Things a mother keeps: a rather stiff response from #MiltonFriedman to a letter 14 year old me cheekily wrote to him in 1978 on California’s tax cutting #Prop13. She even kept the text of my complaint.
@dissolveriol @IanJJamison This Sherman?
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I couldn't find anything either but Jennifer Areglander, who's listed on the neighborhood profile page, was speaking as representing the neighborhood association when there was a development proposal at Oscar Meyer
@econ_inclined @jacobwharris @mckenzie_sohan@yimbyalliance That's just the major incidents, you should also include catastrophic incidents, which would still only be one life saved every two years. The likelihood of a catastrophic inicident is 1 in a million per year, which is roughly = to the l'hood you're struck by lightning this year
@laurel_noack Funny when Musk bought the site that he said he would get rid of bots and now 50% of replies are either forementioned demons or ⸬L⸬I⸬N⸬K⸬I⸬N⸬B⸬I⸬O⸬
@erik_paulson@steveruizok From there you're just a simple `source ~/PythonEnvironmentWithEveryLibraryIveEverUsedInstalled/bin/activate` away from coding!
@jjoyce@theRealZenz Do you have a copy of the article? MifP has been looking to highlight contentious developments that turned out good in our newsletter. Previously we talked about Sequoya Commons and all the hoopla over that
@Eric_Erins There was a big fight a few years ago to preserve it's lake view by capping surrounding buildings to 3 stories (it doesn't really have a lake view anymore)
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As promised, ways to support housing in Madison, and potentially get an awesome t-shirt!
We've created template letters for two projects in Madison.
Here's what you need to do 👇
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@jjoyce I talked to an older guy at the dog park who converted his bike to an e-bike. Was just a normal guy, and when normal people are not just interested but excited about something, you know it's taking off. Who cares if it's a real bike, e-bikes are awesome!
@NateLeggitt Housing prices went up significantly higher than they should have, and many people moving there for work just move to nearby towns with longer commutes, which is worse for the environment!
@NateLeggitt It's especially interesting because Boulder did try and turn off growth with an urban boundary and basically no infill. The results were pretty bad...
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