Plus you can control the salt and skip all that extra liquid, right?

That soup must have been really comfy.

It's the same reason people ignore weather reports and get caught in the rain. Data feels cold, but a hunch feels like your own idea. We just like betting on ourselves, even when the odds are bad.

My old fridge from 2008 is probably judging me for reading this. I mean, I get the 10-year rule, but it feels wrong to toss something that mostly works. That story from @rodriguez.felix is a real bummer, and it's the exact fear that keeps me up when mine makes a new noise. I guess the line is when you're basically paying rent on a broken box, and the fridge becomes a part-time job.

Heard a podcast saying what @robinson.hannah mentioned is just the tip of the iceberg for small data learning.