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by tzs 9mo ago
> Let's assume Norway would have the exact same system and parties like Romania. Do you think Norwegians would have been swayed by a an online ad campaign to vote a Russian puppet off tiktok to the last round? > Maybe the educati
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by tzs 9mo ago
What makes you think the first menu is one of the most used menus?
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by tzs 9mo ago
That only worked though because Romania is using a voting method for President that is completely terrible for countries that have several viable political parties. They use a two-round system to elect their President that works like this:
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by tzs 9mo ago
> Actually there's a whole bunch of mathematics which I find useful as an engineer because it tells me that the perfection I have vaguely imagined I could reach for is literally not possible and so I shouldn't expend any effort
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by tzs 9mo ago
> But it's not a good ad when the only people who will get the reference are those plugged into "ai twitter". But association by implication doesn't work, the only thing most people will end up associating is the cree
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by tzs 9mo ago
It only takes one person with ID buy alcohol for a group.
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by tzs 9mo ago
I managed some fairly significant weight loss and kept it off kind of by accident. I was 326 lb when I took the physical that my college required incoming first year students to take. It slowly crept up over the years and by my mid 50s was
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by tzs 9mo ago
I don't know what OP considers to be a gamble, but one thing that comes to mind is that from what I've read most people who succeed at significant weight loss while taking GLP-1 drugs regain most or all of the weight within a coup
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by tzs 9mo ago
There's still something about CarPlay that does that kind of thing but not tied to a specific song. I'll be in my car listening to the car's radio, with my phone on its mount but inactive and all is well. The phone connected
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by tzs 9mo ago
> holy smokes, let's rewind time 30 years, where the presidential sex scandal was singular, consensual, and was actually a scandal! Or 11 years, when the scandal was that the president wore a tan suit [1]: > U.S. representative P
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by tzs 9mo ago
> Because at a minimum you want American tourist dollars and Europe isn't going to start issuing European credit cards to Americans or other citizens around the world. It could be handled similarly to how tourists in Brazil can now
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by tzs 9mo ago
I wonder if this will draw tariff threats? Last August US threatened tariffs on Brazil over their Pix system. One of the reasons given was that people using Pix instead of credit cards deprived Visa and Mastercard of fees.
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by tzs 9mo ago
Why specifically would women be upset if this applied to bestiality?
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by tzs 9mo ago
If you compare similar widely sold cars across decades prices are fairly level in constant dollars in the US, at least in the low to maybe mid range. For example when I was buying a new car a little under a year ago I looked at 2025 models
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by tzs 9mo ago
Yes, they buy some, with roughly the same percentage of new car sales being EV. However, those regions have a significantly higher percentage of households with multiple cars, and they have overall a significantly higher fraction of ICE car
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by tzs 9mo ago
Around 90% of Norway's population lives in southern or coastal areas that usually don't get anywhere near that cold.
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by tzs 9mo ago
It should be noted that started with the 2025 model. Earlier Mach-Es just had resistance heating.
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by tzs 9mo ago
I believe that they were responding to this specific part of your comment: > But the idea that drones must keep track of which individual properties allow flight above and which don't, and try to navigate some around some kind of pa
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by tzs 9mo ago
> And do we really need orders in 60 minutes? Probably not necessary, but it can be quite convenient. In the late '90s a company called Kozmo.com was doing 60 minute delivery in several cities of some basic food and snack, games, CD
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by tzs 9mo ago
What many people overlook is that, in Marvel terms, Epstein was not the kind of villain that Magneto or the Red Skull or Thanos are/were. Epstein was the kind of villain that Wilson Fisk or Norman Osborn or Alexander Pierce are/we
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by tzs 9mo ago
Then be careful to never do anything that is interesting enough or important enough that it will become newsworthy, or write any books or articles on interesting or important topics, or even posting helpful things on social media. There are
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by tzs 9mo ago
Maybe it should be the cube of the amount of circumference inside the unit circle, because 3 random points have to land on the circle for it to be chosen.
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by tzs 9mo ago
> Drivers in the UK must be able to read a number plate from 20 metres away, according to the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA). Unless I've botched the math and/or what the internet tells me about the size of the char
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by tzs 9mo ago
I've got an idea for a simpler approach, but I've forgotten too much math to be able to actually try it. The idea is to consider the set A of all circles that intersect the unit circle. If you pick 3 random points inside the unit
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by tzs 9mo ago
The thing that popped out to me playing around with that is that when you look at most of these things from the late '70s through now, many show some modest growth or flatness through the '90s, then grew a little more up through t
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by tzs 9mo ago
Careful looking at their graphs. If you don't keep in mind that they are showing changes you could get a wrong impression. For example on the page they link to to get data from every state, https://edunomicslab.org/ro
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by tzs 9mo ago
Those are single unit prices. The AT128 for instance, which is listed at $6250 there and widely used by several Chinese car companies was around $900 per unit in high volume and over time they lowered that to around $400. The next generatio
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by tzs 9mo ago
Leaf captured enough of the mind of the people that it took until early 2020 for Tesla's cumulative number of cars sold to surpass Leaf's.
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by tzs 9mo ago
> Last night, I was taken aback to discover that my name appears in the Epstein Files, in 26 different documents I'm kind of disappointed that my name is not in there. (Well the name is in there but not as my name. When you have a
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by tzs 9mo ago
Well then, it's good you didn't say that then, considering that ivermectin has been on the WHO list of essential medicines since 1987 and its discoverers were awarded the 2015 Nobel Price in Physiology or Medicine for it. Saying t

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