Your rent right now can be thought of as a large payment split into 12 equal pieces (even though months aren’t actually equal) and your rent payment is just 1/12 of that. If there were 13 months it would just be split into 1/13 so each months payments would be slightly smaller to be the same total

If we transitioned it would take years and for at least some amount of time of overlap they would show both prices so it would be much harder for them to just jack up the price like they would prefer to do

I wrote a school report about iter back in middle school or high school when it was still in the design process and still occasionally check their job listings because I would love to work there and on fusion but we still don’t know if it will ever work like we hit the scientific breakeven with inertial confinement but the scaling on that is terrible and I don’t believe we hit even the scientific breakeven with magnetic confinement

Then we still need to harness the energy from that turn it into work, turn that into electricity and distribute it with enough excess to pay for the whole system which is still a lot of hurdles we need to climb

I heard it in the same vane that I heard that we would have a moon base by 2020 a mars base by 2025 and nuclear fusion in just 10 more years

Just in case it’s not just a spelling error

It’s actually moot point not mute point

That’s why people get liability insurance instead,

The average new car is 50k, many cars are a lot more and medical expenses can be crazy. If you accidentally total a 100k sedan and the driver ends up with a broken bone you could be forced essentially into a life of indentured servitude with 50% of your wages garnished for life

Also against the capacitive buttons my cat has accidentally turned on my stove so now I need to turn on the cleaning lock whenever I am done using it

Colorado has some ranching but is primarily a place for people who love to excercise in nature whether it be skiing, biking, climbing, hiking, etc and that culture is just as true in buena vista as it is in the front range. Cheyenne has some people like that but by and large it’s way more ranchers and farmers and when people do like to do things in nature it’s much more likely to be using some form of motorized vehicle

Laramie is more like Colorado but just looking at a voting map would pretty clearly show how different the culture is from the rest of the Wyoming area then from the front range

I would mostly maintain the Wyoming border except maybe trade Laramie for sterling then extend the western border to include telluride, crested butte, glenwood springs, steamboat springs and Laramie which while different than the front range they have much more in common then Cheyenne

They sell it, some of it is sold to advertisers but recently companies like palantir have been buying these large collections of data, de anonymizing it and then they can use it to develop profiles about people which they can then sell to the government

And that’s what they admit to doing

Once your data is out there it’s essentially impossible to get it back

Shoes/sandals/slippers ONLY worn inside isn’t that uncommon. In fact in Japan many hotels provide you indoor slippers

It’s good for cold floors, if you have any pets, if you have those annoying showers that always seem to get the floor wet, can give you extra grip on the floor for older adults, and makes stepping on a Lego trivial.

I personally have a pair that I use whenever I mop or clean the bathroom

They did Colorado dirty, including Cheyenne with Denver alone is pretty dirty but culturally colorado is much more on par with NM and AZ then Wyoming

You know rough dimensions you don’t have a robot going through and literally mapping every item on the floor, high traffic areas , details about amount of people that live there, possible pets, and then tying it to your IP and then selling that to advertisers.

The crazy thing isn’t that they do that it’s that you have to pay money for an item that then does that without your permission and if you attempt to stop it they brick your item that you paid hundreds of dollars for

I don’t know for certain if they sell your data (but they probably do) but you can use a wifi router and how it reflects in a room you can fully map a room with enough accuracy that you can tell what a person is typing on a keyboard which is kind of terrifying if you think about it

“The calculated growth factor of the NFD due to the increase in Keff does not exceed 1.27,”

I am not positive but I think they mean the increase of neutron flux density does not exceed 1.27 and the cause of the increase of neutron flux is to due to an increase in Keff. Because otherwise 1.27 is prompt criticality and that would be a very bad day

Trainees aren’t as good at the job as someone who is experienced

People with disabilities who can do the job without accommodations want full wages, the ones with accommodations need accommodations that can make the amount saved not worth it

Desperate people are no longer desperate after they get a job and can then apply for a better position somewhere else so the company has the same problem as hiring trainees

Companies do outsource a lot but generally the people who aren’t outsourced an impractical to outsource

As for a company that does hire the disabled, skillcraft employs the blind to make office supplies for the U.S. government. They don’t need to worry as much about being competitive because of a law passed that says that all office supplies must be purchased from a company that predominately hires the blind

Dated a good share of raging liberals and none were racist or anti lgbt. Have you considered maybe you just attract racists and anti lgbt people?

Ah I thought you were the person with 200 tabs

Isn’t there a vast improvement by having a clean set of tabs that you can read the names of compared to 100 little tabs that you have to click through?

Why not just close them and open them back up later? Like you can bookmark the pages so you don’t lose your spot but I find it annoying to find the tab I am looking for at around 10 I would imagine it’s much worse at 200

Took two appeals and 7 months but I finally got UHC to cover a test. The final successful action was a screenshot from the plan brochure that showed that they needed to cover it…

Most road bikers aren’t assholes, some are that give the rest a bad name.

As a mountain biker, those large E-bikes also sometimes rip up trails with monstrous torque and inexperienced riders who will do things like ride in muddy conditions.

Mountain bikers also get into arguments with atv, dirt bikers, horse riders, and gun enthusiasts

The atvs and dirt bikers rip up trails, horse riders get right of way and shit all over trails and gun enthusiasts sometimes shoot guns without a safe backdrop that involves bullets going through bike paths…

It’s a question of ethics because why would I pay money for what I consider stolen property?

Courts ruling one way doesn’t make something ethical.

Personally I would never knowingly pay someone money to ask an AI that was trained on stolen data to generate a picture that they then print off. More so I would judge anyone that did pay more than the cost of printing it on a paper. It’s not art to ask a computer to use stolen art to make a prompt