AI joes? Weren’t those a children’s doll?

I’ve heard “guard your heart” and “cut from a different cloth” before, but this is the first time I’ve heard them used together. Interesting.

I’m pretty sure that boneless wings are white meat that has been cut to a certain size.

Nuggets are ground meat that has been pressed into a shape, and may have additives (emulsifiers, starches, salt, preservatives etc.) mixed in.

Bonus: “tenders” are a specific cut of white meat, the tenderloin.

Typically stairs, ramps, bridges, boardwalks, or other elevated improvements. might cross a seasonal riverbed.

Speak for yourself!

Deliberate partisan incompetence

Coincidentally, rank-and-file workers are also twice as likely to trust AI over their executives’ judgement.

Original sin baybeee!

Cutting dead ends doesn’t promote growth, but it prevents the hair from getting shorter. Split ends (being finer) are weaker and more liable to break, tangle, get caught in a brush, etc. Cutting them off stops the split from getting longer.

I can’t speak for everyone, but I haven’t dug very many trenches in my house.

Voice of Morgan Freeman:

No, it does not.

Iirc the ancient meaning was actually a punishment for a terrible loss. They would draw lots and and on in 10 would be chosen. Then thier fellow soldiers would be selected to do the dirty work.

I’m pretty sure bass are fish

I thought that they had start the whole Apple Intelligence development over because Siri had been so Ship of Theseus-ed that it was impossible to integrate “AI”into it in a way that they thought would be presentable.

This is why our generation feared quicksand.

An immersion blender? Maybe 🤷‍♂️, but apparently it was invented in Switzerland.

It’s also called a stick blender. It’s a wand with a small spinning blade on the end. You put it into the food to blend it instead of putting the food into a blender. You can blend hot soup right in the pot, emulsify sauces and spreads, froth milk, make smoothies, etc. Since you can move the stick around, it handles thicker blends that would stick to the sides of a conventional blender.

I can’t wait to see the look on your face when you see what happens with the horse!

For me it was an immersion blender

I mean… the researchers lied to the parents about the risks. How are parents supposed to make an informed decision with false information.

…Qiu and his team downplayed the trial’s risks in describing them to the parents, overlooked safety signals in animal studies, and proceeded even though success was unlikely. “This shouldn’t have gone to trial,” says Steven Gray of the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center… … “Learning the reality of these missing safeguards has fundamentally changed how we now view the entire project,” says the father… “We did not realize how unusual and dangerous many of the arrangements were.

More than a quarter.