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laurenceOfSuburbia@lemmy.world to memes@lemmy.world · 2 months ago

The used car market today

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The used car market today

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laurenceOfSuburbia@lemmy.world to memes@lemmy.world · 2 months ago
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  • Proprietary_Blend@lemmy.world
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    Are you trying to break Europe by using “k” and “miles” together?

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      240 kilomiles (km)

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        So many baguettes just hit the ground

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          Sacre bleu!

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      It just dawned on me Americans use k as a shorthand for 1000… like the metric system 🤣

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        And if you’d use yard, then it’s only 9% off. One kiloyard is 0.91 kilometer.

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      In the US, k could stand for 1042 or something, who can tell?

      (it’s the number of thumbs that fit in a half barrel btw)

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        1153 and 36/127ths. Simple.

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        Why do you keep being your mother a “half barrel”?

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      Do you live in the US? I’ve seen you simping for Trump before but you’re not familiar with how we write car mileage?

      Sus af

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        Probably a Russian bot

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      k is just a prefix, it is unit-independent

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        K

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        Ok use kilopounds then. Or milimiles!

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          kilopounds (Kips) is a real unit that gets used in structural design in the US. It makes no sense lol.

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            We already have short tons!

            Although I do get the argument that tons is confusing because there are metric tons as well, and with only a 10% difference, it won’t be as obvious as if you confuse pounds and kilos or feet and meters

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          But milimiles would be redundant, it already gets its name from being roughly equivalent to a thousand of someone, somewhere’s (probably in Europe or the Mediterranean, but beyond that, who knows) paces.

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            A millimile would be five feet, three and a third inches.

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            Oh so a mile is just a kilopace you’re saying

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        If it’s a prefix, why do we write it after the number? 🤔

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        I saw that 2 kiloinches away.

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      K means 1,000 as in kilo because T already means 1,000,000,000,000 (trillion) OR 2000 pounds (Ton)

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      K is short for 1000.

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        Merci! It’s actually “short” for “kilo”. But you’re doing great!

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          Winning hearts and minds being a smug prick.

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      You will break people by using a proper Mm there. The GGP is harmless.

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        Cool abbreviations bro

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