They're useful for parsing large documents quickly. I upload a manual for something I'm unfamiliar with and troubleshoot with it.
Doesn't replace me because you still have to know when it's full of shit but it's great for skipping the first 80% of a task.
I like it but I would never pay what it actually takes to run the thing
Value engineering: engineering the value right out of the product and into the shareholder pockets
Sprint yourself to starvation then bust at the finish line and die.
Salmon are so based for doing this so I can have lox on my bagel
I'm so tired of these woke ingredients and liberals ruining my food. Have you seen baby oil recently?
There's no fuckin baby in it
I feel like it's pretty common for kids to see the actions of adults and think they're all stupid until they themselves become adults and finally see what motivated those actions in the first place.
The few adults I've run into who maintained the whole "everyone else is such a moron" both overestimated their own intelligence by an order of magnitude and were cripplingly narcissistic.
It's a lazy joke that the other person already made better.
The sarcasm/joke is obvious, it just wasn't funny.
I was extremely baked when I asked that but I think it was a question about how some light will reflect off your eye into your eye therefore you're seeing your own eyes.
Do you see your own eyes? Like without a mirror
Slots are just reusable lotto scratchers.
Blackjack is probably your game because it's simple and I've seen minimum hands as low as $3.
Just don't do what I did and convince yourself that you're good at it because you did well in New Vegas.
What is that thumbnail? Looks like some independence day shit.
Different slopes.
On top you kill one person per whole number increment. 0 -> 1 kills one person
On bottom you kill infinity people per whole number increment. 0 -> 1 kills infinity people
You can basically think of it like the entirety of the top rail happens for each step of the bottom rail.
4 doesn't seem to be a real thing because the only gene therapy for sleep that I could find were trials centered around GT for sleep apnea.
Listing gene therapy like you can just go to the doctor and request it is pretty disingenuous since insurance companies will make you jump through 10,000 hoops before even attempting something as expensive as gene therapy.