Just make them talk to each other and take their response and just wrap it with something like “I was thinking about <response>, do you have a recommendation?” Then feed that response into the next one in a giant loop of fast food bots…

I’d imagine bulking in this context is muscle and likely was after the protein. Had a competition body building co-worker and the amount of chicken he put away in a day was staggering.

I can’t recall exactly why but somehow was in a lecture with a guy that worked on loony tunes stuff and they apparently had issues with the censors. This episode came out back when they still appeared in theaters. There is a moment where the horse turns around and he thought it was hilarious that there was just this giant horses ass filling the movie screen.

Just as a clarifying point(I’m sure some HVAC person can correct me). The fan spins up to make a draft, the pressure sensor is detecting negative pressure(vacuum) and that successful check allows the gas valve to open prior to the igniter/flame sensor. The draft helps pull the gas into the combustion chamber and not just leak it out into the basement or wherever(especially if it fails to ignite). Furnaces kicking on are a series of do an action, verify that action happened, repeat until it gets through its todo list. High efficiency furnaces work similarly but also different…

Knowing the general boot up can help figure out what isn’t working. Igniter never goes off?…pressure sensor is right before it. Furnace ignites but shuts off a few seconds later…Flame sensor didn’t report success.

I keep a pressure sensor, igniter, and flame sensor sitting next to my furnace. It’s like ~$50 for the OEM parts and I can generally fix my furnace in 5-10 minutes.

If the AI determines you’re impaired (blood alcohol ≥0.08% or showing fatigue), it can prevent ignition startup or limit vehicle speed.

That should go well for my drives across -20F(-30C) degree areas. That first option could literally get someone killed at worst or cause some interesting problems at best. You’re tired and want to fill up before heading to the hotel? Now you’re stuck at the gas pump.

False positives are going to be rampant. I remember the face tracking cameras that didn’t work at all for anybody that wasn’t Caucasian. I’d imagine there is going to be tons of lawsuits from accessibility groups when it misidentifies perfectly alert people due to some abnormality.

Had a test graded on a curve in college. Actual score divided by two then add fifty. There were absolutely people that got a fifty. You’d think by dumb luck you’d get at least one right. It was multiple choice.

I’m not a huge fan of adapters but USB-C to headphone(2.5mm, 3.5mm, 4.4mm, etc) exist.

I’m back to running a stand alone audio player again…welcome back early 2000s!

I wonder if this is some kind of loop hole to get around Reese’s law. I’m not seeing the giant warning labels required.

Here’s my Back to the Future sets both pre/post Reese’s Law.

I knew what you were talking about. The drawback to those is they take up a lot more space since the slope needs to be gentler. As well as what you mentioned about carts sliding back down. Doesn’t even have to be many carts. Just somebody not paying attention, kids messing around, or a heavy cart that an elderly could manage on flat but can’t keep stationary on even that gradual slope.