In coffee, researchers suspect that the beans, water used for brewing, or soil could be contaminated. Previous research has also found coffee filters to be treated with PFAS, and paper cups or other food packaging also commonly contain the chemicals.

I'd guess it could also be K Cups and non-dairy creamer, but who knows

Certainly an interesting study. I hope we get to hear more about it soon, and hope their work is followed up on

Right before sentencing

It really seems like it.

Seems like a worthy competitor for the Atlas V

Instead, language is a powerful tool for the transmission of cultural knowledge; it plausibly co-evolved with our thinking and reasoning capacities, and only reflects, rather than gives rise to, the signature sophistication of human cognition.

So, I guess, while the LLM approach to AI does do a good job mimicking the effects of our intelligence, it probably can't really recreate it on its own

That, and a single Rocketdyne F-1 would have waaaaay too much thrust for the job of getting an almost empty booster to hover

(Didn't watch the video, don't know if this was covered)

You know what would happen. After extensive lobbying, all social media platforms would have this warning, except facebook

Yeah, Nixon had been out for a while by this time. Reagan would have been newly elected in '81, but Nixon probably wouldn't have been able to publicly get anywhere close at the time, even though they were in the same party.

Nixon, I would think

Muppet John Wick

Muppet Gattaca

Muppet Mean Girls

Muppet Die Hard

Agreed. With so many companies still looking like they are trying to catch up to Falcon, it is great to see at least a few looking to build what comes next