It's very hard to find the original image on the internet tied to the actual source, but it is reportedly this 2008 Pulitzer prize finalist in the breaking news photography category: https://www.pulitzer.org/finalists/mahmud-hams
The picture is in the Gaza strip, the people fleeing are Palestinians. The party who dropped the bomb is not named... But I reckon we could take a guess.
This raises questions, we wake up in the engineers body but do we have his mind? Are we just going to be obliterated by biters? Maybe we can even progress to the point where we are generating the pollution needed to cause any issues if we keep our distance?
I think Microsoft has grown too large to deliver a coherent product, and has probably forgotten how to do so. Beyond a certain point, knowledge just completely breaks down, without near perfect knowledge management, senior developers leaving just leaves an understanding gap too big to ever fill. Windows has been around so long that people have had entire careers working on it and have retired and it's all falling apart.
Individual teams still deliver decent stuff, dotnet, WSL all stuff pushing in the right direction... But no unified approach. The core windows teams seem paralyzed to implement real change. By all reports the code is now a spaghetti mess and no real endeavours to fix anything can get budget approval. Any budget that might exist to fix it is being redirected towards copilot projects
Not sure what marketplaces are available in Switzerland, but I recommend all the time that people look at Facebook marketplace and others for people selling entire machines. Lots don't know their worth and also know that there's implicitly less trust with no warranties and such. That said, if you're willing to take that risk, there are some great deals.
I played the MX vs ATV games years ago as a kid and they were heaps of fun then. No idea what the new ones are like but legends is cheap at the moment on steam and seem to get good reviews. Definitely a more pure racing game though than the others on your list.
In Australia, though it might vary from state to state, you can request a blood test. If there's no booze bus right there in which they'll take it, you might be able to make the cop go to the pathologist with you within a few hours during which you might dip under the limit if it was borderline. Never heard of anyone actually pulling this stunt, I'm sure it would royally piss off the cop.
It looks like a barrel chest, which can be a symptom of lung conditions like COPD, or just being old. Other rumours suggested it can happen because of steroid usage without appropriate accompanying exercise. Elon does seem like the kind of person who would use steroids without exercising.
There's a huge black market for tobacco products here in Australia and it's completely legal, simply having the tax on it so high has led to massive smuggling operations, black market cigarettes in many convenience stores, and a fire bombing epidemic of those same convenience stores for carrying competitors black market cigs. It doesn't even need to be illegal. Just too expensive.
Probably because they went around the moon which is perceived as not for profit endeavour to further humanity, unlike SpaceX polluting space with its outrageous satellites. I'm aware that SLS is just a jobs programme, but despite that the whole premise of Artemis is a little more visionary.
Yes? What's your point? Was the land irreversibly damaged by their fighting over land? Surely you can't be trying to compare the ecological impacts tribal warfare to modern industry?
The wildest part of Lao Gan Ma is sodium if you ask me. Some of the Chinese import ones are over 1000mg per serve, though the domestically made ones are a bit healthier. That said, you're probably not using 4 tsp of the stuff in most things.
Over a full career, saving 10% of your salary can allow you to live comfortably in retirement with minimal government pensions. Depends on your overall salary of course, but 10% is a good start. 250 euro a month tucked away in an account that only earns a very mediocre 5% per annum would still have you almost 400k after a 40 year career. Obviously investing more and getting a better return could lead to much much more than that. A 400k annuity at retirement age would basically continue to pay 3k a month for well, as long as you need it.
Pretty safe bet I'd say, google is going strong in the AI race and has more capital and resources than any AI startup, OpenAI included, could ever hope to match. The latest Gemini models are the top of the pack. Google also probably best positioned to best handle any downside risk if the bubble pops due to their diversity, so I suppose it's also a bit of a hedge in that regard.
Scientific consensus is that we now recognise and diagnose autism better than ever. Previously children that struggled in school would be labelled as troubled or slow or any number of other things. The thing about autism is that like many other things it is a spectrum, and thus previously many people with mild autism would have just cruised through and been thought of as odd or antisocial. Often when really questioned, people like your parents can think of a few people like this from their school days that might now fit the definition of autism spectrum disorder.
Also, it's worth noting that human DNA does not and cannot degrade in any manner you suggest and that kind of reasoning has unscientific and innapropriate connotations that might associate you with very disagreeable groups.
It's very hard to find the original image on the internet tied to the actual source, but it is reportedly this 2008 Pulitzer prize finalist in the breaking news photography category: https://www.pulitzer.org/finalists/mahmud-hams
The picture is in the Gaza strip, the people fleeing are Palestinians. The party who dropped the bomb is not named... But I reckon we could take a guess.
