littlexsparkee

For what it's worth, they are still popular in my library system - I request new titles from O'Reilly and Manning and see titles from other niches than mine so there's definitely folks …

Somehow it's taken as given that rent goes up - SF took 6 years to recover its 2020 rent, other cities saw a dip during COVID too. Similar thing took place during the dotcom crash.

https://archive.ph/gYyL2

NYT piece by same authors: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48281530

https://archive.ph/Fa2V6

The primary threat is expansion of existing diseases. I wouldn't discount the temperature change so readily, one of the mechanisms was increased precipitation (as they noted in the case of Valley…

If you're quick to hit the play button (it briefly says 'Listen' on page load) with page inspect open, you can get the audio link in the network tab.

https://archive.ph/LtJTs

https://archive.ph/DbcqV

Probably low karma, there are some posts with similar issues if you search your error verbatim

I believe they're referring to the quote showing up on 50 and 51 but that appears to be intentional (transition adds question below)

the problem, as i understand it, is that an el nino will ratchet up the temperature and push us past the 1.5c threshold significantly https://e360.yale.edu/digest/super-el-nino-cl…

goated post-rock reference

I'm as big a doomer (realist?) as they come but I think the framing is misleading here - deaths due to natural disasters have gone down due to planning, infastructure, coordination, better warnin…