A blood pressure cofactor.

It’s really good at something. The MBAs just haven’t figured it out yet.

He’s feeding dogs in heaven now. Also here on earth too.

Can’t read a book, but are experts on everything from medicine to macroeconomics.

I stopped watching after the second ragtag gang of genzers who all act like the writer’s children’s spoiled friends, presumably.

That was the final level.

I was thinking earthworm jim bro.

AI powered spank bots

They will only be replaced by richer landlords

The fact this company is still around makes me think someone with a lot of money is trying to promote the concept every so often just to see if the public might finally accept this ludicrous idea. A company being around for 15 years with 0 sales and just a concept means someone wants this to happen but thinks the only problem is that they haven’t figured out the right pitch.

You wouldn’t download a shit to give.

I love notepad for deleting all formatting so word doesn’t take a massive shit when I paste things into it from other documents.

We will always have the same problem with computers doing what we tell them, but also not doing what we are not smart enough to tell them.

If the massage before yours is taking too long do you go in and finish them off?

I had to calculate a least squares fit by hand on exam. You have to know what the machines are doing.

Not really true. People tend to look at GDP as the measure of an economy but war time economies distort the picture of economic productivity that GDP provides. If I go out and buy a car, I have first of all put money into the economy but then I drive the car and do things like go to work or shop and further contribute to the economy. If the government buys a tank and at worst it is destroyed or at best it goes off to fight a war to expand territory that is of little value in the long run, it has made no further contribution. That value is completely lost once the tank is paid for. Now if the government builds a bridge. Then, like the car, that will increase economic activity like allowing people to travel and go to work. However, bridge, the tank, and the car are all counted toward GDP just the same.

Patrick Boyle has a pretty good run down on youtube of why GDP is a misleading measure when applied to war time economies.

Drink 2 Mountain Dews to unlock more searches.

Kagi isn’t bad at not serving up crap, but it requires a subscription eventually.

Also it’s completely not repairable. Don’t get something bespoke unless you can afford it.

It’s better than google for a lot of searches. That is until whatever AI platform you are using enshitifies.