And you have a problem resulting to insults when you are not being understood rather than trying harder to communicate.
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You are making up a stance that I don’t have to think you are controlling the conversation.
Also, adding times did not make your position any more clear. Please clarify your evidence and what you are taking away from that article.
They audited less than 40 fewer than smaller businesses?
What?
I think you misread the article or I am having a hard time parsing the meaning of that sentence.During the 5 year gap from 2019 to 2024 they only flagged 22 ultra wealthy companies cases vs 848 flags for small companies and that doesn’t mean a full audit was done just referred. And that’s the 40 times fewer, the number of flagged criminal referrals.
I really don’t think you read that. I think you really are looking for bias confirming items and even gloss over presented data.
Take a second and breath and think that it might be ok to progress your views beyond what you already think you know.
Or please point out to me your evidence?
Me laughing proves the DNC is a progressive party? I don’t think that logic is very robust.
I think it makes you feel more confident in disregarding the arguments of others which is the point you want to conclude but it’s unrelated to your previous point and that’s searching for evidence to back your preconceived notion which is also bad science.
Plus this isn’t science or a polling sample it’s a conversation.
So much wrong with how you interact with others.
No, they really don’t. They throw more money at customer service but they definitely don’t audit more and leadership knows that.
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Oh boy shortest standup routine to get me to laugh that hard.
Laws are a concept that only some of us seem to agree upon and has no real world repercussions for the wealthy since they aren’t like laws of physics and are only enforced for those that can’t afford to negate them.
Not knowing how things will go is just how the world works. We need leadership that at least tries and pushes for change and asks around for support making it, not money to vote yes.
This has all the typos of a very passionately typed comment and all dripping sarcasm of someone very defeated.
Shit sucks.
LOL that’s literally Eric Adams and Karen Bass the mayors of NYC and LA.
Adams took bribes and is now best friends with Trump and Bass “saved money” by cutting the budget for firefighters and then went to an oligarch cocktail party in Ghana during fire season and fired the fire chief who criticized her.Both sent the police hard after protestors and have been praised by Democrat leadership for being outstanding members of the party.
It’s directly known that if you are taking an SSRI or an SSNRI basically fully blocks the effects of psilocybin and most other hallucinogenics.
Someone had once said it seemed like deep thinkers, it didn’t work on and I always wonder if it’s some combination of brain chemistry difference in ADHD or depression that makes it less effective in some others not even on them.
I got a way better deal on a weird but awesome pillow by not buying it on Amazon and had the same experience overall. They had a real sale vs a flat percent on the Amazon store.
Krauerking@lemy.lolto PC Gaming@lemmy.ca•'Knowing Steam players are hoarders explains why you give Valve that 30%,' analyst tells devs: 'You get access to a bunch of drunken sailors who spend money irresponsibly'English2·3 days agoHeh as if I wasn’t an idiot and bloated my own steam library with fanatical mystery bundles and all those developers didn’t walk away with a completely random dollar and a chance to actually have a game get noticed and steam got zilch.
It honestly just sounds like a productive economy that’s constantly moving and giving opportunities to developers even if they aren’t getting nothing but ravid fans. Like how busking might work in a wealthy thriving city compared to a poor one.
Krauerking@lemy.lolto Technology@lemmy.world•Unless users take action, Android will let Gemini access third-party appsEnglish9·4 days agoI mean there were no instructions up front because literally Google is refusing to give them, basically.
No more choice just the company force feeding the user and saying it’s good for them.Nowhere in the email or any of the Support pages did Google say how to remove all Gemini integrations from my phone.
I then emailed Google PR and… I asked if someone could provide actionable guidance for my readers who want to ensure Gemini integrations are completely disabled. Instead of answering the question, the person responding to my email wrote, in part: “This update is good for users: they can now use Gemini to complete daily tasks on their mobile devices like send messages, initiate phone calls, and set timers while Gemini Apps Activity is turned off. With Gemini Apps Activity turned off, their Gemini chats are not being reviewed or used to improve our AI models.”Literally that reads like you can’t turn it off and they just scrape less of your data on a technicality.
Tech is silly sometimes.
Krauerking@lemy.lolto Technology@lemmy.ml•AI agents wrong ~70% of time: Carnegie Mellon study1·5 days agoThat’s really not. A calculator that only gave the right output 30% of the time would be worthless.
Yeah. But that doesn’t mean it will never be used. It’s normal to want to be paid for the work done but if people want to share they can just share it.
I think it’s hard to say when someone will want your information and it might be well after you are dead and able to get anything from it.There are lots of free recipes I would never use, and there are lots of paid cookbooks that I haven’t gotten my hands on yet but might one day because of their knowledge of making a good roux is worth saving (bake it, not in a pot)
Oh I am a scientist for everything I do. Make my hypothesis of and test stuff for how I think it would work but also so many people have done it already.
It’s essentially what all recipes are. Someone else did the research and I am taking their effort for an easier time. The best ones even note what changes to make for slight differences.
Also higher heat than you think, 400°F/200°C oil works best but you can also go dry and you will get a more puffed size apparently. To much moisture when cooking makes them dense.
I have discovered a wok is a really great popcorn maker if you don’t want to buy something niche. The high dome lid is double perfect for it and then shaking in the salt.
Krauerking@lemy.lolto Mildly Interesting@lemmy.world•Americans overestimate the size of minority groups and underestimate the size of most majority groups1·5 days agoMy vacation is staying home and tending to my garden and eating my own produce.
We are not exactly the standard polling public though who have absolutely been sold the concept of getting to see the globalized world. There are all types in this world. We can’t ask them to all be like us.Also it’s a bit wild to think you may ever be more established. This world and societal structures are crumbling and people can feel it. People can feel they may not get the chance before things change.
How much crap are you watching if you have to speed it up to get through it all?
I get it. Their smiles are definitely fake.
But nope, that’s just the finest Turkish silk (literally) in a nice 4 leaf fold. Though I’m preferential to a 2 point puff, it’s cooler and looks less AI generic