There’s an entire hill falling into his head, and like the sibling said, if he duck he would be stuck there.

Anyway, in that entire movie, this is the scene you don’t understand?

It’s very common on journalism.

I’d guess trespassing.

Investors. They are lying to fund managers.

I can worry and not act just fine.

Try rotating the hammer 90°.

I think any direction will do.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mEVl0NS0vu8&t=2s

It could be a mobile. But it only makes calls and it costs 10 cents a minute to the caller.

Yes. It’s a classical oracle prediction.

Anakin killed every single member of both sides of that dualism, and then died on the process.

That is, until Disney got their hands on the story.

Prophecy implies the Antichrist would be polling much better.

I dunno. People say they hate him, but also that they would vote in him again and do the stuff he asks them to do (buy his phones and etc).

Since you mentioned the substance… That sounds an awful lot like caffeine addiction.

If you find somebody willing to pay some 1000 times more for a computer because it’s rotating around the sky, then yes, it’s profitable. Those “1000” are probably an understatement, but there exists some number that works.

There’s probably a single-digit-billions market there.

For comparison, SpaceX’s space business is a 2-digits-billions business, and they claim they have a 2-digits-trillion market to grow into.

Not really.

Almost nothing in a paper printer is just a plastic part with 0.1mm accuracy.

I literally have a dissembled 3D printer in my desk right now that got the hotend entirely covered in some unknown carbonized substance… Probably from the filament.

Yet, that’s actually an easy fix and will cost a little bit because I’m choosing to replace that stuff.

At the same time, I have a paper printer around that I dissembled 3 weeks ago that is just waiting to be thrown away, because some parts made to break broke, and they cost as much as a new printer.

When other people fix shit, it’s either expensive or sub-par

It’s usually both, and it usually takes more of your time to arrange things than to fix it.

Let me present to you our Lord and Savior, the Penguin…

LLMs are literally the evolution of the machine translators you are talking about.

You can try asking AIs about their usefulness, cost effectiveness, and sustainability. Their answers vary much more than the CEOs’.

It’s not a signal, it’s more of a cause. Things are happening and they didn’t even cause them.