@jbnxb42 @TheWarKitchen Well, its Cheddar+some mix of other dairy.

@TheWarKitchen S tier >Phyilly Cheesesteak F tier> Anything with American Cheese I don't think this person knows what a Philly cheesesteak is.

@SeekingSolar @mothymilf @Ciconia_R I think they target specific people not keywords. Eventually they'll give up on you and move on, gl in the meantime.

@jadeharleyinc Blair Witch was also drastically more expensive in post production (conflicting reports on how much).

@pseudolad Unfortunately its cheaper to fly somewhere and get the nicest hotel room in town than spend 3 days in a shitty Amtrak roomette.

@ariaurelium @xsphi lolwut, nueralinks implants were so ham fisted they kept killing the animals on accident whatever tech might be in steps 2-9 is irrelevant if they can't do step 1

@ariaurelium @xsphi This is also not new ground, installing implants in animal brains was old hat by the 90s they just ignored everyone that came before them.

@sigfig Maybe the water is fucked up because its actually mercury.

@AJThurston Wait where are the even years. Did those not fit the claim being made or did they just think that leaving out half the data was a good idea? Normally I'd assume the former but a lot of uh, choices were made here.

@d08890 Kirkman is both integrated into the show and an experienced hand at TV. Same as early Game of Thrones. Same as The Expanse. Its a winning formula.

@sigfig when the life extension people figure out how to clear the cobwebs out of Biden's brain and he's in control of himself again he will try to pass another crime bill, its who he is at his core.

@aphofer @ArmandDoma That's a very different claim than OP made. And effects that far downstream are not plausibly measurable in an n = 2 dataset, too many uncontrolled variables.

@KeyTryer Oh, its because we keep talking about saving lives of people in poor countries online (downstream basically of it being cheap to do that). The AI is getting to a similar bias for very different reasons.

@KeyTryer Or maybe it is in the training data and we aren't asking the right indirect questions of humans.

@KeyTryer Interesting potential flaw from a safety perspective. Not the thing in itself, but this looks like its taking a bias in its training data and getting a completely different bias that gets it to some of the same conclusions, but very different from human values in other ways.

@aphofer @ArmandDoma "steel product manufacturing from purchased steel"

@Truthful_ast @mikusingularity I find RealFuels to be one of the best parts and run it in stockalike. Tradeoff between high density/low eff and high eff/low density is interesting.

@mikusingularity Ullage is a massive pain in the ass, the insulation modelling is completely wrong and the devs refuse to even glance at the NASA docs about it, and also my computer just doesn't handle it well.