poor people voted for cuomo

sometimes I ask it if it's sure it completely changes its mind. you have to really scrutinize the response. this is to say it's not very reliable.

From my experience same like wiki - good place to start your research path, but not best to end it.

house starts are increasing

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/HOUST

i wouldn't expect this to level out or even decrease without a drop in prices, but what do i know

but they aren't in that process, they haven't even started it

They have for their sub-orbital rockets. Everyone's gotta start somewhere, right?

seems like their coin got pumped by this news,

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/hedera-hashgraph/

interesting marketing move?

just off the top of my head, https://database.lichess.org/ has a larger gameplay dataset than what you're claiming

This looks really cool and haven't seen this before - thanks for sharing. I've updated the description on Kaggle.

what does buying power mean? like, you're able to buy some house on your not 1% salary in your rural area, and a person on a 1% salary in nyc/sf could not buy an equivalently nice house?

"buying power. the ability to purchase goods and services" (https://www.dictionary.com/browse/buying-power)

So yes. With a lower salary in a specific area, I can probably buy the same goods and services as someone with a higher salary in a different area.

Luckily the gains from tripling compensation usually far outstrip the losses from tripling living costs and taxes.

Yeah... there's so many obvious counterpoints to everyone's knee-jerk "well you also upped your living costs!" reaction.

Number 1 is relevant for many many people: Any pre-existing loan. Student loans, car loans, etc. It won't change, and you'll have more money to pay it off.

On the same thought train, while cars sell for different prices in different places, they do not double or triple. Not even close.