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@hexapawn
'human embodiment of the :3 face' - she/they - enjoyer of math, anime, public transit, and planes, among other things
私立直江津高校 انضم Temmuz 2019
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@darIingest Basically asking "how far away do you live from Manhattan" in disguise lol
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when people ask why i have a car in nyc i’m showing them this image
v@missh8ter
they should invent a train that goes from queens to queens without telling you to go fuck yourself
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@Chris6d_ @RaenbowRenegade @98Mikeb @missh8ter There are people trying to!
thequeenslink.org/get-involved/c…
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@RaenbowRenegade @98Mikeb @missh8ter You'd still avoid the G/E by taking IBX to jackson heights directly, which would save time
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@98Mikeb @missh8ter Means nothing for Jamaica area. No subway service further east
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@ProjectEND @SocTransitLover @DGrovelover Air Transat and Canada 3000 focused more on international routes, but fair play on the others!
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@hexapawn @SocTransitLover @DGrovelover Wardair, Canada 3000, Air Transat, etc etc etc. There’s probably 50 in that chart’s timeline alone.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_d…
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The Canadian airline market was ALSO deregulated, and Air Canada privatized. Your chart is bullshit and you know it lol
Alec Stapp@AlecStapp
Deregulating the airlines was good, actually
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@SocTransitLover @DGrovelover Not many of them were around for the time period on this chart though - you had Canadian in 1987, and WestJet in 1994
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@DGrovelover That's not true, there are multiple domestic airlines including some which are regionally stronger than AC
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@quorumcaller my (uneducated) guess is this is because canada was dominated by AC
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Canada’s airlines are also deregulated, making this graph meaningless
Alec Stapp@AlecStapp
Deregulating the airlines was good, actually
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given another 200 years, americans may figure out how to make tea and fruits that taste good. i believe that people (wrongly) like sweet tea but i am firmly convinced that no one has ever enjoyed a persimmon. industry plant fruit.
Patrick Heizer@PatrickHeizer
The two deadliest forces in America: sweet tea and American persimmons.
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@kawasakisdemon @Sephy737 I generally prefer C_n, but depending on who I'm speaking to I don't mind Z_n. For instance if you're doing intro to number theory then Z_n is the most natural notation, Z/nZ means you have to talk about quotients
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I understand why you would want to call a cyclic group with n elements C_n, but like. We're all adults here, we need to stop using so many letters that we might need later. Just call it \mathbb{Z}_n please
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@MugenNoAtashi This but for people dooming they'll never know what a ring is or whatever
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i did the weather map and. lmfao. literally nowhere is consistently warm enough!!
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@ApoStructura @ryarty oh never mind, i didn't have non-stop on the return. then it ends up being the same as yours
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@ApoStructura @ryarty looking from the US I see around 1330 GBP on premium economy non-stop, and around 7500 GBP for business. the economy prices i see are around the same
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Who uses premium economy in planes ? It’s 4x the price of economy for only a marginally better experience.
Business is an actual step up, but premium eco feels like a scam
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@LinkofSunshine i feel like they've been in a death spiral for a while :/ the more people report it, the less people want to fly them, rinse repeat
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As a spirit defender in the past, not worth it atm. They’re already scaling down operations and people are jumping ship, causing awful delays
CBS News@CBSNews
Spirit Airlines could go out of business overnight – essentially stranding flyers who have tickets already. Here's what we know.
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Please EWR don't give the slots to Frontier or United, give them to anyone else.
Bloomberg@business
Spirit Airlines is at risk of being liquidated as rising jet fuel prices spurred by the US war with Iran further squeeze the bankrupt budget carrier’s finances, according to sources bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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@ZackSilver11 @questionableway 65537 is also prime! It's the largest prime we know of that form (2^n+1)
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@questionableway 65537 is notable as 2^16 +1. There are many smaller numbers without a Wikipedia page
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does being the smallest number without a wikipedia page make a number notable enough to justify having a wikipedia page? if so, [gunshots]
Daniel@growing_daniel
65,536 has a page but 65,538 does not
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@shmulzrulez The only guy who shouted out my MTA tshirt at a conference I went to immediately started complaining about "Canada's treatment of Israel" and the high cost of airfare to TLV
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