Wow, nice!

There was a study years back that found ultramarathoners continue to find more health benefits the longer they run (all else being equal).

It's easy to think of a mechanism behind 1 minute of exercise improving health. For example, the lymphatic system needs daily muscle movement to circulate. Even a little movement will be enough to remove waste products. Furthermore the flow of the intercellular matrix requires muscle movement.

It might, actually. Of course attention will need to be paid to nutrition, but that's true no matter how much you exercise.

I don't think this can work without having an employee monitor the car feed 100% of the time. Otherwise they won't have enough context to advise the car in real time.

What does it mean to advise a car? I've never done that.

If Waymo wants all buses to support V2X they can pay for it (or somehow convince Texas to pay for it, but that is less likely).

And Waymo lies with statistics (and you believe them blindly). For example, they avoid difficult intersections, and don't tell you how often a human takes over. So in that sense, I am better than Waymo.

It doesn't matter. Waymo has to obey the law.

I'm going to say that hardwood is not always better, since it tends to be quite annoyingly heavy.

In the real world, you rarely need small little once-off programs.

The vast majority of all programming is small incremental refactors to an existing codebase. If you don't understand the codebase (or at least, be able to find and understand the relative parts), you can't modify it. That is what most programmers do most of the time.

That's not a common use case.

1 kj is .239 kcal. A 180 pound person weighs 81 kg. So that is 81 * .239 = 19 standard calories a day.

Yeah, I know how you feel. You are that kind of person.

These days, it's hard to find a headline about science that doesn't read "Scientists got this point wrong for 40 years!"

Before that it was, "this will revolutionize X" and before that, everything had to have some practical effect. "The modern day importance of 13th century Italian smut literature." Things like that.

I have a safety record so impeccable I've never caused so much as a serious injury, and yet I still follow traffic laws.

A codemonkey is not a junior developer.

When people say, "I outsourced to a junior developer" it's a strong sign they are talking BS.

No one ever talked about outsourcing to a junior developer before AI code was a thing.