Why would he feel inadequate when, according to a trustworthy source, he's a better boxer than Mike Tyson, fitter than LeBron James, hotter than Tom Brady, one of the top minds in history with a near-Olympian physique, the world's best runway model, better at resurrection than Jesus, the world's best bottom (ahem) (cough) and the ultimate throat goat?
Sooner or later, we'll end up at the point where trying to maintain the ways of the past is a fruitless fight. Teachers' jobs are no longer going to be "to teach" - that that's inevitably getting taken over by AI (for economic reasons, but also because it's a one-on-one interaction with the student, with them having no fear of asking questions, and that at least at a pre-university level, it probably knows the material a lot better than the average teacher, who these days is often an ignorant gym coach or whatnot). Their jobs will be *to evaluate frequently* (how well does the student know things when they don't have access to AI tools?). The future of teachers - nostalgia aside - is as daily exam administrators, to make sure that students are actually doing their studies. Even if said exams were written by and will be graded by AI.
Yellowstone needs to be drained of heat, otherwise it will burst the ugliest of bursts.
JPEGXL really does everything webp does and so much more, and it's well thought out.
WebP isn't terrible; they are smaller than I would have guessed given that they have the container overhead, but there's no stunning argument for it. "Better than PNG for what we used PNG for." OK, true, but.
Google should just let AV1 be AV1 and focus on pushing HEVC out of the market with it. The real opponents of progress have left the image space and are mucking around with video and VR now. Google has the capability to do something about this and foster innovation.
by playing video games all day
You'll be a hemorrhoid fixer, playing Assteroids.
This is why techniques with an UNDO button are preferred. Adding mist-generators to cargo ships thus may be a preferred way to add shade (via clouds).
Anyone know how long the dust in TFA lingers?
> The failure of successive COPs to agree to get rid of fossil fuels means that this is going to become necessary
Nobody believes this anymore.
Global temperatures are cyclical and the current trend is very close to the normal periodic cycle. All the "models" have failed. Sure, 95% of "Climate Scientists" believe their funding should continue but the jig is up.
If they actually attempt to blot out the sun there is no limit to what normal thinking people will do to stop them.
Fortunately they are very unlikely to get any real support for this harebrained scheme.
because any attempt to offer the same choice more than once could not hide the history of prior choices.
Test it on advanced Alzheimer patients.
Why is it more cost effective to build a new Capitol than to build a water pipeline?
"It's Biden's fault! He left his auto-pen on and it poked holes in the dike." (No, I don't mean Melania.)
Climate change is a participant in their water supply problem, but not the sole cause.
Different translations seem to imply different things. Any Greekologists here?
> Matt 19, Mark 7, 10
I don't see anything direct.
> prevents Christians from effectively spreading the word of Jesus... use them to muzzle Christians
Example?
> from a security, stability or usable prospective
You and me both but most people only score feature count. If they've grown accustomed to some oddball feature for a few months they feel they can never use anything else.
That they went their entire lives without it before isn't relevant.
From a market perspective, rushing more features to market makes more people with money happy than getting a good product to market.
Excessive login or logout messages are a sure sign of senility.
