They shouldn’t have made the announcement until they were ready to commit.
They should print this in bronze and mount it in their boardroom because the present day reputation of Microsoft is that releasing half baked shit that they need to abandon or rebrand later is all that they do.
Literally means either literally or figuratively, and context doesn’t really help.
Biggest give-away are shots being low resolution or low quality in contexts where it doesn’t make sense. Even the shitiest phone cameras capture a LOT of information. If you are looking at something with low res for no particular reason then the reason might be an AI hiding artifacts in the noise.
Another thing you see a lot is inconsistency throughout the frame. Zoom in and shit starts to get pretty obvious when you start looking in the corners and shit.
Another thing to look for is weird depth-of-field. Things moving in and out of focus regardless of distance from the ‘camera’. AI is smart enough to know that real cameras have depth of field, but don’t seem to understand what it actually is. So you will have a foreground subject in focus, something behind them out of focus, but then the background is somehow in focus again. I think this is actually where a lot of the “it just looks fake for some reason” appearance comes in. We know what photos look like even if we don’t fully understand why a particular photo looks weird.
This is, of course, after you have scanned for shit that doesn’t make sense, like too many fingers weird random background stuff and physics breaking things.
Finally, a phone specifically for morons.
Gonna be hilarious when the people who haven’t been paying attention realize that they just replaced workers with shit that doesn’t work AND actually costs more.
Nah, he is going to deploy it as the de-facto arbitrator for private industry. You wave your write to sue virtually every time you sign a TOS. This will replace arbitration because that is already a parallel legal system exclusively for corporations.
Right, but they are churches in Germany.
Almost all of which were built before the reformation.
Ulm Minster, Cologne Cathedral, Speyerer Dom, the Berlin Cathedral, all originally Catholic.
England is a better example since their brand of Protestantism really favored big works to rival the Catholics.
Yeah, that is probably something that can’t legally be called “Parmesan”.
Like it could be basically anything. The only thing we know for sure is that it is NOT Parmesan, because if it was it would say so.
How can it usher in a thing that’s been going on for at LEAST the last 15 years?
The main red flags were that the artists released several albums in a short time span and had no online presence on any platform you would expect to see musicians on (Bandcamp, Discogs, etc) besides YouTube and the streaming ones.
Honestly, those seem like pretty big red flags since that is how actual bands manage to actually get paid.
That’s how it’s traditionally served.
Some philologist is currently writing a thesis on the development of emoji “accents” on social media.
It’s true. They also issue a pistol as part of the kit and as far I know still so, but it is apparently optional and most cosmonauts choose to leave it behind.
Space gun control is a thing: https://spectrum.ieee.org/how-i-stop-cosmonauts-carrying-guns
That story is apocryphal.
Pencils aren’t suitable in space because the last thing you want are little wood and graphite shavings floating around the capsule.
Both the US and Russia used grease pens.
The Fischer space pen was developed by a private company with no public investment and was marketed to the government and public.
Russian capsules have returned to land since their very first launches.
The decision has more to do with geopolitics than physics. Russia does not have a robust Navy with access to equatorial waters on which to land a spacecraft, the US does. Given the historical accuracy of landing a capsule it is actually a hell of a lot easier to drive a big ship to the eventual location than it is to drive a big truck into the middle of a desert. The reason western nations return capsules to the sea is because its easier to recover them there.
Both approaches have technical challenges. Returning to land requires a slower landing speed (although as a percentage of the starting velocity of a spacecraft its a pretty insignificant difference) and landing on the sea requires the carrying of flotation devices and designing a capsule with buoyancy in mind.
In other words this post is completely inaccurate.
Putting the oven right up against the fridge is the real problem here.
11 person company with 65,000 subscribers to their channel. Dude pays like $3000 per subscriber. Be cheaper just to pay people to listen to him.
It literally would have been cheaper to pay every subscriber a thousand dollars to listen to him.
You can just take a day, week, month, year, whole life, and literally just ignore ALL of that shit. Just turn off your shit and go outside.