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…
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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.
4·7 days agoJust 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.
18·12 days agoHad 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.
4·12 days agoI wonder if this is some kind of loop hole to get around Reese’s law. I’m not seeing the giant warning labels required on smart brick sets searching online.
Here’s my Back to the Future sets both pre/post Reese’s Law.
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A brief explanation…links to a 95 minute video. I’m still gonna watch it but later.
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I remember this cause I was living in a place where gas topped $5 a gallon. The federal minimum wage was $5.85 for the first half of that year. Basically my first and last hour of work was really just paying the gas to get to/from work. Running $5 through an inflation calc and that would be about $7.59 today.
My parents bought a Lincoln Navigator during that time…🤯 The dealer understandably was super motivated to get rid of it. It gets ~12 mpg around town. A bit after those price hikes they started pumping oil like crazy though and prices hit rock bottom around $1.60 though. That likely caused the mass purchasing of giant SUV’s again.