That’s not misleading; top source is largest share, majority would be >50%.

Put this next to a chart of tuition costs over the same time period and ask the question of where all the money is going.

This is somewhat misleading because in many cases the “top source” is still much less than 50% of the energy mix.

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Good observation! I actually wore my watch everyday -- that extended period of 0 minutes of exercise corresponds to January 2021 (ish), which is when I started a full-time work-from-home job. Prior to that I was working part time in a lab, which required leaving my apartment (and I often walked to or from work). I also had a bit more free time/flexibility to work out prior to starting the new position. I found a better balance starting in the summer of 2021 and then left my job in the summer of 2022, hence the major increase in activity over the last few months.

They do? It’s called co-op.

As a fellow New Brunswicker you have no idea how much this delighted me to come across! Very interesting results who would have thought Calactus would have good pizza. My boyfriend and I will be hitting up the top 3 soon to see what we think!

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Because of this chain, in Canada, Little Caesar's slogan had to be changed from "Pizza, Pizza" to just "Two Pizzas"

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It was 1/2 burnt, it could have easily ranked higher. It's our regions cheapo and most loved/hated pizza. We don't hate it usually!

This is part of a project to increase salary transparency in academia and improve fair pay. Check out the interactive visualization and source code here: https://academicsalaries.github.io/

Holy shit, I wish my town had this many options for pizza. Here is just national chains and generic Indian-made pizza. There's no real authentic italian-style pizza places here at all.

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That is just a very late history of coffee trade.

Seeing the profile of PewDiePie's channel (at SocialBlade) i would say that the number of views mentioned in their ranking is regarding the whole life of the channel... in this case about 28,000 millions:

https://socialblade.com/youtube/channel/UC-lHJZR3Gqxm24_Vd_AJ5Yw

a cool concept but none of them look good

This list def shows different tastes for diff folks. Pizza D above tide and boar. That shit is whack as fk

If the Russians blow up a nat gas plant, we're without power for a while. If they blow up a nuclear plant, the region is unlivable for centuries. Why is this equation so hard for people?

Who cares about the actual data? Read my blog. (and buy my product.)

I thought it was from Ethiopia for some reason. Ah, the plant is from Ethiopia. The Yemenis cultivated it.

"The Yemenis procured the coffee beans from the Ethiopian Highlands via coastal Somali intermediaries and began cultivation" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coffee

So they missed part of the journey. :)

This was very awesome! Wish I had your (not finished yet but should start one) book.

The most obvious way is to bury it deep underground. The next best way is just to store it for now. Either way it's not that big of a deal to manage, because there just isn't that much of it.

Do tell. I'm looking forward to learning how you would deal with nuclear waste.

What exactly did 'strife in Ukraine' prove? To my knowledge that haven't been any leaks of nuclear material in any of the plants there.