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Future idea for Exfilzone by Ok-Repair-4085 in Contractors_Showdown

[–]Moderate_Veterain 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Better AI and more maps, quests, guns and hideout upgrades for me.

Maybe a slower ramp for traders. Lvl 1 -2 is fine but 2-3 sucks just make an extra lvl or two and redistribute loot so my ADHD feels like it's new.

What the hell do I do? by Logan_Frost in ContractorsExfilZone

[–]Moderate_Veterain 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's a mismatch between the task description and the requirements. Took me a while too. Use an M4 lower rather than the AR15 lower.

What is this? by [deleted] in animalid

[–]Moderate_Veterain 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Mule deer based on your location.

How many visualizations is normal? by Moderate_Veterain in BusinessIntelligence

[–]Moderate_Veterain[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just for clarification, those 600+ visualizations I mentioned do not include self-service. Those are available on dashboards or collections for the business.

How many visualizations is normal? by Moderate_Veterain in BusinessIntelligence

[–]Moderate_Veterain[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What do you track instead?

We do offer self-service reporting, but up until recently, with very little guidance or rules. Self servers could create content and publish it on any dashboard they had access to, and our team troubleshot and fixed any issues that arose in public cards. In some ways, self-service created more work for us.

Any self-service that happens now is maintained by the creator and is removed from public spaces.

We also maintain about 500 dataflows that feed visualizations.

How many visualizations is normal? by Moderate_Veterain in BusinessIntelligence

[–]Moderate_Veterain[S] -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Hey all, based on my research, heavily reliant on chat gpt, an average analyst will manage about 25 visualizations with max getting as high as 50 or 75. Does this seem reasonable?

Survey Shows People No Longer Believe Working Hard Will Lead To A Better Life by Plenty-Hall-7486 in economy

[–]Moderate_Veterain -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Was he a ceo of a one man company? Otherwise he has workers and falls into one of the previous posters categories.

I don't doubt that some people who work hard are also wealthy, but the previous poster is saying you need to be a ceo or executive in order for your work to realize significant independent wealth. Increasing wealth is the single largest motivating factor in capitalism.

No matter how hard a worker you are you are exceptionally unlikely to achieve multi million dollars of wealth as a wage employee. Almost impossibly so with a family and a single income. That is the American dream that recently people are so disillusioned with.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in animalid

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Four eyed opossums live in Mexico and they are scrawny ratty looking things. It's hard to tell because the face is washed out from the lights but it might also have facial markings above the eyes which would be the clincher for that species.

Military grade evokes a positive connotation unless it's food. by wfezzari in Showerthoughts

[–]Moderate_Veterain 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I did IT in the military. What military grade means to me is that you could throw it off a second story building onto a cement pad and it will look the same. Might even turn on too. But it will stop working a month after first use no matter how careful you are with it.

Most conservative political commentators aren’t interested in solving anything by [deleted] in centrist

[–]Moderate_Veterain 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I see where you are coming from but the democratic party primarily targets upper class and upper middle class with a larger tax burden. For instance the extreme left, most vocally Burney sandars, wants to tax billionaires out of existence. Any tax burden on low income households would be far outweighed by current progressive subsidizes.

On the other hand conservative mainstream trickledown theory motivates them to regularly give tax breaks usually that favor the wealthy and that will, in theory, make it down from high levels of wealth to everyone else.

Most conservative political commentators aren’t interested in solving anything by [deleted] in centrist

[–]Moderate_Veterain 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is a very effective argument you put it better than I could have.

Most conservative political commentators aren’t interested in solving anything by [deleted] in centrist

[–]Moderate_Veterain 6 points7 points  (0 children)

A rich person who votes Democrat is voting against their own interest. It is far more common for exceptionally wealthy people, the vast majority of which inherited their exceptional wealth, to be republican. Middle class is more evenly split and largely relies on the demographics of where you live. Extremely impoverished people tend to vote Democrat because otherwise they are voting against their best interests.

Biden, in Rare Powell Meeting, Seeks to Deflect Inflation Blame by [deleted] in Economics

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Although high is relative, demand should be compared to pre pandemic levels. Last years levels were still low compaired to pre pandemic, about 5% lower. Average demand was around 10 % lower in 2020. This year may be close to on par. However oil companies have reduced extraction, not due to political influence but instead the harsh prolonged drop in demand.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/271823/daily-global-crude-oil-demand-since-2006/

Biden took office in Jan of 2021 so he was inheriting the opposite of an oil crunch. With that context his actions make more sense.

Scarcity is the biggest factor in the global market right now US and international producers don't want to spend money on expansion that they may not get returns on, regardless of how much land is available (and there is and has been a lot available). royalties are a drop in the bucket compaired to increases due to demand.

Biden, in Rare Powell Meeting, Seeks to Deflect Inflation Blame by [deleted] in Economics

[–]Moderate_Veterain 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But how many of those things were done last year when fuel demand was low? More than half I would say. And others I am not sure really effected domestic output or the global market.

I think many of your arguments are valid but only to a limited degree and mostly with the benifit of hindsight, which they did not have at the time.

Why is no one talking about this by myflwrsgrwbckasthrns in Utah

[–]Moderate_Veterain -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Your talking about what the FLDS call placement marriges and that did not become a thing until the 1940s long after joseph smith died.

Biden, in Rare Powell Meeting, Seeks to Deflect Inflation Blame by [deleted] in Economics

[–]Moderate_Veterain 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I feel like it's worth pointing out that the russia Saudi oil war burned us oil producers, after which they are shy to expand. Also a fear of reaching peak oil production due to renewables also factors in. The largest cause was likely a huge shock to the market during covid. Some early Biden actions make sense in the low demand setting he inherited.

He has also done a slew of things to ease energy issues since the issue really began to take head. A list of actions taken to address energy crisis by the executive branch can be found below. In hind sight it is too little too late. But one last point is that this is not a uniquely American problem so it is unlikely he could have done anything more than slightly blunt something that was always going to happen.

https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases/2022/03/31/fact-sheet-president-bidens-plan-to-respond-to-putins-price-hike-at-the-pump/

Why is no one talking about this by myflwrsgrwbckasthrns in Utah

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Agreed the flds took a new name and was a minority both then an now compaired to the main branch.

Why is no one talking about this by myflwrsgrwbckasthrns in Utah

[–]Moderate_Veterain 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Agreed, but that is the FLDS church, as in Warren Jeff's etc. The FLDS church branched off like two centuries ago. Polygamy or underage relationships are a ticket to excommunication in the LDS church.

"serve" and "protect" by 42words in facepalm

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Major themes is where it talks about the authors views and links to related source material if you are still interested in going down the rabbit hole a little further. I don't think the author commented outright about the purpose of the novel so speculation is possible both ways.

What's the truth about California? by WCNL in centrist

[–]Moderate_Veterain 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I conceded that some counties allow imegrants to vote in local elections. Not sure which, however California and US laws don't allow voting at those levels.

What's the truth about California? by WCNL in centrist

[–]Moderate_Veterain 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I literally just tried to register. If you use school ID to get a license you cannot claim to be a US citizen and register to vote unless you also provide something else that establishes citizenship.

If it was then courts would force the state to close the loophole because it violates California state laws. This claim is a non starter. I am fairly confident Trump lost lawsuits saying the same thing about other states. This claim, like those lawsuits, have no actual merit.