I understand the thinking behind this opinion, but not the logic. If you’re buying off the lot, all but the marketing expenditures are out of the way for a new car as well.

@Jason Torchinsky and David Tracy

It would also be nice to think we could strap a few bikes to the new car and fill it with camping gear- or maybe even haul a trailer - if we got the sudden urge.

This is a ‘serious problem’ in the same way that travelling to far and falling off the edge of the world is a ‘serious problem.’

If I understand this right, then in fact even that is wrong. It still needs voluminous data because it needs another network to train it

Systems like these are not intelligent, they merely appear intelligent to us.

Works for roasting as well. I make this side that is a dozen or so green beans wrapped in bacon, roasted, then drizzled in a sauce. They’re much better with a short blanch before hand.

Tired.

Wow, that’s a very useful likehack. Thanks!

Well, that would obviously conflict with point ‘B’. Which is the more important one.

Right. We’re confusing not liking his style out comedy for personal hated. On a thread started by a guy who said he wanted to punch MacFarlane in the face.

No offence, but you’re an asshole. Like, your post dissent come across as making you look like a good person.

Very good point, sir.

Gotta love when conservatives trot out this ‘argument.’

The global economy isn’t a zero sum game.

It’s insane how little thought people are putting into this.

Thoughtless Harmony?

Do NOT say “abolishment” of slavery. Abolishment is a dirty, dirty word to Republicans at every income level. As soon as you use that word, all they see is a flashing red neon sign that says

Psychologist Henry Goddard coined the term moronto be more specific about people in what you might think of as Forrest Gump’s IQ range.

You were lucky enough to have the opportunity to go to college.And you think your success is because of how smart you are and how hard you worked?