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It’s fair, but telling people what they should prefer is a bad way of doing business

The proper solution would be to have the farmers pay for the externalities somehow so that they are priced into the decision to consume a-seasonal products


I learned English as a second language and was taught it was thee before vowel sounds and thuh before consonants. Is it wrong?

I once wrote “an FAQ” and someone corrected me that it should be “a FAQ”. Turns out she pronounced it “fak” and not “ef ay cue”

As a 'fak', pronounce, eff ay queue' is far too long.

Who says this? I haven’t heard it once in my life


Random Lives seems like it was much less vibe coded and did a better job.


Anything sharp or heavy.


Yes? “one of us made a mistake” vs “someone is attacking us” is a difference that people care about.


Not only care about; a mistake is unlikely to be repeated, a motivated attack is very likely to be attempted again.


> a mistake is unlikely to be repeated

If it was a mistake, it happened at many facilities. That seems like a repeated mistake to me.


That's not what logically follows from my statement. It's a conclusion you can make if you believe my premises are false though. It could also be a third possibility of a bug/issue affecting many of these specific batches.


According to the article, Hélio’s work was also purposefully destroyed several times


There are definitely LLMs that can count to 100


Even if not a single researcher goes from the US to China, it may still benefit them


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