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Oh, good. We’ve got Prime Cave Johnson this time!

The shingles wouldn’t have stayed over the hole well enough

Can confirm, it’s fuckin obnoxious.

We’re open to kind and good words from anyone. The issue is always the other words.

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Welcome to Mildly Infuriating.

They’re dissociating the numbers on the right from their normal 2-digit value into being two separate 1-digit values. 16 is not sixteen, it’s a one and six. The value of 2 is between 1 and 6.

Same goes with 3 being between 2 and 4.

Then they do even more delightfully dumb shit when extrapolating this logic to 4.

In reality, the things in OPs image are just $8 a piece.

What I’m saying is that this commenter is a fuckin savant.

It already is. Autonomous systems have been around for a while.

As of the time I wrote this, dude’s only got two down votes and 13 up votes. I wouldn’t call that indicative of any trends.

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And then they were best friends. <3

And I would prefer the manager is catching their staff’s errors before they make it to the customer instead of making me do QA, but we can both only dream of a better world.

Rest assured, we’d prefer to prevent them as well. We’d prefer they didn’t make any errors in the first place, to be honest. But like you said, this isn’t a perfect world. Mistakes will happen.

I wasn’t trying to defend this specific food choice (which is a slap to the face, regardless of why). I just wanted to reassure people that it’s okay to check their food upon arrival.

Ah yes, how presumptuous of you to assume all sorts of things about me from a single sentence. I’ll be sure to give your opinion the weight it truly deserves.

As a restaurant manager, I rather you would. If we fucked up, I can fix it faster the sooner I found out.

You don’t pick out the bones first?

There’s also the opposite problem, when you can’t sleep because you don’t want to fast forward to all the bullshit you’ll have to get back to tomorrow.

Ah, the classic unsolvable problem, P vs NP.

Thank you for that interesting read. Seems like quite a lot of effort and risk for a cheap toaster.

You cut your power cables?

You can actually do it on a much shorter time scale, depending on the species in question. A Soviet scientist in the 50s started it with foxes and had noticeable results by the 4th generation, less than 2 decades later.

The real catch here is in the semantics, defining your terms and expectations. How much genetic drift you’re aiming for, and what traits you select, what results are functionally “good enough”, etc…

In this example, we probably don’t need fully domesticated animals, some tamed generations should be good enough.