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Reply to comment by ppitm in percent of medicare users with 4+ chronic medical conditions [OC] by RompingOtter
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TargetMost8136 t1_j98ejk4 wrote
Reply to comment by 7ipptoe in [OC] Median 1 Bedroom Apartment Rent And Per Capita Income For US Cities by statsnp
Man I love San Diego but it is depressing
FoolRegnant t1_j98e8x5 wrote
Reply to comment by Alex15can in [OC] - Most Successful College Basketball Programs (in the NCAA tournament) by jonesjeffum
As a layman who doesn't give a shit about college basketball, I thought it was interesting. Certainly I had never heard of NIT. Honestly, it just seems strange that someone would get annoyed enough with that statement to comment and defend a college basketball team in the 50s. Like, who cares?
retro_vibes777 t1_j98djes wrote
I think using the same point system but starting in the year 2000 could also be interesting
thecleardevil t1_j98dfjq wrote
Reply to comment by sleeknub in [OC] Median 1 Bedroom Apartment Rent And Per Capita Income For US Cities by statsnp
And another one with the difference
Alex15can t1_j98cn0w wrote
Reply to comment by FoolRegnant in [OC] - Most Successful College Basketball Programs (in the NCAA tournament) by jonesjeffum
Weird stupid take.
The winner of the NCAA tournament was almost always a stronger contender then the winner of the NIT.
The NCAA won all three years they played head to head.
So this argument that the NCAA was easy wins prior to the 50’s is just dumb.
sleeknub t1_j98cidv wrote
It would be cool to have two versions of this graph, one in descending order of per capita income (like this one), and one in descending order of median rent.
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FoolRegnant t1_j98ay6c wrote
Reply to comment by Alex15can in [OC] - Most Successful College Basketball Programs (in the NCAA tournament) by jonesjeffum
Weird hostility...
deeptull t1_j98aq3c wrote
Reply to comment by Elmodogg in percent of medicare users with 4+ chronic medical conditions [OC] by RompingOtter
Presumably poor health leads to (or means) more complications/conditions and early morbidity. A bit of a vicious cycle
Alex15can t1_j989i20 wrote
Reply to comment by jamkoch in [OC] - Most Successful College Basketball Programs (in the NCAA tournament) by jonesjeffum
So Kentucky is still better than 99.9% of college programs under your theory anyways. Get bent.
Elmodogg t1_j9887z8 wrote
Reply to comment by deeptull in percent of medicare users with 4+ chronic medical conditions [OC] by RompingOtter
I don't think average life expectancy of the general population would have anything to do with this. This is just looking at the Medicare population, and who has more chronic conditions.
The average life expectancy in a particular area is impacted by how many people die before they even reach Medicare age, right?
See:
lafuntimes1 t1_j987w45 wrote
Reply to [OC] The cost of training AI on ImageNet has decreased from over $1000 to just under $5 in just 4 years by giteam
Anyone have the actual report on this to link? The ‘source’ is not easy to find. I very much doubt there was a 100x improvement in AI train time in a single year without a major major caveat. I’m going to guess that there was some major improvement in the imagenet algorithm itself OR people learned how to train AI on GPUs (which I swear was done much earlier than 2018).
jonesjeffum OP t1_j986it9 wrote
Reply to comment by patrdesch in [OC] - Most Successful College Basketball Programs (in the NCAA tournament) by jonesjeffum
Thanks for catching that. I have revised it. Duke can rejoice as they are 2 points above Kansas now.
statsnp OP t1_j986ed2 wrote
Reply to comment by Crank810 in [OC] Median 1 Bedroom Apartment Rent And Per Capita Income For US Cities by statsnp
Median Income Data only exists for Median Household income (at least reliable data I could find). So because I assumed one person would live in a one bedroom apartment, and median household income often represents more than one earning resident I chose Average Income to estimate the income per one person.
In the future I may investigate using median household then normalize by the number of workers per household. This might be more representative of a median income, but requires more statistical analysis.
Nordalin t1_j98671s wrote
Reply to comment by jabberwockgee in [OC] Gendered Movie Favorites: The favorite movies of Letterboxd users broken down by the pronouns they selected for their account by throwbarrieaway
>You know what would solve this? Literally any other pronoun for non-binary people.
Yep, and then they get upset for all being grouped together. The winning move is to not play this game at all.
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gheebutersnaps87 t1_j985g7v wrote
Reply to comment by sorgan71 in [OC] Gendered Movie Favorites: The favorite movies of Letterboxd users broken down by the pronouns they selected for their account by throwbarrieaway
I’m glad you are telling me I’m wrong on this, clearly you would know more then me
sorgan71 t1_j9851d6 wrote
Reply to comment by gheebutersnaps87 in [OC] Gendered Movie Favorites: The favorite movies of Letterboxd users broken down by the pronouns they selected for their account by throwbarrieaway
Nah. You are actively trying to make NBs look like a joke.
gheebutersnaps87 t1_j984vrp wrote
Reply to comment by sorgan71 in [OC] Gendered Movie Favorites: The favorite movies of Letterboxd users broken down by the pronouns they selected for their account by throwbarrieaway
They don’t,
you’re just being unnecessarily hateful;
-Signed, a NB person
gheebutersnaps87 t1_j984hc9 wrote
Reply to comment by titiolele in [OC] Gendered Movie Favorites: The favorite movies of Letterboxd users broken down by the pronouns they selected for their account by throwbarrieaway
Neopronouns are often used by neurodivergent (mainly autistic) people. It helps them define their own sense of identity that they can’t with already established pronouns.
Neurodivergent people are constantly feeling boxed in by things and different social constructs that can be difficult for them to recognize or sometimes understand. Many neurodivergent people feel they don’t quite fit in either category, especially not within neurotypical spaces, neopronouns are just a way to help them break free a little bit, establish their own identity and their own rules, rather then feeling boxed in
jakeman8888 OP t1_j983ypo wrote
Reply to comment by Present_Proposal4581 in [OC] Took a look into Hello Fresh by jakeman8888
Something interesting I found was the overlapping nature of their recipe definitions, and this clearly shows and you feel it once you're a customer for a while.
https://i.imgur.com/wTKWmYS.png
Some recipe's have multiple varieties despite being considered new recipes based on having slight variations.
sorgan71 t1_j983xqa wrote
Reply to comment by gheebutersnaps87 in [OC] Gendered Movie Favorites: The favorite movies of Letterboxd users broken down by the pronouns they selected for their account by throwbarrieaway
Its harmful to NB people. Pronouns are not a way to identify your personality or mental disorders, they are a part of english. They make trans people look like fools.
Alex15can t1_j98fi6w wrote
Reply to comment by FoolRegnant in [OC] - Most Successful College Basketball Programs (in the NCAA tournament) by jonesjeffum
I mean he clearly cared enough to make up what was basically a lie?
Why can’t I be upset about that? Why do you care so much about me proving him wrong?
Notice he didn’t even have the balls to respond when called out.