Mental warfare is fucked for this reason because on one hand you wanna give the benefit of the doubt that we all make mistakes, and on the other hand, you don't want to feel trapped in the game of painful, repeating cycles. Trust is earned, never owed. Trust is also fragile and not easy to repair.
Assuming Trump loses and doesn't turn the US into a dictatorship, it's going to haunt them for at least 2 or 3 more election cycles. Perhaps even for a generation.
Traffic signals create 4-5 times more delay than cars or cycles on the driving trip plotted, with cars & cycles creating roughly equal delays according to the calculation method (cars *could* be a lot more, as explained). mastodon.online/@jitensha_on...
Attached: 1 image Traffic signals, especially temporary ones for road works, create 4-5 times more delay than cars or cycles on the driving trip plotted, though I’ve included not getting through the...
I wouldn't be surprised if the same thing happens with climate misinformation. Make it sound like reasonable inquiry, add an irrelevant or misleading graph of something, mention solar cycles or the Medieval Warm Period or CO2 is plant food or anything else that sounds vaguely scientific, and voila!
I want it to review all enterprise contracts, analyze and map data, synthesize laws and regulations, predict future needs, compare vendor offerings against potential home grown solutions, propose options and develop procurement, migration, implementation plans that cut years off current cycles.
Would love to see a social leasing scheme similar to that proposed by Possible here. And if incentives for electric vehicles came back in some form, would be great to see e-bikes/adapted e-cycles in tge mix
this being said i'm pretty sure C# LinkedLists can contain cycles, so UnaryGraph is probably more correct
That may be be the most important mark Trump leaves on US Politics -- the complete draining of the a parties coffers for personal gain for multiple election cycles.
In government contracting, 'Agile' just means the deadlines are unrealistic and the requirements change often enough that, no matter how fast you are, the goalposts are always faster. It's actually just waterfall with cycles between 2 weeks and 3 months. Also known as "client saw a TED talk".
This isn't showing up in the media reports, but the CDC notes that the drop isn't statistically significant. And the surveys were taken between 2021 and 2023, when even fewer people were taking Ozempic. www.cdc.gov/nchs/product...
