numbers fuckstein stan
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numbers fuckstein stan
@numfuksteinstan
The guy who sold out 'Lucky'
Sumali Kasım 2018
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I'm not really sure how people believe this, considering the vast differences in every material aspect between the sides, but apparently tons of people believe that? Like, you can just say the war is going poorly because the US cannot execute a regime change!
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TIL there's an entire alternate universe where Iran hasn't taken any significant damage, and the US and Israel are on the verge of collapse in the Gulf. I mean, the war is going poorly for the US, but Iran has taken like thousands of times more damage than the U.S. + allies lol
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@StatisticUrban Why are Louisiana's roads so safe in comparison to the rest of the South? Is it just a lower speed limit?
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The funny part about this is that the US has too much home ownership IMO, and more people should be renting! We just have a very large cultural bias towards owning.
Christian Britschgi@christianbrits
It's wild to watch the federal push for more housing collapse in real time b/c of baseless panic about large investors owning homes. Senate just voted 89-9 to advance an effective ban on build-to-rent homes, which would reduce new supply by an est. 50k a year.
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wow its almost like declaring a war on iran with impossible goals was a bad idea, or something
OSINTtechnical@Osinttechnical
CBSNews: U.S. intelligence assets have begun to see indications Iran is taking steps to deploy naval mines in the Strait of Hormuz.
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@StatisticUrban Apparently I also have a very strong human bias. I wonder if more exposure to LLM writing is biasing people against it? At least, that's what I seem to be noticing
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I went 5/5 in preferring the human writing. But across the poll of all readers, the AI won 4 out of the 5 passages. And this is among readers of the NYT!
At least in short form, Claude is extremely good at writing in a generally pleasing style.
Nordic AI Institute@nordicinst
New York Times @nytimes: Who's a Better Writer: A.I. or Humans? Take Our Quiz. - The New York Times. #industry40 #aistrategy #ArtificialIntelligence nytimes.com/interactive/20…
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@StatisticUrban I'm shocked Honolulu doesn't make an appearance here, it's like Bay area prices but salaries are much lower
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If California were a person I'd suggest a conservatorship.
J.J. McCullough@JJ_McCullough
Something has gone terribly wrong with this country when you have two Ontario suburbs no one has heard of beating places like London, Madrid and Boston.
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The answer is that it is unironically Canadian cultural influence in American politics. Why is it that the one time influence goes the other way, we get the worst canadian pathology?
Ben Dreyfuss@bendreyfuss
i still dont understand why these maga whackos are mad about people from india specifically.
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@brsgr4049 yeah, the SHSAT is massive. But even then, the vast majority of people I know who had tutoring went to one of those cram schools, and the instructors seemed like they'd be paid normally? I guess it's just a larger business than I thought.
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@numfuksteinstan Note that the vast majority of this is the SHSAT, which is NYC only
A good score is basically the difference between a top 10 US High school and a school with a metal detector when you walk on
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i think i may have picked the wrong career, I did not know tutoring paid this much.
New York Magazine@NYMag
The last time we surveyed New Yorkers about their paychecks, the math was easy. Well, easier. In 2005, a blogger at Gawker made $30,000 and the CEO at Lehman Brothers more than $35 million. Back then, there was no “gig economy,” at least not as we know it today, and coffee shops from Bed-Stuy to the Upper East Side weren’t lousy with model–pickleballer–nanny–actor–producer–DJ–creative directors. Some 20 years later, amid a radically different economic environment in which the nature of work feels as if it’s about to change forever, we set out to conduct a similar experiment. We reached into our network of sources, blind-messaged LinkedIn profiles, put out a casting call on Instagram, even stopped strangers in Union Square. What we discovered, just before a jobs report earlier this month confirmed a dwindling labor market, is that salaries across most industries have not kept up with inflation in a city that has become exorbitantly expensive. Of course, there are plenty of people, especially at the very top, doing all right on their salary plus bonus and stock options. The aim of our latest investigation wasn’t simply an excuse to be nosy. The hope was to capture this moment and provide some sideways service to those wondering what else there might be to do. It’s not too late to try to become a tugboat engineer, is it? 60 New Yorkers share what they do and how much they make for our latest cover story: nymag.visitlink.me/8UWFXW
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I guess it's because my experience with specialized tutoring is that it was mostly those cram schools, but I guess 1-on-1 ends up paying way more?
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@kylekatarn95 Yeah, it's wild just how many people are willing to DM, and once multiple of those start happening, it's easiest to just go on private. I mean, I don't think I gave away enough entropy to be doxxed, but I don't want to risk some psycho doing it
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@numfuksteinstan The generic right wing mob on here is just nuts
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wow its almost like declaring a war on iran with impossible goals was a bad idea, or something
Hunter📈🌈📊@StatisticUrban
Oil futures are up 22.3% in the last 10 minutes and have exceeded $110/barrel
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@StatisticUrban Austin's skyline growth is just absurdly impressive compared to just about anywhere in the U.S., but this also puts Canada into perspective. Toronto had similar-ish skyline growth if I'm remembering right!
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