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8 hours? It takes like 15 minutes (longer if frozen) to poach chicken breasts and they come out juicy and perfect every time. Best way to prep lunch meat IMO

Promoters gonna promote

Plot twist: The leapard was shot with a tranq dart to make it fall out of the tree like that, and it was crippled from the fall. The video is edited to show a totally different leapard catching its prey.

The last one that was visible in the US was 2017, so it isn't some one in a hundred years type of rarity. I saw the one in 2017 and it was pretty cool I have to say. It's not just the darkness that you see because that would be kinda lame. You get to see something like this:

It may seem like the first foul is free, but it also brings you a step closer to getting a full point deduction if you accidentally foul again, which can happen. Given how dramatic a full point deduction is in a three round fight, it probably wouldn't be a good strategy.

I dunno, I think people can appreciate a beautiful aesthetic without added meaning. Like some expertly crafted statue. There could be additional meaning which could add some additional appreciation, but it can also be appreciated as art without it.

No I don't think this follows. Big John is saying that the ref didn't see the ending eyepokes, and that he could have deducted points. So if you were going to try to game the system you'd be relying on the ref making a mistake and not deducting the point on you. A very risky strategy. In...

It will act as a "turn around" sign for the next guy

He's going to have to work to get that money back. Indentured, you could say.

It's offset though because it hurts the restaurant business

But they aren't programmed in the sense of "if this then do that, else do this, etc.." Basically AI's are trained on massive amounts of data and the result is emergent. Nobody really understands how they work, so if an AI system does something unusual you can't just debug it like a traditional...

Modern AI isn't scripted at all, that's why it's a big deal

So here is something entertaining.. DARPA as most people know has been involved with the advancement of human like robots (they funded Boston Dynamics for example). Well, DARPA also created the Information Awareness Office https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_Awareness_Office And get...

One of the greatest mysteries you can think of is one that we all take for granted and rarely ever question. Consciousness. Not to mention the best scientific theory of the existence of the universe is that it all started from essentially nothing in the Big bang. If that isn't a mind bender I...

Not to mention, even if you are relying on AI to write your code you still need to know what to do with it, where to put it into larger systems, how to verify it, modify it, etc

There is actually some truth to that historically. Ales were commonly consumed and carried nutrition but they were not like the beer we drink today. They contained much less alcohol so even children would have them. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Small_beer

Alcohol is a drug, so the term "drugs and alcohol" is kinda nonsensical, but really it's just how society classifies alcohol as a separate thing since it's been around forever and has more or less been accepted (with all the problems that go along with it). And it isn't just your own society...

Tim Hortons coffee reminds of of beers like Budweiser, Molson Canadian, etc. Low tier mass produced drink that is endeared by the blue collars.

you must live in a rough neighbourhood <{katwhu}>

If you knew of an active serial killer and didn't report them then you are basically complicit