Murdered. Murdered in public. Yes, some people were excited for it, like Luigi murdering the CEO.

Completely different context than a state ordered execution.

Pretty sure the IDF is around 85% jews, from the only country that identifies as a Jewish country. I'm okay with calling them jews.

Now reset the timer for the others to show up.

Russians do something evil, regularly, in a thread about Russians being evil.

Somebody will always rush in to say, oh yeah, what about the jews doing it?! Rcade should build in a stopwatch to see who's the fastest.

U.S. Business Distribution by Employee Size (Firmographics)

1 to 4 employees: ~12.4 million businesses
5 to 9 employees: ~1.9 million businesses
10 to 19 employees: ~809,000 businesses
20 to 49 employees: ~409,000 businesses
50 to 99 employees: ~151,000 businesses
100 to 249 employees: ~89,000 businesses
250 to 499 employees: ~33,000 businesses
500 to 999 employees: ~19,000 businesses
1,000+ employees: ~24,300 businesses

U.S. Business Distribution by Annual Sales Revenue

Under $500k: ~13.9 million businesses
$500k " $999k: ~792,000 businesses
$1M " $2.4M: ~546,000 businesses
$2.5M " $4.9M: ~222,000 businesses
$5M " $9.9M: ~144,000 businesses
$10M " $99M: ~176,000 businesses
$100M " $499M: ~23,600 businesses
$500M " $999M: ~4,000 businesses
$1B+: ~5,100 businesses

dvocacy's most popular publication, Frequently Asked Questions About Small Business, gathers the most up-to-date statistics about American small businesses in one place.

Frequently Asked Questions About Small Business is a convenient place to find facts about the state of the small business economy, including the following:

99.9 percent of businesses are small.
There are 36,207,130 small businesses in the United States.
U.S. small businesses employ 62.3 million people, 45.9 percent of private sector workers.
Economic activity from small businesses makes up 43.5 percent of GDP.
Over 80 percent of the paperwork burden for small businesses comes from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) alone

Russians go on Human Safaris for fun. Recently droned a civilian just out walking his dog.

Most corporations in America are owned by middle to middle-upper class people.

Sadly, partisan politics lumps Hidalgo's Used Tires (who imports from tires from China) with Mavis Tire Express (who also imports tires from China). The tariffs are much worse for Hidalgo.

The corporations of course.
IOW transfer of money from poor and middle class to corporations because of Piggys theft

#8 | Posted by truthhurts at 2026-10-08 10:39 PM | Reply | Flag:

99.9% of all businesses in the US are incorporated small businesses.
82% of those are solo ventures with no employees.

Yes we all got refunds. No we didn't give them back to the consumers. Then many of us were hit with new, increased tariffs over again.

Not the flex you're thinking it is, pal.

#7 | Posted by LegallyYourDead at 2026-10-08 10:36 PM | Reply

Only in your very active imagination is that a flex.

You attacked WAPO not the source. Thank you for playing.

This could be a chance for Google to score a win for their AI model. The official forecast is cat 2 but Google's model predicts Cat 3 which would put it into the "major storm" category.

#3 | Posted by johnny_hotsauce at 2026-10-07 05:33 PM | Reply | Flag:

Nah. He's cost me more money than anybody here. Outside of a few long term strategic interests, tariffs are a terrible idea.

Just having fun on this one. Whatever party is in charge never takes responsibility for inflation and it's always someone else's fault.

Every Republican and Hillary Democrat (me included) hammered on about tariffs causing inflation when it was Bernie vs Hillary.

Trump goes wild on tariffs, Republicans develop amnesia, and Bernie Bros pivot from blaming corporations to blaming the govt.

But their costs were going up not down.

So... not corporate greed this time? :)

And instead of "shows itself to be correct"

But it would be just one more data point in the evaluation of AI weather forecasting models.
#4 | Posted by LampLighter at 2026-10-07 06:50 PM | Reply | Flag:

They've been using AI models in weather forecasting for 40 years. In the 2010s it moved on to CNNs & RNNs. 15 years later it's on to GNNs and Vision Transformer models. The new models beat them across the board. Have you used python before? If so, what models have you trained?

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How about to get into grad schools?

#38 | Posted by Dbt2 at 2026-10-07 09:11 AM | Reply | Flag:

Graduate with a 3.0, have decent projects. Not hard.

It's still the mantra. The liberal arts, the humanities, poli sci, all the classes the State of Texas makes students take is to increase their voter efficacy.

A person's voter efficacy is inversely proportional to what party they vote for. High = Democrat, Low = Republican.

#34 | Posted by Dbt2 at 2026-10-06 07:24 PM | Reply | Flag:

Long term income. You're stuck on outliers. 43% of Baristas have a bachelor degrees. Every degree, in Texas at least, has to have Core Requirements from the humanities to make students more well rounded people. You don't get to skip Writing in the Arts, Philosophy/Ethics, multiple History courses, etc, because you're a biologist or data scientist.