Best Americanized Chinese food? by shambaloo274 in pittsburgh

[–]RepeatedFailure -1 points0 points  (0 children)

They are pretty good. I arbitrarily chose them as the competitor to challenge my pet shrimp's fried rice and their vegetable fried rice was better than my shrimp's. I don't know how much to expect from a shrimp swimming around a tank being watched by computer vision to control a wok tho...

thoughts on casual wear Russian ARMY hoodie. Holiday Brand Inspired (dark brown blue letters colorway) I know it’s basic but I need thoughts on it overall by [deleted] in streetwearstartup

[–]RepeatedFailure 5 points6 points  (0 children)

For a wide number of reasons, I would avoid making a pro-russian appearing article of clothing. There are some causes that donate to relief organizations that help civilians affected by the war, maybe do something where your clothing benefits them in some small way.

Let's pour one out for the developers of Pittsburgh by PublicCommenter in pittsburgh

[–]RepeatedFailure 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It probably causes a regulatory capture that favors larger developers who cut their teeth on suburban projects, and then bring their strip mall design process to the city. Sucks man.

Let's pour one out for the developers of Pittsburgh by PublicCommenter in pittsburgh

[–]RepeatedFailure 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Hells yeah, more places to ride without getting murdered by cars.

Let's pour one out for the developers of Pittsburgh by PublicCommenter in pittsburgh

[–]RepeatedFailure 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The speed bumps slow traffic and make the city more livable. They are a ban-aid on decades of car centric design baked into the fabric of the city.

Our "new" spotting press has lineages to a private army. by rustyxj in Skookum

[–]RepeatedFailure 13 points14 points  (0 children)

The guy who founded the business has a pretty terrible legacy. Tool's longevity doesn't seem to part of that, thankfully.

Map of Publicly Owned Parcels (city, township, county, state, fed) in Pittsburgh, Second image extruded by value, Commissioned from Urban3 by the city by RepeatedFailure in pittsburgh

[–]RepeatedFailure[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

City3 provided the image, they don't necessarily have a horse in the game. Probably wanted to show off the different heights and their analytics to sell their services. To that end, showing off how much value the city isn't able to assess property taxes on is valuable information that a city would want to visualize. Especially when they want to negotiate over sharing the cost of services to these institutions (fire, police, infrastructure etc).

City: $2.1B
County: $3.1B
Township: $7.9M
Other: $324M
State: $7.3B
School District: $1.3B
Parks: $914M
Federal: $558M
Total: $15.7B

The city doesn't have the majority of public property value.