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Does it? I thought it was pretty much a given that landlords had to provide 24 hours written notice, excepting emergency.

Ah, so it’s a vague unsupported aphorism that purports to explain something unmeasurable?

Just because something is pithy, doesn’t mean it’s true.

This mirrors a lot of rhetoric that you might but want it to.

I think most of the cost is because of the personal and inventory risk that everyone involved carries. With 100x markup, seizures at borders aren’t as big a deal.

And there are lots of people involved, each one adds markup.

That doesn’t say anything about a Uber style bake sale lose money on every order scheme. PTAs accept donations.

I agree with your overall premise, there was no need to make up a story around it.

It could be private funding that makes up the difference. Or that money is spent elsewhere (maybe more counseling, meals, etc)

Looking at the conditions externally should not be enough to contradict data, assuming the data exists ave is accurate (I didn’t check).

Wanted to call out that this would probably require most of us to never have existed. Specialization is more efficient at the macro level; this efficiency is why there are 7b humans instead of many fewer.

Except you aren’t proposing that 12% be the result of a negotiation, you are suggesting it’s a fair number to be imposed by force of law.

How many LBOs happen each year in the US? I would guess somewhere around a hundred. So dozens of success stories per year might be really good, compared to similarly distressed companies that did not get the LBO.

- Bayesian interpretation would use what we do know about viruses in general, coronavirus specifically, anD sars/Mers as the prior.

Has anyone here done the research that we can use as a reasonable prior? My assumption was those diseases all produce long lasting antibodies.

Let’s hold off on the idea that the California government is going to fade into nothing. From the linked article:

“However, the report concludes that the projected deficit as a percent of general fund spending “is modestly smaller than the budget deficits faced by the state in 2003 and in 2009,”

Also, I suspect there are a lot of Californians right now who trust their state leadership a more than federal leadership. (I am one of those people.)

How do you define “worked”, though? Was each advertising dollar the most effective way for that company to spend that dollar? Or was it just ROI positive?

Most people consider the latter, because it’s hard to accept that the spend needs to compete with every other way of spending that money, not with other ad media.

I suspect more SQL is written to support analytics than online systems. Locking and concurrency are used in a specific type of application, namely oltp.

I learned how much when I joined a big tech company. The devs don’t write sql unless processing logs in the warehouse. But everyone from PM to support to data science and marketing all write sql.