Texas not happy to lose a couple of counties to Mexico, jury in Montana and North Dakota is still out on ceding a few counties to Canada 😉

The entrance is tight, but it's nice and roomy inside

Why the hell are swans so expensive???

Who tf is named Margarita

If I said,

• "On day one I give you A
• On day two I give you A and B."

Then you would have 2A and 1B.

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Otherwise I would say

• "On Day one I give you A.
• On Day two I give you B."

Then you would have 1A and 1B.

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>Why would anyone think that, regardless of how I write it down?

Because words have largely agreed upon meanings and if you deviate from that meaning massively people don't understand you.

If you said to someone:

"On day one, I'm giving my gf a puppy, and on day 2 I'm giving her a puppy and a ring"

Then I'm certain almost all native English speakers would understand that you have given her a puppy on day one, and then another puppy and a ring on day two.

It's a little out of date though. There are a few more recent IPOs that would make that list

I'm assuming this is investment raised at IPO, not market cap at IPO. There's a big difference between the two, and people are generally more familiar with the latter.

Initial public offering, when a company goes from private to public by issuing stocks.

You create a company which you own a 100% of, but you need to raise more money. You have three primary options.

1- get a loan

2- sell a portion of your company to a private investor.

3- chop up your ownership into tiny bits and sell all or a portion of it to the public via a stock exchange, anyone can buy and sell it. The first time it hits the market is called IPO.

Initial public offering, when a company goes from private to public by issuing stocks.

You create a company which you own a 100% of, but you need to raise more money. You have three primary options.

1- get a loan 2- sell a company to a private investor for a portion of your company. 3- chop up your ownership into tiny bits and sell a portion of it to the public via a stock exchange, anyone can buy and sell it. The first time it hits the market is called IPO.

Who needs facts when we have preconceived notions?

https://reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/zfuvxp/_/izecfdg/?context=1

Better visualization and accurate data. Get this out of this sub right now

Source: realtor.com/research/data Tools: QGIS, Libreoffice Calc

I have never heard of an IPO. I Googled and I'm still none the wiser lol.

There was a tiny unimportant war that was happening during then. I don't think it amounted to much which is why it's not talked about.

Tbh looks like pro gun propaganda to me.

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Snow makes people do crazy things.

Not really, a bunch of them aren't public facing, and a bunch are based on specific countries that you might not live in.

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It is comparing US 2020 data vs Canada 2017 data. That is a huge problem, didn’t Covid affect crime rates?

I want to call bullshit but I'm far too lazy to check these things so kudos

Doesn’t pass the smell test tbh.

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