’s policy choices (ARP, Afghanistan, labor) represented big shifts from prior Dem policymaking. It was an attempt to “learn from past mistakes” and tbh the real lesson is that voters are chronic liars, and you have to find what they’re lying the least about.
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