@weiss1_erica or it's possible I can't DM because I haven't been on here in a while. Reach out if you can about commissions. I think someone is spoofing your work on fiverr - I always google reverse image search to make sure the person is the person (see https://t.co/6IXYMMdMl1).
If you’ve noticed I’ve unfollowed you (like, why would you, who the fuck am a I?) - it’s because I’m now following you on Bluesky or Mastodon. This account will go dormant in 30 days
@TMFJaguar $U hey Jon, can you go back and edit your article at the fool and answer your own question “Here's What It Would Take to Outperform the S&P 500 Over the Next 5 Years” - I’m curious as to your answer to this! Thanks.
@heyitsalexP You can assume B has more employees, I think - so much more to do, more to manage - greater overhead; A can probably scale much faster/easier. B could have some advantages, but with this data, I’d go for A
@DeryaTR_ Lakin, otobüste göbek atandan daha Türk olan insanmı var? Çocuk koltuğu yerine kendi kollarını emniyet kemeri yerine kullanan ebeveynler bunlar. 100km hızla o otobüsün kaza anındaki fiziği anlayamayan tipleriz halen 😂 aBD’ye gelmiş olmak onu değiştirmiyor 😂
@DeryaTR_ Türk her yerde Türk. Yurt dışına çıkınca Amerikalımı olundu? Hayır. Her gurbetçi milletini savunur, memleketini anlatır, bilmeyeni eğitir. “burda olmadan anlamanız mümkün değil oy kullanmayın” diyenlerede şu denilebilir: gürbetçi olmanın zorluğunu anlamayan laf atmasın.
@ChaseLarabee@ramit Seattle is not the best example, it is consistently one of the fastest growing cities in the country. If it wasn’t for “upward” construction, prices would be drastically higher.
@ChaseLarabee@ramit LA’s solution is probably high speed mass transit to make areas that are farther out feel close and more desirable ; Although I agree with density, I’m not sure that increasing it works in La. Too much demand, unmatchable by supply.
@ennuii@itsginnydi Zoom. FaceTime. W/google docs and a dice roll app. Or just the telephone 😂 it’s a game that uses your mind. You could be blind and enjoy D&D same as everyone else.
@Corvus_Null@barker_patrick_@Chaxle@GillespieKaleo @HornyBrainPosts No you’re right, you do distribute, you’re just doing it incorrectly … EVERYTHING gets distributed (2+3)^2 = (2+3)x(2+3) = 2x2 + 2x3 + 3x2 + 3x3 = 4 + 6 + 6 + 9 = 25
You’re missing the extra set of multiplications. It’s why (a+b)^2 has the “2ab” in its expanded distributed form.