I'm not even American but this is widely known history: https://www.studentsofhistory.com/ideologies-flip-Democratic-Republican-parties
This raises questions, we wake up in the engineers body but do we have his mind? Are we just going to be obliterated by biters? Maybe we can even progress to the point where we are generating the pollution needed to cause any issues if we keep our distance?
I think Microsoft has grown too large to deliver a coherent product, and has probably forgotten how to do so. Beyond a certain point, knowledge just completely breaks down, without near perfect knowledge management, senior developers leaving just leaves an understanding gap too big to ever fill. Windows has been around so long that people have had entire careers working on it and have retired and it's all falling apart.
Individual teams still deliver decent stuff, dotnet, WSL all stuff pushing in the right direction... But no unified approach. The core windows teams seem paralyzed to implement real change. By all reports the code is now a spaghetti mess and no real endeavours to fix anything can get budget approval. Any budget that might exist to fix it is being redirected towards copilot projects
https://github.com/laylavish/uBlockOrigin-HUGE-AI-Blocklist
Not sure what marketplaces are available in Switzerland, but I recommend all the time that people look at Facebook marketplace and others for people selling entire machines. Lots don't know their worth and also know that there's implicitly less trust with no warranties and such. That said, if you're willing to take that risk, there are some great deals.
I played the MX vs ATV games years ago as a kid and they were heaps of fun then. No idea what the new ones are like but legends is cheap at the moment on steam and seem to get good reviews. Definitely a more pure racing game though than the others on your list.
That fine is so insubstantial it's more like a ticket to ride.
In Australia, though it might vary from state to state, you can request a blood test. If there's no booze bus right there in which they'll take it, you might be able to make the cop go to the pathologist with you within a few hours during which you might dip under the limit if it was borderline. Never heard of anyone actually pulling this stunt, I'm sure it would royally piss off the cop.
I don't think I've ever seen the summary bot have such an aneurysm
Throw another one on!
It looks like a barrel chest, which can be a symptom of lung conditions like COPD, or just being old. Other rumours suggested it can happen because of steroid usage without appropriate accompanying exercise. Elon does seem like the kind of person who would use steroids without exercising.
There's a huge black market for tobacco products here in Australia and it's completely legal, simply having the tax on it so high has led to massive smuggling operations, black market cigarettes in many convenience stores, and a fire bombing epidemic of those same convenience stores for carrying competitors black market cigs. It doesn't even need to be illegal. Just too expensive.
Probably because they went around the moon which is perceived as not for profit endeavour to further humanity, unlike SpaceX polluting space with its outrageous satellites. I'm aware that SLS is just a jobs programme, but despite that the whole premise of Artemis is a little more visionary.
Mate, ICBMs were solved decades ago, SLS is a jobs program.
Yes? What's your point? Was the land irreversibly damaged by their fighting over land? Surely you can't be trying to compare the ecological impacts tribal warfare to modern industry?
The wildest part of Lao Gan Ma is sodium if you ask me. Some of the Chinese import ones are over 1000mg per serve, though the domestically made ones are a bit healthier. That said, you're probably not using 4 tsp of the stuff in most things.
Over a full career, saving 10% of your salary can allow you to live comfortably in retirement with minimal government pensions. Depends on your overall salary of course, but 10% is a good start. 250 euro a month tucked away in an account that only earns a very mediocre 5% per annum would still have you almost 400k after a 40 year career. Obviously investing more and getting a better return could lead to much much more than that. A 400k annuity at retirement age would basically continue to pay 3k a month for well, as long as you need it.
Pretty safe bet I'd say, google is going strong in the AI race and has more capital and resources than any AI startup, OpenAI included, could ever hope to match. The latest Gemini models are the top of the pack. Google also probably best positioned to best handle any downside risk if the bubble pops due to their diversity, so I suppose it's also a bit of a hedge in that regard.
Scientific consensus is that we now recognise and diagnose autism better than ever. Previously children that struggled in school would be labelled as troubled or slow or any number of other things. The thing about autism is that like many other things it is a spectrum, and thus previously many people with mild autism would have just cruised through and been thought of as odd or antisocial. Often when really questioned, people like your parents can think of a few people like this from their school days that might now fit the definition of autism spectrum disorder.
Also, it's worth noting that human DNA does not and cannot degrade in any manner you suggest and that kind of reasoning has unscientific and innapropriate connotations that might associate you with very disagreeable groups.