thepianistfroggollum

LPT, don't run your clothes through a full cycle to dewrinkle.

Throw in a wet rag and put it on low for ~30m. This will also soften hang dried clothes and remove pet hair.

No, because you have to remember to run and unload it. Then the dishes pile up while you wait to unload it.

Just do one thing at a time. You're not cleaning a room, you're putting this one object where it belongs.

Many tiny tasks are less daunting than one large task, and our brains like completing many small tasks.

When my wife asks me to grab her something, she always says, "You don't have to do it right now."

Yes I do, or it's never getting done

They sell usb adapters that only have the data pins for this very reason. This is what I bought

I say that about Texas all the time.

Wat?

That begs the question of whether the terminal velocity of a phone is enough to eject the battery.

Unless the height you're dropping it from is on Jupiter

Yeah, I have to do testosterone shots, and my left leg doesn't seem to have any good spots, so it usually has a painful knot for like 10 days.

They're prone to behavioral issues because most people really don't have the time or energy for like 90% of dog breeds.

My in-laws have a mini-aussie that's absolutely horrible because they expect him to be a couch potato like them.

Doodles are a mix of a highly intelligent breed and a working breed, and most people can't handle that.

If you want a lazy dog, get a greyhound.

Trazodone isn't an ssri, and the doses that are used for off label are way lower than what is prescribed for depression, and medication induced ED is one of those off label uses.

I'm taking vyvanse and wellbutrin as well with no issues from the trazodone.

Why are you assuming there will be bias in the data, and that the AI couldn't be made to correct for it? Most of the data for systems like medical AI are basically raw data, and it's already better than humans at making an accurate diagnoses.

I'm not sure why people seem to think humans are better than a system that can parse trillions of data points in a few seconds and apply a bunch of statistical models to it almost instantly.