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@gldivittorio 1. Needs some infrastructure to get started
2. Needs a small labor force to operate
3. The small-> midsized towns are the flat empty highway accessible land with backlash from a few local residents with little power
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One thing I don't get about data centers— there is sooo much flat, empty, highway accessible land in the US that might require some additional infrastructure but would face far less backlash. Why are these AI companies always trying to build LexCorp in quaint midsize towns?
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@the_UrbanWolf @JohnMHawk I think the real question is what degree of assistance will the city provide whenever they do need to remove vagrants from the restrooms who are now making the customers of the business uncomfortable
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@JohnMHawk Being a drug addict isn't illegal , at least not in general
Not complying with posted rules would give business ample room to trespass an individual (they can kick anyone out for any reason as it is)
No, enforcing the rules IS REQUIRED
So, again, which rule is broken?
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Instead of building $300k public bathrooms, cities could pay small businesses $20k per year to offer public bathrooms , on condition they post the sign and clean them 1x per hour and enforce the rules.
I think lots of businesses would take money to pay themselves to clean.
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It’s because LA isn’t urbanized enough, every street feels like a back alley because everyone’s in cars. Cops are finite, you can’t budget your way out of a scale issue
Tru@disc_catcher
I just dont understand the logic of > LAPD has highest budget ever > people feel unsafe on the streets > give them more money??????
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If I had to pick between Trader Joe’s and Northgate I fear I would pick the northgate
Y Disassembler@loomdoop
@Sk8Couch It's basically the inverse of Northgate Gonzalez Market
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I’m used to sequoias so I was not expecting this sucker to be so thin
Bulvar Medya@Bulvarpress
Afrika’da bir adam, evinin yapımında kullanacağı 1500 yıllık devasa baobab ağacını kestiği anları paylaştı
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Defending WW2 Japan is wild af
Saying an military attack is appropriate recourse to an embargo is another wild af thought
Naz@nazbowling102
@ConspiracyBull1 An embargo is an act of war, just say you support America declaring war on Japan
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@PotatoMcWhiskey “If you remove the brain from a person then you save on calories that the body was earning on its own anyways”
The “boss” generally is an employee too and has a task to do which is steer the ship that is the business. This on top of usually being the primary investor
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Basically immediately because under socialist/communist theory the concept of a bosses "profits" are secured only by paying their workers less than the value they produced. You could delete boss and profit, then lower prices and have cheaper burgers for everyone
Carl@HistoryBoomer
You start a burger joint: Boomer Burgers. You hire 10 people to run it, and it makes money. Ok? You branch out and build 2 more joints. You make more money. You keep building new BBs. Dozens. Hundreds. Thousands. At what point does the money you're making become "unearned"?
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@robin_faraj If an Apple Watch doesn’t appeal to you then Apple will not be making a device that serves this niche
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Genuinely the one thing Americans are most reactionary over
Coinvo@Coinvo
🇺🇸 PRESIDENT TRUMP: "If gas prices continue to rise, then let it rise. I'm not bothered."
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@vivian39_ We’ve evolved along side dogs and cats as companions rather than food, it’s not particularly fair to ignore thousands of years of evolutionary companionship
I think if the latter was true then i could more easily have sympathy, yet my heart is cold to this plight
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The only veganism argument I support is the climate angle. Animal welfare is eh
vivian@vivian39_
“cow only” is a better rule than traditional lacto-ovo vegetarianism
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@vivian39_ I personally don’t consider the suffering of non human life outside dogs and cats but just due to our historical linkage
I admit it’s not logically consistent but I just can’t get myself to care about the QOL of a chicken tbh
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$350 for a Switch 2 Lite the size of a Switch OLED is the move in 2027, Nintendo lock in
Stealth@Stealth40k
Nintendo announced Switch 2 will be receiving a price increase: US - $499.99 ($50 increase) Canada - $679.99 ($50 increase) Europe - €499.99 (€30 increase) This change goes into effect on September 1st.
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Also I'm GenZ who was in HS during the lockdown are all anxious and kinda weird now
lexy ౨ৎ❀˖°@lexbaudelairee
yall liked the lockdown because the freeways was empty and half of yall didn’t have to work but are we not fucking forgetting about all the people who died and all the businesses that fucking failed during it like I’m so confused
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@vivian39_ True but water is a very farming specific issue, though in the same vein I'd prefer we solve the coal/gas issue before we handle the cow methane issue
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@vivian39_ I live in CA so the water angle from alfalfa farming effects me in a larger way so the climate angle is much more effective on me.
I'm fairly anthropocentric so while I would prefer the animals didn't suffer it's not high on my worry list.
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@yhdistyminen @thechosenberg I think a land value tax would incentivee making sure you have paying tenants since that rent is needed to cover the taxes
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@thechosenberg Land value tax would solve this
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Rest of the world: *on fire*
NYC Mamdani subplot:
Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani@NYCMayor
I joined NY’s Cutest on the Bergen Bike Bus that they ride to school every Wednesday, rain or shine. We’re adding bike boulevards and more pedestrian space on Bergen and Dean Street, from Court Street to East New York Ave. It was a wonderful kind of day.
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Just once I would like to see someone who says "housing is a human right" take it to its logical conclusion that zoning laws preventing housing being built must therefore be a violation of human rights
Rev. Rae Huang@raeforla
Housing is a human right. No one in this city should have to worry about losing their home or end up on the streets due to systemic issues. Homelessness and the housing crisis are not two different problems, they are two sides of the same coin. And they have the same solution – permanent affordable housing. Trickle down economics is a fallacy. The market cannot provide affordable housing. Prices are only going up, driving people into homelessness, or out of the city entirely. Rae will build social housing on public lands and speed up housing production citywide, cutting red tape while keeping in place tenant and homeowner protections to ensure that people are able to keep their homes. Rae will streamline the city’s housing strategy, creating a Mayor’s Office of Housing For All to consolidate these different departments under one roof, with a public dashboard to track progress and hold us accountable. Read more on her housing policy platform on our website! (raeforla.com) 🌞🔗
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