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and the 95 playoffs, he was back for and they got eliminated in the second round. 4-2 by orlando. they took NY to game 7.

what an awesome idea. wonder if someone has done it for other areas

Grubhub deductions were 64% of the gross. But "promotions" was 231$ which is 22% of gross. Promotions are discounts offered by the restaurants.

edit: reading further, grubhub auto-opts in the restaurants into this promotion. That's scummy, but also exists due to US auto opt-in. I believe in Europe, this wouldnt fly as they need you to explicitly opt-in, not explicitly opt-out after they implicitly opt-in. Scummy, but the american way

edit2: i think the verge, incorrectly reported in late march that restaurants "must" opt-in. from the perks program T+C. "Your participation in the Perks10 Program (the “Program” formerly known as “Supper for Support”) is optional. By electing to opt in each restaurant location identified to the Program, "

so 42% for both "advertising/marketing" (grubhub is providing the order to the restaurant). and delivery. If you link to grubhub from your restaurant's website. The advertising/marketing fee is waived

actually normal tab wasnt.. i was a little surprised

were you able to open individual posts?

I just noticed this a few days ago when checking a friend's dog feed. If you open in private window it still seems to allow. (browse normal to instagram, right-click, open in new private window tab)

something like a public benefit corporation? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public-benefit_corporation

Do we really need to be helping out Airbnb hosts? maybe im just being short-sighted

Airbnb and VRBO have similar revenues (~2.6 billion). So im not sure the hosts will be out of options, but you aren't wrong that a ton of mortgages could be foreclosed due to the lack of revenue for hosts for the foreseeable future

>> Reminds me of that infamous Pepsi PDF

Holy shit, you weren't kidding, That was really something special https://jimedwardsnrx.files.wordpress.com/2009/02/pepsi_grav...

4 years ago, March 2nd was a wednesday, if it was leap year, wouldnt it have crashed on the monday or tuesday when the date didnt line up?

>> A couple of days ago I lay in bed thinking “the alarm is just about to go off” and then a second later it did go off and I thought “how come I woke up just before the alarm went off?”

What is the alarm like? A beep every 10 seconds? I dont follow how a consistent sounds would not be recognized.

This seems to posit. Alarm is recognized by the brain, he then has enough time to have a conscious thought but then the ears arent passing the signal they've already received, (which triggered the wake up), to the brain to "hear" it?

Does this happen to anyone else? I've never heard of it before

I understand why they dont want to use officially filed candidates (though i personally, think they should).

Checking for an ID for someone getting a blue checkmark seems like an easy start though.

>> we're still left with the fact that people unintentionally accelerate their vehicles all the goddamn time.

Again, do they do this by 50+mph ALL THE GODDAMN TIME?

>> If a machine does it once in a while, that's not a regression, that's the baseline.

If all the machines do it at once though? The impact of self-driving failing is a lot more than 1 person, typically.

Also, we dont know the rate of error. There are 1.2 Billion drivers in the world. 3.5 Billions smartphone users. Its safe to say 50% of drivers use GPS. So 600 Millions Drivers using GPS? There arent even 1 million Tesla's on the road yet and they are already having incidents.

But in these examples, would AI driving not fail there too? Heres an example of AI driving into a river https://electrek.co/2019/03/10/tesla-crash-river-claim-unint... so it happens as well.

would you be fooled by the attached image in my previous comment? If you were fooled, would your default action be to accelerate by 50mph, when no other drivers are?

>> Humans fucking drive straight into lakes because the map told them to.

I had to check if this was real or just a bit from the office that imprinted. Googling "humans drive into lake" only finds one incident. Which occured at midnight.[1]

and if you look at the research, they didnt convert it into an 8, they simply extended the middle part of the 3 a little bit [2]

[1]https://fox8.com/news/a-little-embarrassed-woman-follows-car...

[2]https://cdn0.tnwcdn.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/2020/02...

5 PhD spots is 5x the revenue. Theres a reason they dont provide that data to potential students

I dont think you can refuse these, but I've never tried.

I believe they came about as a result of the Online Travel Agencies (OTAs). The hotel doesnt have to split any of the resort fee with the OTA, unlike the the room rate.

Its far but the business center in South SF is wonderful in the mornings. They open at 7 and its basically a ghost town.

Joke? I think they just store locally on the rover and then retrieve it. They have a picture on the right with the Icefin labeled "after last dive"

It is the norm, but the author is questioning the effectiveness.

Also, your summary hit the nail well but missed,

>A select group of faculty and staff, those identified as opinion leaders, are being offered all-expenses paid trips to the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando “to gain first-hand insight into Disney’s approach to culture.”

Which makes the situation more insidious.

hadn't heard that as the reason...

In 2005, the National Academies of Sciences published a pamphlet that expressed the viewpoint that “climate change” was a more scientifically comprehensive description of what was happening to the planet. “The phrase ‘climate change’ is growing in preferred use to ‘global warming’ because it helps convey that there are changes in addition to rising temperatures,” it said.[1]

1-https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/capital-weather-gang/wp/...

Im curious why such a sad book caught on as a "children's classic". Does anyone know the story behind how?

It drives home prices up by reducing velocity of home sales because people can afford to stay longer without higher taxes.

The issue that seems to have developed is that towns are building commercial property, as it brings in sales taxes or payroll taxes which total a lot more than property taxes

Some stats.

EU - ~500 Million people. "In the EU, over 91,000 salmonellosis cases are reported each year." [1]

US. ~330 Million People. "CDC estimates Salmonella bacteria cause about 1.35 million infections, 26,500 hospitalizations, and 420 deaths in the United States every year. Food is the source for most of these illnesses." [2]

1- https://www.efsa.europa.eu/en/topics/topic/salmonella 2- https://www.cdc.gov/salmonella/index.html

> Under California case law, Tucher said, “standing on a BART platform waiting for a train to arrive does not establish that the carrier, before it has taken affirmative steps to accept a passenger onto a train,

Im confused. With BART, once you are on the platform, you have scanned in and begun to pay. If you scan right back out in the same station, they charge you. If they have taken your money and you are somewhere you cant get to without paying, I think the "ride" has begun

> Also if you are making homemade pancake batter I usually make mine the night before.

Do you add extra baking powder or anything? I believe BP will slowly lose potency just not sure how fast

i know what im making tomorrow morning...

i have a cheaper rice cooker that isnt "non-stick" like the one pictured. May have to mix separately and then spray the pan.

Anyone made these like this before? Any tips, hints to look out for?

According to your Numbers from 1950 to 2020, Texas only went up 3.625x.

CA went up 3.71x and Florida did 7.77x.

Definitely grew compared to New york, but hardly sucking up people so fast

Crime has ticked up slightly compared to the lows, but it has comparable rates to the 60s right now. Before the explosion of crime in the 70s and 80s