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3y ago
Why do they put deer crossing signs on busy highways? It’s such a terrible place to suggest deer cross the road. Yes, that’s an example of a clear misunderstanding of what’s going on. The signs are not causing deer to cross, and neither is
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3y ago
It’s generally a good idea to look into events a tad more than just reading a headline before running around posting about them. This is especially true when the headline seems to confirm one’s beliefs about something. In fact, most of the
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3y ago
Try to reduce the single points of failure in mission critical areas of one’s life. Diversify one’s payment networks. Get a visa and Mastercard. Or Amex.
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3y ago
Welp the method that doesn’t slowly poison our environment or kill our parrots is less convenient, guess we have no choice but to layer on the forever Chemicals.
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3y ago
Don’t forget that the people who’ve convinced themselves the US government is bad so they look at China doing something far worse or far more extreme and try to argue it’s the same - it’s because of predictable cognitive biases that more se
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3y ago
It’s not just commute, I’d like an office but not my current employers office so I work from home. I would love to go into a decent office, except they cheaped out so much on the work equipment. The beige and drab decor is okay, it’s the w
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3y ago
I don’t remember when it was, many years ago but I believe it was during a presidential election cycle that cnn went with a painfully contrived holographic appearance of one of their anchors and spent a bunch of time hyping it up… it was po
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3y ago
I would say that the Citibank loan payment fiasco was mostly due to bad software design - which yes is mostly due to bad management priorities and validation. I don’t think most people look at that and say “that was pure user error, the sof
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3y ago
“ scientific community was focused on the danger to kids” Is that accurate? One of the main stated reasons for school closures was to prevent spread from kids to older household members and teachers.
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3y ago
Yeah the lane keeping for sure is bad because even if perfect there is a lot of real word situations where one needs to deviate from the center of the lane. So unless the vehicle is fully self driving to the level of an alert good driver, i
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3y ago
Name the car brand and model. Not all implementations are so bad, so it’s important to raise awareness of the bad ones.
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3y ago
Keep in mind that Not every car brand has the executional prowess of Tesla. As the others have mentioned I’ve never experienced phantom braking on my Subaru while driving. It hasn’t even done the object detected warning beeping when driving
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3y ago
That was not “the media’s” choice of wording in this thread so no hiding behind the nebulous “the media”.
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3y ago
Referring to normal Americans in this context as “protected communities” and in a way that’s very dismissive says a lot about insecurity and insular views.
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3y ago
Mpox showed signs of being a serious issue and did impact a significant number of people. No need to be dismissive. It’s not just like we were in year two of a global pandemic altering all the norms when that new mpox popped up is it?
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3y ago
The ccp pays visits to relatives who still reside in China - and sometimes those abroad - for behaviors of people who’ve emigrated out of China. Tiktok gives them easy insight on whose relatives need a visit. Second, it’s easy to find secre
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3y ago
“Sir, here’s your half of a cheese burger and your milkshake shot glass” - not a satiating option to deal with caloric density. And while it reduces the quantity of sugar, it doesn’t reduce its rapid absorption
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3y ago
I would hazard to guess many don’t have a choice due to the flexibility compared to a minimum wage job. Are they doing it out of “happiness” if a 9-5 is impossible to fit in their day?
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3y ago
Don’t forget taxes! <$12/hr And If they’re earning so little that taxes do not apply, chances are OUR tax money is instead funding things to help them get by so that gig companies can skirt labor laws.
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3y ago
Following the debt limit rule is clearly more illegal than following the budget. With following the debt limit, the president would essentially get sole discretion as to what programs to fund or cut. That would essentially take all power aw
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If an executive trying the product leads to revelations about many assumptions, doesn’t that actually mean the executive has failed at building a good management team and structure as the principle revelation? Although given that track reco
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3y ago
2016 decisively showed assange had a vendetta against the US and the Clintons in particular and didn’t actually care about democracy or human rights, or at best let his personal grievances completely override his supposed beliefs in those t
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3y ago
“Protesters” aka Jan 6 rioters and insurrectionists attempting to overthrow democracy by invading the capital.
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3y ago
Walked by a chase branch, they had some advertisement for a 4% cd. So Apparently the big banks are starting to feel the account drain. Also brokered cds from the likes of Wells Fargo and similar can be 5%. Big banks definitely are starting
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3y ago
Julian assange is a hypocritical scam artist - says a bunch of nice sounding words about democracy, abuse of power and war and yet his actions, speaking louder than words, increased all of those.
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3y ago
Ever blind taste taste it on food where it’s not visible?
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3y ago
With the apps the issue isn’t the ability of China to harvest data on someone at a kids sports events or what not or what basketball team they like. The issue is that for example with TikTok the American citizen/national with relatives
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3y ago
I think the notion is that the company has zero interest in the well being of the land because they have no ties to it. That does have some logic, similar to out of state landlords or corporate landlords milking a property for as much rent
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3y ago
Tesla as a brand is heavily associated with musk in a eta no other car company is associated with their owner/ceo. Musk is a reason I wouldn’t get a Tesla. There’s more than one reason but he is one of them.
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3y ago
Yes this doesn’t really make sense unless it would denature any toxins which doesn’t seem that likely and will do nothing for any pesticide or heavy metal contamination except possibly extract more.
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