Chart showing average height, but incorrectly scales the entire person instead of just the height, ...
The sin committed here was that the y axis began at something other than zero. If you scaled just their height without fixing the y axis, everyone except the Dutch would look like little clay men getting squished by a hydraulic press.
It's Aeropress™ and purchased from a reputable roaster. I suppose it's unknowable to me if some shenanigans were pulled further up the supply chain.
I'll add that the thing I noticed is that it tastes plasticky if I use water at 205°F but not 185°. I prefer the hotter temp because I think it gives a better extraction, and I need the caffeines.
I've found that it tastes kinda plasticky compared to my glass French press. Am I aeropressing wrong?
Hard disagree. The pry bar is the superior tool. For one thing, it is indestructible, unlike my spoons which were getting scratched up. It is satisfying in a tactile way and because it is so ludicrously overpowered for the task.
A pry bar. I use it to open cat food tins because my fingernails are not up to the task.
She's a regular moaning Myrtle
Because that's how typography works? Why do you capitalize the first letter in each of your sentences?
Sounds like you were a 1337 H4X0R back in the day
Where can I find the Department of Motor Veghancles?
Because it's not illegal?
Err, future knowledge might count as material non-public information.
They only have three fingers 🤔
What would you do?
It rings hollow for folks with chronic illnesses, too. It's simply easier to do these things when you're starting from a baseline of health.
Did you tell him about fuzzers yet?
It doesn't make as good of a meme, but I think a better analog would be a house that looks fine on the outside, but is completely absurd on closer inspection. Like, random plumbing, 90% of which is unused. Five bedrooms and zero bathrooms. A basement door with no stairs behind it.
I remember reading comments on Slashdot circa 2005 "explaining" why video streaming would never replace physical media. I totally bought it at the time.
This was a moment in time when Netflix existed, but it only sent DVDs through the mail. Only took a few years before their streaming service took off. Also, YouTube showed up around that time (and then Google bought it).
Embroidery is work, too
How would this be any different from more people existing in the world? These AGIs still need to eat (err, consume electricity). Or are you assuming they'll be superior intelligences and thus disruptive?