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by csa 1y ago
> why is it only the government who actually makes use of the hierarchical nature of DNS Search engine rankings.
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by csa 1y ago
> When it comes down to childhood abuse, I wonder how many people would opt for an AI parent if they were able to in the future. As someone who has done a lot of research on child and adult development, I think AI as it exists now probab
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by csa 1y ago
> But people always retort “of course ads work on you. Maybe it’s just in subtle ways!” No. They don’t always work. I provided a very clear example. The example you provided is a specific case for a specific type of ad as it relates to a
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by csa 1y ago
> I think you still need to be open to the product they are selling. Generally speaking, yes. That said, many people spend money or will spend money on things that aren’t for themselves. > I always buy soda in this order: Cherry Dr Pe
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by csa 1y ago
> papers from China have gone from sparse and poorly done imitations of western papers (~15-20 yrs ago), to innovative must reads if you want to stay on top of the field. Usually when I think of a new idea, it has already been done by so
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by csa 1y ago
> Ads work on you? A serious question. They ellicit so much immediate mental resistance on my side The ads that work on folks like you are almost certainly the ones that you don’t notice or maybe barely notice. This is fantastically diff
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by csa 2y ago
> Like the sibling comment, I don't understand the analogy. Ubiquitous (distribution) versus relatively limited (distribution).
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by csa 2y ago
> I've seen so many posts of $.30 per kwh or even more, as high as $.36. Iirc, my “off-peak ev rate” is $0.31 with PG&E. Chargers are at $0.35 for cheap ones, and $0.45-$0.55 is fairly typical. Note that when I got my car in 2
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by csa 2y ago
> How can you even remotely be sure of that given the results of the 2016 and 2024 elections? No one can be sure of anything, but the specific years you picked happen to have possibly two of the least electable candidates on the ballot.
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by csa 2y ago
> in a kangaroo court You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
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by csa 2y ago
> Would your citizen rights disappear and then you could have no way to defend your position? They would be delayed. They can/will detain you for made-up reasons if they want to. Simple example: https://www.nbcnews.com&#x
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by csa 2y ago
> Too many Americans believe the world would be screwed without the US and the USD, they can’t imagine trading being done in RMB or EUR, yet it is already happening. Most Americans who voted for this (and to some extent their representat
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by csa 2y ago
This is insanely detailed and (mostly) accurate. It’s a great guide for Chinese-focused foodies.
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by csa 2y ago
> The "I don't know"s in the article smack of bureaucratic ineffectiveness more than deliberate obsfuscation. I’m pretty sure it’s not either. In situations like this, it’s simply conflict avoidance and sticking to the res
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by csa 2y ago
> Tuition is around 21% of their revenue The bulk of that tuition is grad school tuition — MBA, law school, and all non-terminal master’s degrees being large contributors — plus exec ed. Undergraduate tuition is a small fraction of that.
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by csa 2y ago
> That's nice of you, but you owning the place means that somebody else cannot. If this “somebody else” has the capital, then they should build or buy. Obviously there is an issue of lack of purchasable land/units in certain de
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by csa 2y ago
> What value do you provide then? The main value add was capital to build the dwellings in the first place. If that capital didn’t exist, then the dwellings wouldn’t exist either. The fact that the ROI of that capital is extending to mul
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by csa 2y ago
> Beyond financial services, What does "the entire world" rely on US for anymore? Our market.
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by csa 2y ago
> that says more about the media they watch than it does about her According to my family member who notices such things (and is not MAGA or conservative), Trump controlled most streaming ads/narratives, while Harris had more of the
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by csa 2y ago
> Harris also promised to fix it, and had an actual plan for addressing housing, education, medical costs, and prices in general, but we are all now pretending like none of that was a part of her campaign. Part of that is because there w
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by csa 2y ago
> But that doesn't explain the massive drop in sales. New model y releasing in May. This may not explain all of the drop off, but I’m certain this refreshed model explains some of it.
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by csa 2y ago
As I mentioned, hazards are a physical button. I don’t know what the issue is. For the fans, usually they turn on automatically, but sometimes I have to turn them on by voice control. As I have said before, these are all things that are tri
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by csa 2y ago
> Serious question: do you expect to have to field questions about buying a car from Musk post-seig heil and DOGE? I live in a liberal part of California. No one has said anything to me about driving a Tesla, and I doubt anyone will. I k
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by csa 2y ago
> Why are they deprecating those features? I guess deprecation is in the eye of the beholder. I have a model y, probably got mostly the same updates, and I have found that the features seem improved. The exception might be FSD, for which
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by csa 2y ago
On Model Y: > the volume, the heating on each side of the car, the fans and the hazard light". Volume - scroll wheel Heating - voice or screen, screen can be top screen for most functions (it’s editable for most-used functions) Fans
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by csa 2y ago
> I'm assuming a human (paper author, journal editor, peer reviewer, etc) is reviewing the errors these tools are identifying. This made me laugh so hard that I was almost crying. For a specific journal, editor, or reviewer, maybe
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by csa 2y ago
> Windshield wipers, turn signal, heat? On my model y and (I think) the new model y releasing in May: 1. Physical controls (stalk button and scroll wheel) 2. Stalk 3. Voice or top level of screen, although the auto-temp is good for me 99
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by csa 2y ago
> The only thing Tesla has going for them is acceleration (if you pay!) Tesla base (no extra cost) acceleration is really good for anyone but speed junkies. I’ve had plenty of people (non-gear heads, non-speed junkies) white knuckle wh
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by csa 2y ago
> Americans will do anything but remove the cap on taxing income over $176k. Point taken, but just to be clear to folks who aren’t familiar with American taxes, this cap is only for “social security tax” and does not apply to federal inc
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by csa 2y ago
> You would have to address something they actually cared about. Maybe agreeableness?

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