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Ah I miss De School. It always feels a bit uncanny seeing Tillatec wearing the hand me downs, even though they have their own thing going.
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Yes, I assume it is because you use dots to seperate large numbers in most European languages and they forgot it's different in English.
usually its a combination of . , not exclusively . for both the thousands seperator and the radix point.
This might have happened to me before as well...
I kinda understand swapping witch is which, but why have no distinction.
As an introvert, what are you even supposed to do at "clubs"? Besides having your eardrums damaged
I'm just gonna say that some aspect of the data collection here seems flawed: among the SF clubs listed are DNA Lounge and Public Works – which are great clubs, don't get me wrong – but they are very much on the smaller side. And, Phonobar? That is a bar/restaurant, not a nightclub at all. Meanwhile, The Warfield and 1015 Folsom are left out – how does that make any sense?
Which is the best SF nightclub? I got baited by online reviews to visit DNA and was disappointed.
Even if this is an ask from a top-level managers hoping that it would help their decision-making, let me tell you that, this will be binned after everyone agrees that the visualizations are very cool. Decisions are driven by other factors.
Btw, SF night clubs actively refuse to let “tech nerds” in. I witnessed whole groups of people who attended the huggingface “Woodstock of AI” meetup circa 2023 and the local clubs would refuse to let anyone in who wore glasses or wore Patagonia. Thanks John Hughes films!
That doesn't make sense. Huggingface is a 'popular' tech company. Maybe those 'nerds' just didn't have tickets
As an introvert, what are you even supposed to do at "clubs"? Besides having your eardrums damaged
The risk of hearing damage is easily mitigated by 1) wearing earplugs 2) going to better clubs which have properly tuned sound systems.