Naw, AI is literally corpo bland. It can’t be interesting and unique, cause it can’t take chances.
If everything is the same boring AI garbage, it’ll just blend into the background.
Good marketing has to be interesting and stand out. LLMs are the opposite of that.
Every movie kinda reconned the previous one in terms of lifecycle, so it depends on which one you decide is valid.
The first one, the eggs are just kinda there, and the alien doesn’t have a clear lifecycle aside from egg -> facehugger -> pupa -> alien. There’s no info past that.
If you add the director’s cut in, then it adds that the humans the alien caught get turned into eggs to finish the lifecycle. So it’s kinda asexual reproduction? Not exactly clear.
Aliens, they add a queen, so it’s implied that it’s kinda like an ant colony. Except the queen lays eggs that spawn facehuggers that plant the pupa into an organism.
Aliens3 makes it more clear that the facehuggers spawn aliens in the form of the organism it was implanted in. Which is how we got the dog alien, etc.
Past that, it’s all over the place. Especially when you introduce the black goo and whatever the hell Prometheus decided.
Pretty sure the new moon would be the worst time, but I guess it depends on what you’re looking for.
If you’re wondering how [Curt] managed to 3D print a functional hose sprayer, the short answer is that he didn’t. Once assembled, the printed parts cleverly attach to the top of a standard sprayer, specifically the model 56516 “Pro Flo” from Orbit.
Boo, would have been neat if he got a working sprayer from only 3d printed parts. But that would be pretty unreasonable due to the pressures and the need for valves.
The R2 starts at $45k, which isn’t a bad price for a luxury SUV.
They’re also planning a more affordable R3.
I would be very interested in seeing the results.
They literally just released a (more) reasonably priced SUV. The R2.
They always planned on starting with the high end market, then slowly release more economically priced versions as their technology matures.
Will it work? Who knows.
It is ABSOLUTELY not cheaper than other methods. People are jailed long distances from their family and friends, and probation along with a criminal record can eliminate most decent paying jobs.
Prison is a huge waste of resources. Literally just giving people a couple thousand dollars instead of (or after release) can
1 - Provide the foothold needed to get a home and a job
2 - Reduce the need to commit additional crime
3 - Prevent the need to investigate and prosecute that crime
4 - Prevent the need for future incarceration
Basically, doing the bare minimum of “just give people some cash to get back on their feet” is an amazing step… just imagine what would happen if we provided more support instead of just cash. But people want to punish offenders, not fix the problem. And it’s all FAR FAR cheaper than what we’re doing now.
It’s cause there were too many Williams, Richards, and Roberts. They shortened to Will, Rick, and Rob. But there were still too many so they started substituting the first letter.
Now you have Bill, Bob, and Dick.
Those got pretty popular just on their own so now they’re just common shortenings.
With a monarchy, you don’t have 4 year cycles. The leadership lasts much longer than that.
Once the safeguard is in place for long enough that it becomes the norm, it becomes harder to reverse.
There’s a LOT of possible problems with a monarchy, but the biggest advantage is much longer leadership cycles reducing the whiplash of policy change.
What? Donut Lab is a Finnish company. Donut Media is a YouTube channel company.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donut_Lab
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donut_Media
Is this a bot that just chimes in about Donut Media just because it has the word Donut in the headline?
The research included vintage cars up to 70 years old to see if their less aerodynamic shape meant they killed more bugs, but it found that modern cars actually hit slightly more insects.
Odds are that will be a net positive for society regardless of if they were guilty or not. Rehabilitation should be the goal, not retribution.
You know, I never really understood how fletching works until just now.
I mean, I still wouldn’t know how to do it, but I think I get the overall concept.
He always gave 100%
He just never turned down a part cause he had money problems.
That’s not how humans have ever worked. Superstitious behavior exists in any animal that has the capability to learn.
Every single group of humans has had bad habits created and spread among themselves. Now we have the ability to learn both the good and the bad impacts. There are absolutely people who saw this news story and realized that raw milk is a bad idea.
There are also groups of people who saw this news story and didn’t learn, but as a species we are far better off than we were.
Almost anything can be consumed “raw” if the entire handling chain is working 100%. The reality is - even without capitalism - germs can spread pretty easily, people can make mistakes, and contamination is inevitable. Once you add capitalist incentives to cut corners, go faster, and produce more… it’s a disaster waiting to happen. The more popular raw milk gets, the more dangerous it will be.
The absolute safest way to drink raw milk is to pick it up directly from a farmer that you know, and that has a very low volume farm, and is very educated on the best handling and bottling processes. Again… the types of farmers that will be selling such a risky product aren’t the ones you want to be buying from.
Yeah, fuck these researchers. We should stop studying things cause you don’t like reading headlines.
Just pointless papers saying we should be cautious of things. Let’s ignore all that and put up all the lights and point them wherever we want.
Cities don’t have plants anyway, so what’s the harm!?!
Ah, but current market value of a BROKEN SSD is much lower, so…