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Graega t1_jdxg8lv wrote
Reply to comment by SelectiveSanity in Amid strained US ties, China finds unlikely friend in Utah by MobiuS_360
The Mormons are too uneducated to realize there are more Chinese than Mormons in the world.
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Reply to comment by dkf295 in ELI5: why are male to male USB-C cables not dangerous like male to male wall plugs are? by KeyStomach0
My take away here is someone licking batteries.
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Reply to comment by Van_GOOOOOUGH in Massachusetts man charged after hiding cryptocurrency mining rig in school crawl space by MajesticOuting
Or he did read the article, and calculated the total down to a per month to make it seem like he got it spot on without reading the article.
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Reply to ChatGPT Passed a Major Medical Exam, but Just Barely | Researchers say ChatGPT is the first AI to receive a passing score for the U.S. Medical Licensing Exam, but it's still bad at math. by chrisdh79
Call me when it has to study ahead of time, using a single text instead of being fed huge amounts of sources; has to identify what to store in a limited size database; and has to take the test without any internet access or ability to look up things behind what it decided to store. I'll be impressed if it passes then.
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Reply to comment by NDALLASFORTY in TIFU by going to the dealership by myself… by Euphoric_Feeling_272
I financed my current car through my credit union I've had for 20 years. For almost 3 months after I bought it, I got dozens of rejection letters for auto loans from places like, "Jim Bob's Tractor Supply Bank of Bumfuck Ohio". I managed to get about $3k of aftermarket stuff refunded from the dealer over that, and last I heard the Attorney General's office is still investigating them.
NEVER finance your car from a dealer folks. Even if you're already got it financed they're still crooks.
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Reply to comment by rnrigfts in UK scientists discover method to reduce steelmaking’s CO2 emissions by 90% / Decarbonising the steel industry is an imperative by Sorin61
It's bronze for me - that rich golden brown gleam!
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Reply to comment by [deleted] in Amsterdam’s underwater parking garage fits 7,000 bicycles and zero cars by Ok_Champion6840
That won't happen. "But mah lifted 20" truck with custom rims and paint job 47 trump bumper stickers and a jeebus fish!" is the next thing out of the yokels' mouths, right after, "But mah freedumbs" when anyone mentions gun control, separation of church and state, or gender reveal parties not killing the parents and 18 guests plus four bystanders who just happened to be in the area.
Our great great grandchildren won't even have a cycle culture at this rate.
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Reply to comment by panda_gravy in A Russian graveyard reveals Wagner's prisoner army by reuters
That was pretty much gonna be my guess. The commissar makes up some crime a guy committed and executes him in front of the rest of the slave-soldiers to ensure that they stay in line. The next one who survives in the next one in the firing line.
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Reply to comment by pseudopad in Ted Sarandos says that Netflix has “never canceled a successful show” by avery5712
This is actually it. Netflix looks at completion ratio - how many people started the series or season, and how many finished it? But when Netflix was new and binge was the thing, that worked. Now? Most people I know watch an episode, or a few, each week. They don't binge the entire series in a sitting anymore. Netflix is canceling shows while people are still actively watching them and are being tallied in the non-complete demographic. They're impatient, and it's leading people not to start series until they've been picked up for the next season at all.
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Reply to comment by MagicSquare8-9 in ELI5 why we first multiply, then add by TheManNamedPeterPan
To put that in even simpler terms, imagine you have 5 boxes of 12 eggs, and an extra 2. That's 2 + 5 x 12. But if you add first, you'd have a lot more complicated way of trying to express that. It's not a law of nature, but there is a practical use case that made selecting multiplication first a clear choice.
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Reply to comment by BountifulScott in New EV entries nibbling away at Tesla EV share, according to S&P Global Mobility by dreamcastfanboy34
They're pretty ugly. Not to mention the interior smell; my buddy tells me they've got a really unpleasant musk.
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Reply to comment by classless_classic in Covering a cylinder with a magnetic coil triples its energy output in nuclear fusion test by Sorin61
The issue isn't the time taken, it's why: lack of funding. We need to stop subsidizing and then not taxing oil, and start putting oil taxes toward nuclear research. And solar, wind, etc.
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Reply to comment by aecarol1 in Georgia Supreme Court Allows Early Voting on Saturday, Nov. 26 for Senate Runoff by MarcEElias
"What, the other guy gets to vote? Fine, in protest, I won't vote! That'll show 'em!"
"Uh... yah, you do that."
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Reply to comment by Dan-68 in Thieves crash into each other after stealing from Springfield clothing store by EDS3er
Bake 'em away, toys!
Graega t1_iurejs3 wrote
"We can't let foreign governments spread propaganda through their apps! Then people won't pay attention to our propaganda!"
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Reply to comment by BaBaFiCo in eli5 why ancient historical buildings haven’t been kept up? Why are buildings like the Parthenon and the Colosseum in such disrepair? Greece and Rome/Italy have existed the entire time? by PickledSpace56
Besides, if you repainted everything Greek to the colors they actually were, your eyes would bleed. I imagine ancient Greece was less Houses of the Holy and more my nephew with a box of crayons and no supervision.