kerrigan778 @ kerrigan778 @lemmy.world

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Also, every part of the tomato plant other than the ripe fruit is at least slightly poisonous.

How is Jesse James not at the top of this comment section?

*will

Current AI is incapable of providing that level of good data and high precision, it is uncertain if the types of AI being developed now are even capable of ever achieving that without fundamentally changing how they work.

Or I refuse to redefine natural time to fit the whims of capitalist beaurocracy that doesn't want to adjust itself for human needs but instead wants to adjust time itself.

That one is also in the states lol.

Like a flare

My dude, I live in the North as well, but noon is when the sun is at its peak, time is time.

Good thing he's South African then you evil dumbass

Of course population is far higher, but population density and rail infrastructure efficiency are inextricably linked. I'm not saying Amtrak is anywhere close to as good as it should be, passenger rail, especially commuter rail and high speed rail is a national embarrassment in this country.

That map is on the Amtrak website in an article highlighting areas of planned new development. https://media.amtrak.com/amtrak-connects-us/

This is disingenuous, rail is slower and less accessible than it used to be but ridership is actually higher than ever. That map is from a future plans report highlighting certain routes that are being expanded and added. https://media.amtrak.com/2024/12/amtrak-sets-all-time-ridership-record-in-fiscal-year-2024/ https://media.amtrak.com/amtrak-connects-us/

This is actually basically how a lot of "hard iced tea" and "hard seltzer/wine coolers" type drinks are made. It's just the most flavorless piss beer with flavors added because that's cheaper than adding grain alcohol to thinks to spike it cleanly.

I drive a 20 ton vehicle with dual rear tires, it gets about 4 mpg. I don't own a car though.

(I drive a city bus)

Ah, see that's much more interesting, don't know why that data isn't in the article.

I did, it's literally a screenshot from the article we're discussing.

Non sensationalist version: the ruble has steadily dropped about 10% in value vs the euro over the course of the last ~4-5 months

Yes, your currency dropping 10% in value over just 4 months is serious, it is also not sudden panic inducing collapse.

UPDATE: The article doesn't give this data but more recent data suggests that there is some major sudden fluctuations over the last week, possibly will become another significant sustained drop in the ruble.

It's basically impossible to have a complete phylogenetic tree of bacteria and how they relate to eachother vs how they relate to common ancestors with the original eukaryotes let alone multicellular complex life. Prokaryotes as far as I know are seen as being a completely different branch more related to eachother than any eukaryotes so no, not really. Fish are a much more problematic group to exclude tetrapods from because bony fish like trouts, tuna etc are significantly more closely related to the tetrapods than either are to sharks and the other cartilagenous fish, all of which are more closely related to eachother than to the jawless fish like hagfish and lampreys.

Tldr, if both trout and sharks are fish then monophyletically people also fall under the category of "jawed fish"