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At the salad bar.
" Peas?".
" Yes, peas , brother".
" Peas?".
" Yes, peas , brother".
And what, specifically, can it do?skyshrimp said:I just upgraded to ChatGPT+
I figured £5 a week is worth it for what it can do.
I use it several times a day. In fact, I would not like to live in a world without it. It’s just the little things.DaveC426913 said:And what, specifically, can it do?
...amateur programmers,WWGD said:Scams or just poorly designed? Both?
That's because you would not want it to autocorrect "bigger"!fresh_42 said:I hate my autocorrect. I type "surjective" without re-reading it and it makes "subjective" out of it. But that damn thing has no problem accepting comtraproductive or geberator when I miss the "n".
When the wise man pointed at the moon, the fools looked at his finger.
Your school is so good even the cylinders graduated.Mayhem said:I wish sig figs were also used rigorously in synthetic chemistry. The analytical crowd knows how to report values, but synthetic chemists will write "Then [reagent] (40 wt%, 6.23 ml, 5 mmol) was added" like there isnt a host of issues with listing those numbers as dependent of each other.
In reality, their calculators probably calculate 5.000 mmol (or something) but moreover they use a precise ml volume that they measured... How? Most graduated cylinders only allow precision of the first decimal and thats usually with an explicit uncertainty. Micropipette maybe? Also most commercially bought solutions that are listed in wt% are usually not as precise as you'd think.
Let's hope there are no topologists or differential geometers present.Borg said:After watching several threads go off on a tangent, I'm thinking that this might be a useful icon.
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