Ah, gotcha. I thought you meant you looked up “whole wheat bread nutrition” and used those results to verify. Not that it would’ve made any more sense to offer that value as an answer since there’s so much variation in what can be considered whole wheat bread.

How is asking an LLM and checking it against public values for nutrition less work than just using the public values in the first place?

Judging by the downvotes, we apparently don’t like seeing questions here.

Flour alone already has enough carbohydrates to feed the yeast. Most basic breads are made with just flour, water, yeast, and salt.

If that debt is accruing interest, it might be a good idea to do that to get out of debt while you still can. The deeper you go, the harder it is to get out. That’ll let you help your friends in the future without as much of a negative impact on your own situation.

That’s the point of having savings. You could just as easily ask yourself what you would do if you spent 2k on car repairs and suddenly your friend urgently needs financial assistance the next day. If you need to spend that money, then you spend it. If you can’t, then you deal with the consequences.

wtf 50k? I’ve never had a card go over 2k, and the highest I’ve ever been offered was 5k. I can’t imagine the level of wealth you’d need to spend that much in a month.

My preference is Holfood (Chocolate). Canadian company, produced in Toronto. It has a nice flavour and isn’t too filling.

Compared to other nutrition shakes I’ve tried in the past:

• Soylent powder and Holfood Vanilla are both very similar and taste very artificial. It’s not what I would call “bland”.
• Boost and Ensure: They’re always way too sweet (I would not be able to consume more than maybe 300 Calories worth in a day), and much more expensive than the alternatives when you consider the nutritional value.

And also having to check OS compatibility for every package you want to use.

Is this meant to answer the question, or is it just a tangential rant?

They could be conscious for all we know.

Expanding on that: until we can prove that another human being is conscious, it’s highly unlikely that we’ll be able to do so for a machine.

Explanation: The person depicted in the photo has their earphones coming out of the bin. This is a visual simile comparing their friends music and the contents of said bin. A blue bin is typically used for recycling in most places. It is saying that just like recycled goods, their friends music has a quality that allows it to be loved by many, then remixed and further enjoyed.

Isn’t freon one of the more efficient refrigerants we have? The environmental concerns aren’t a problem until it goes into a landfill.

For a lot of people, the answer is unfortunately survival.

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Do you really need to say those magic words before you’re allowed to stay silent? You can’t just not answer their questions?

That’s a lot of money to spend on those two places.

Maybe if you can pay your rent or mortgage in cash, that’ll be enough to eat through a good chunk of it.

OP actually did write 0.10, but I think it’s pretty clear from context that they meant it with one sigfig.

So you tilt your hips down? That’s how you direct pee with a vulva.

Why does even-ness matter?

Because significant figures.

0.1 means you have a margin of error of ±0.05 (i.e. the true value is between 0.05 and 0.15).

0.08 means the margin of error is ±0.005 (i.e. the true value is between 0.075 and 0.085).

OP’s question can be rephrased as “how did we obtain a value to this level of precision?”