According to Ed Zitron, AWS cost about $52 billion between 2003 and 2017 (adjusted for inflation), and became profitable after that. OpenAI did 13 funding rounds at a total of $180 billion and the signs are that they are burning through that capital at an accelerated pace and nowhere near profitable. The scale isn't quite the same
To some extent I agree, however I do have some examples with staying power:
bath toys, like boats and stuff
video games props, like pokeballs, Pokédex, ocarina flute, majoras mask prop, wind waker wand
For the latter, it was a father-son project to sand and paint them, so that probably has to do with it. For bath time, it's probably because the selection is more limited in the first place.
I mean, I can imagine CreativeCloudOS becoming a required install eventually in addition to the monthly fee and your firstborn for creative cloud. It may not be super likely but Adobe cutting out Microsoft from its money pipeline doesn't sound impossible
I upgraded my win10 steam pc to bazzite and the Linux driver for my old R9 380 graphics card actually supports a newer vulkan version than the win10 one, games are running great so far. I don't do insane gaming obviously but I think for older games it's a no brainer upgrade
I also didn't downvote, but maybe you would want to convey the information to your players that creatures here can use that spell without outright killing a PC in the first battle? Like "you guys should really watch your health points in this area" type of thing
https://images2.corriereobjects.it/Primo_Piano/Esteri/2012/07/18/fotozoom/big.jpg I think that's a bigger version
According to Ed Zitron, AWS cost about $52 billion between 2003 and 2017 (adjusted for inflation), and became profitable after that. OpenAI did 13 funding rounds at a total of $180 billion and the signs are that they are burning through that capital at an accelerated pace and nowhere near profitable. The scale isn't quite the same
https://www.wheresyoured.at/premium-ai-isnt-too-big-to-fail/
Reminded me of this lol
https://youtube.com/watch?v=84phU8of02U
I am really happy with my digital timers from thermoworks. They are expensive but I think worth it, I use them for me and my kid all the time
For me, it's Xenosaga episode 1 on the PS2. It's performed entirely by the London Philharmonic Orchestra and it's my favorite OST of all times
Reminds me of this
https://yewtu.be/watch?v=8Db3rluT76w https://youtu.be/watch?v=8Db3rluT76w
I mean I guess but that sounds like just defining all toys as trash to me
Awesome :)
To some extent I agree, however I do have some examples with staying power:
For the latter, it was a father-son project to sand and paint them, so that probably has to do with it. For bath time, it's probably because the selection is more limited in the first place.
Alaska?
I mean, I can imagine CreativeCloudOS becoming a required install eventually in addition to the monthly fee and your firstborn for creative cloud. It may not be super likely but Adobe cutting out Microsoft from its money pipeline doesn't sound impossible
The article is interesting, although I think the bottom line is still the age-old "fuck you, got mine" mentality
He got killed by the secret service during his attempt, I'm not sure they were later able to assess motive and stuff
I upgraded my win10 steam pc to bazzite and the Linux driver for my old R9 380 graphics card actually supports a newer vulkan version than the win10 one, games are running great so far. I don't do insane gaming obviously but I think for older games it's a no brainer upgrade
Well it is gigantic in terms of territory I would say; not that this is super relevant here however
At first I thought this was a Tim Apple joke but that's his actual name lol
(FYI I didn't make this and I believe it's fake but honestly it's hard to tell)
I also didn't downvote, but maybe you would want to convey the information to your players that creatures here can use that spell without outright killing a PC in the first battle? Like "you guys should really watch your health points in this area" type of thing
The goal of 3rd party apps is to do what's best for the user so they continue to use their app
The goal of Reddit's official app is to do what's best for Reddit
It's possible to expand on the functionality but that's the fundamental misalignment on priorities regarding users