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Zamujasa posted:back on the "fsd will turn your tesla into a free-roaming uber that will generate passive income for you" beat how does that make tesla money though?
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weren't they doing some poo poo where they wouldn't let people buy out their lease and the explanation was they were going to use those vehicles for their taxi fleet?
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infernal machines posted:weren't they doing some poo poo where they wouldn't let people buy out their lease and the explanation was they were going to use those vehicles for their taxi fleet? lol
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this was a few years back and i have no idea whether they kept it up or what the real reason was
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ADINSX posted:how does that make tesla money though? middleman you think you’ll be able to hook jonnycab directly up to uber? service will require a monthly fee and percentage of gross revenue but if you buy now you can lock in the price fsd style. this also lets you book the revenue w/o ever delivering the service
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Sagebrush posted:yeah this approach is called "unschooling" and it's popular with some of the more eccentric homeschoolers and it's how you get nine year olds who can't read the kids' menu at a restaurant. My understanding is that the reason we got the "balanced reading" approach that parents are griping about now is that they looked at how kids who read effectively read, and it was really different from kids who were struggling to read: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balanced_literacy. Anyway, apparently some states curricula leadership decided that all kids should read like the effective readers and not emphasize the phonics so much, so we get to where we are now where the system seems designed to support the kids who were going to be effective readers anyway and gently caress over people who need more support. My older kid just magically read without instruction of any kind, starting at 3 but fully fluently at 4 and it was somewhat upsetting. We were worried about hyperlexia and that she was just decoding sounds without comprehension, but it turns out that she really was getting it, she's autistic, and it was just a major splinter skill for her. We didn't get the autism diagnosis until 5, but I can see why peoples individual experiences about how kids learn to read is pretty worthless and you have to look at population-level metrics.
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The_Franz posted:https://twitter.com/unusual_whales/status/1648814781502214145?t=A2xvZ22V4MwWJatN981MEw&s=19 Much like how Lenovo can sell a computer for zero profit, because they could yield tremendous profits through mining cryptocurrency with my electricity while I sleep.
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in a well actually posted:middleman the future is so loving dumb i can't stand it
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Sagebrush posted:yeah this approach is called "unschooling" and it's popular with some of the more eccentric homeschoolers and it's how you get nine year olds who can't read the kids' menu at a restaurant. i learned to read early because my stay-at-home mom read to me and provided books and encouragement. i believe i owe the majority of my early childhood development to her, not to any teacher or teaching philosophy, even though i attended normal public school. i'm not endorsing homeschooling by weirdos, but it sure sucks that both parents working is now the default
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yes i realize i am continuing to post off-topic. i don't give a gently caress because elon musk can suck my fat dick.
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teaching a single child to read is so wildly much more beneficial to humanity than anything elon musk has ever done, frankly we need to talk about it a lot more to balance this thread out
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i learned to read by myself according to my parents. in 1st grade my teacher told them "he can read fast, sure, but he doesn't understand the words he's saying" which was absolute bullshit. now my son in law is 9, cannot read without speaking, and still uses siri dictation to write even the most basic poo poo. it scares me a bit but i guess different people learn at different speed
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Truman Peyote posted:teaching a single child to read is so wildly much more beneficial to humanity than anything elon musk has ever done, frankly we need to talk about it a lot more to balance this thread out The only thing Elon can teach a kid is how to hate their dad.
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the first time i read a word on my own, according to my mom, was at the diner when i was 3, and it was HAM a goon from the start
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https://mobile.twitter.com/actioncookbook/status/1648898367924125696
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ADINSX posted:how does that make tesla money though? Self-immolation As A Service
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go play outside Skyler posted:now my son in law is 9 if you didn't mean "nephew" can you elaborate on this math?
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Midjack posted:if you didn't mean "nephew" can you elaborate on this math? Their daughter and/or son married a 9 year old, learn to read pal
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reading is for losers https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WwbKwk3TiPU
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Midjack posted:if you didn't mean "nephew" can you elaborate on this math? what should i call my spouse's kids?
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in Japan they call people who can’t hand-write for poo poo because they only ever use computer input wapuro-baka or word processor idiots reading characters and writing them out with a pen are two separate brain-things as you learn quickly, I can read a paragraph of text and type a paragraph of text but my brain BSODs if I try to write my name on a piece of paper because I just never physically write Japanese text
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go play outside Skyler posted:what should i call my spouse's kids? your children or stepchildren. stepson = spouse's son from a previous relationship son-in-law = your child's husband
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in-law means someone you are related to through marriage, so your spouse's son is your son-in-law
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Carthag Tuek posted:in-law means someone you are related to through marriage, so your spouse's son is your son-in-law that was also my reasoning
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Carthag Tuek posted:in-law means someone you are related to through marriage, so your spouse's son is your son-in-law Not usually in English
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Wait til you hear about Schwippschwager.
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Carthag Tuek posted:in-law means someone you are related to through marriage, so your spouse's son is your son-in-law that’s logically correct but not how those terms are used in english at least as far as I know son in law always means the husband of one your kids
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but a brother in law for example could be my wife’s brother or my sister’s husband cool language
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Wait wait wait. 
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gschmidl posted:Wait wait wait. Concerning, looking into this.
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The_Franz posted:https://twitter.com/unusual_whales/status/1648814781502214145?t=A2xvZ22V4MwWJatN981MEw&s=19 besides the stupidity it's wrong, aren't basically all luxury manufacturers charging $30/mo for heated seats or whatever
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its amazing that elon helps the world by selling his planet-saving cars WITH ZERO PROFIT. legacy car manufacturers better look the gently caress out - here comes one special boy
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go play outside Skyler posted:that was also my reasoning j/k 
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even if real (it's not), this isn't actually a benefit for a standard passenger car
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Endless Mike posted:even if real (it's not), this isn't actually a benefit for a standard passenger car handy way to persuade bazingas to self-select themselves out of the gene pool tho
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lol at the bump right at the beginning like it gets spawned in garys mod
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Truman Peyote posted:i wish i learned how to read wrong so i was unable to read all these bad posts just look at the posters avatar and infer how bad the post is gonna be, then you don't have to read it all! anyway that "method" is clearly super hosed, oh you just learn all the possible pictures to work poo poo out? Cool cool. The reading equivalent of "what does #include do?": Teaching concepts with zero knowledge of what they mean Powerful Two-Hander fucked around with this message at 13:43 on Apr 20, 2023 |
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Luigi Thirty posted:in Japan they call people who can’t hand-write for poo poo because they only ever use computer input wapuro-baka or word processor idiots my nephew was diagnosed with dysgraphia, which i had never heard of before. since it affects his ability to write, significantly, he's allowed to use a laptop in class for his assignments, using dictation. this is all wild and new to me since i'm reasonably sure that even as late as the early 2000s if you had significant difficulty writing, they just made you write more.
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