Re:Interview with Charlie Munger on Controversial UCSB Dorm
by klyrs on Saturday November 06, 2021 @12:21PM
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Everywhere I've looked, it appears that California building codes require that bedrooms have windows, but that never seems to come up in these discussions. Are you familiar with the area? Would this building even be legal, or is there a loophole for student housing or something?
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Re:Interview with Charlie Munger on Controversial UCSB Dorm
by Kaibeezy on Saturday November 06, 2021 @12:28PM
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The article mentions that UCSB essentially runs its own separate building department. Guess what, that department answers to the same idiot who decides whether to accept billion $ gifts from other idiots. Et voilà!
Re:Interview with Charlie Munger on Controversial UCSB Dorm
by fastaguy88 on Saturday November 06, 2021 @02:18PM
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In general, commercial and institutional buildings do not have to meet the same building codes as private residences. Try to find an outlet in a hospital room the next time you visit a sick friend. None of this one outlet on every wall and every 8 ft.