âNo experience with said metaphorâ, we tried to help you
If you canât figure out what weâre talking about with a thread full of context then I donât know what to tell you. Either way, you can take a lesson learned here or not, I donât particularly care anymore.
People were trying to gently educate you on a metaphor and you decided anything pre-internet is a requirement. Then you keep talking about your lived experience when you got it wrong. Then you attack people when they said theyâre not going to do work for you and if you want info you can look it up yourself. You got some real boomer energy my guy/gal.
You know who also made rockets when they were younger? Homer Hickam who worked at NASA and was the person depicted in October Sky. I agree with the other commenter, if you havenât talked to your kid in 10 years (during highly formative years too) you probably shouldnât do an interview where you talk about who he is now.
Yeah but I think thatâs the point. MSI isnât going to make something for other companies and now theyâre saying you donât have to have more bloat installed on your computer, just do it online. I agree that if you can get it to work through OpenRGB that would be best, but I see this as a switch to something better unless there is something Iâm missing.
The analogy I see it compatible to would be a company not forcing you to download an app on your phone to make something work but allowing you to use the browser on your phone.
OpenRGB is good but doesnât work for everything. Specially the HyperX Quadcast S which is unfortunate. Also they donât make software for Mac so if you want to change your color you have to use a bunch of goofy work arounds. (Before people criticize me for getting it without all the research, I already know and have learned. The mic was on sale on Amazon and said it was Mac compatible which isnât a lie technically).
I guess it depends on the subtitle type? I know some are just the spoken audio and some are descriptions of side conversations/surrounding noises as well. That said Iâm one of those that reads faster than hearing but thatâs due to bad hearing and my brain trying to figure out what it heard is slower than reading/hearing combined. Or even sometimes the subtitles are a bit fast so Iâm still about even.
Maybe in pure technical experience. But to fully integrate the business logic, legacy logic, and new logic itâs going to take more than just LLMs (at least for now)
I wasnât going to respond until I saw you mention car. I do think the Miata and the GR86 are solid built for drivers cars. Theyâre relatively inexpensive for a sports car too. That said, in regards to electronics I would say the deck is by far best. Trying to compare across categories is really tough though
I believe what theyâre saying is that if UPS or FedEx is now the postal service theyâll put junk mail for their services in your mailbox. What you consider junk mail is other businesses paying the post office to send mail (though you may not like it).
Yes but also the more people that want e-books the more the library has to pay. I listened in on a reason they were closing a library branch and one reason was the publishers require full amounts for the e-books to be "licensed" and it only lasts for a couple years. Then they just pay for a full price book license again. So over time it's so much more expensive as the library has a reoccurring price they have to pay per book and can't even sell off old books to recoup an initial cost.
They even mentioned on the call that they tried to work with other counties to pool their bargaining power and the publishers don't care and won't give out any discounts.
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âNo experience with said metaphorâ, we tried to help you
If you canât figure out what weâre talking about with a thread full of context then I donât know what to tell you. Either way, you can take a lesson learned here or not, I donât particularly care anymore.
If you donât care about the metaphor what the heck are you doing in this conversation
People were trying to gently educate you on a metaphor and you decided anything pre-internet is a requirement. Then you keep talking about your lived experience when you got it wrong. Then you attack people when they said theyâre not going to do work for you and if you want info you can look it up yourself. You got some real boomer energy my guy/gal.
Honestly, people have given you examples. If you want examples from pre-internet then you should do some work yourself to find it.
Hereâs a wiki link for you
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carrot_and_stick
You know who also made rockets when they were younger? Homer Hickam who worked at NASA and was the person depicted in October Sky. I agree with the other commenter, if you havenât talked to your kid in 10 years (during highly formative years too) you probably shouldnât do an interview where you talk about who he is now.
Yeah but I think thatâs the point. MSI isnât going to make something for other companies and now theyâre saying you donât have to have more bloat installed on your computer, just do it online. I agree that if you can get it to work through OpenRGB that would be best, but I see this as a switch to something better unless there is something Iâm missing.
The analogy I see it compatible to would be a company not forcing you to download an app on your phone to make something work but allowing you to use the browser on your phone.
OpenRGB is good but doesnât work for everything. Specially the HyperX Quadcast S which is unfortunate. Also they donât make software for Mac so if you want to change your color you have to use a bunch of goofy work arounds. (Before people criticize me for getting it without all the research, I already know and have learned. The mic was on sale on Amazon and said it was Mac compatible which isnât a lie technically).
I guess it depends on the subtitle type? I know some are just the spoken audio and some are descriptions of side conversations/surrounding noises as well. That said Iâm one of those that reads faster than hearing but thatâs due to bad hearing and my brain trying to figure out what it heard is slower than reading/hearing combined. Or even sometimes the subtitles are a bit fast so Iâm still about even.
Maybe in pure technical experience. But to fully integrate the business logic, legacy logic, and new logic itâs going to take more than just LLMs (at least for now)
Ah yes, as they gain experience and learn theyâre still just keyboard monkeys. Guess we should go back and try to type up some Shakespeare eh?
I wasnât going to respond until I saw you mention car. I do think the Miata and the GR86 are solid built for drivers cars. Theyâre relatively inexpensive for a sports car too. That said, in regards to electronics I would say the deck is by far best. Trying to compare across categories is really tough though
I believe what theyâre saying is that if UPS or FedEx is now the postal service theyâll put junk mail for their services in your mailbox. What you consider junk mail is other businesses paying the post office to send mail (though you may not like it).
Had a manual 2016 Mazda 3. Took a bit to find it with all the options I wanted but it was available at the time.
Reacher, invincible as well
Yes but also the more people that want e-books the more the library has to pay. I listened in on a reason they were closing a library branch and one reason was the publishers require full amounts for the e-books to be "licensed" and it only lasts for a couple years. Then they just pay for a full price book license again. So over time it's so much more expensive as the library has a reoccurring price they have to pay per book and can't even sell off old books to recoup an initial cost.
They even mentioned on the call that they tried to work with other counties to pool their bargaining power and the publishers don't care and won't give out any discounts.
I saw that message yesterday as well. I wanna say it's foreshadowing something major
There are people who made one for the GR86. Not sure about other models
Same energy as me. I pulled the whole DCM module from the car and got a bypass harness.