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Then remember to carry that whiteboard with you just in case you get off work early and decide to hit the grocery store.
Good thing the grocery store gives me a piece of paper with a list of the things I bought.
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Good thing the grocery store gives me a piece of paper with a list of the things I bought.
I really don't think the pain point is at home managing inventory, it's when you're at the store and want to now what you have. Receipts aren't going to help you when perusing the isles unless you have a very strange shopping flow.
Because I have a shopping list, I don't need to remember what I have in the fridge while I'm in the grocery store. I buy the things I need, and I leave.
The grocery list goes in Todoist, by the way. In case you were afraid that there was an aspect of my life with no apps involved.
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Or you own a later model car with blind spot detection, automatic Lane keeping, self parking and a bunch of other AI/ML safety features that invisibly lower the cognitive load of driving. The real bubble is the United States as the global luddite with nukes. The rest of the world is continuing apace on every front while we desperately try to return to the previous century.
That's not "full self driving" by any stretch of the imagination. Where are these goalposts again?
I mean when the chief current libertoonian talking points are we should flood the internet with AI generated child porn to reduce pedophilia, that Greta Thunberg is the Antichrist, or that the most important decision your daughter faces right now is whether she should study to be an engineer or become a sex worker, they have exited the room of serious conversation and entered the insane asylum across the board. I wish we could ignore them but they have the Zeitgeist. Stupid Zeitgeist
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I’ll admit to the pedantry but I can’t see any issues with my grammar. Feel free to share your analysis.
> Dear Brandon. not a sentence > King regards. not a sentence > I'll admit to the pedantry but missing comma between independent clauses