Automated detection of political identify through bumper stickers?

There's gotta be a battery nerd on here that can shed some light on this.
What's the lifespan/num cycles or whichever metric is relevant to these types of batteries before they have to be replaced?

On fruitfly brain.

Those guys re crazy.

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First understand, I'm a certifiable idiot, so my question is purely from not experiencing anything like this.

How are burner phones a vital tool to be called out in the bill? I mean, I sympathize with victims. I just don't get the crucial part where "Their lives are ruined without burner phones!"

Anyone can explain it to this idiot?

The Super Mario movie as a cornerstone or revival.

And I wonder, how many of the movies in the 30 minute ad block are Sony movies?

In other worse "We know it's bad, so we'll try to sneak it in because... money"

- Ticket prices are outrageous
- Concession prices are outrageous
- People use their phones during the movie
- The sound is so absurdly loud it's damaging to the ears

Tell me again what the benefit is?

So... never?

But these days they are too expensive, doubly so if you want snacks. The last time we went, it cost us $32 for a small popcorn and 2 waters.
The sound was turned up so loud that it was borderline painful. And this is not just "that one time" it's been a trend for years. All of the joy has been robbed from the experience.

I'm totally fine letting theaters die off. People are loud and obnoxious and are always texting on their phones and frankly, I can have a better experience at home.

Someone would have to explain to me what the appeal of going to the theaters is these days, because everything about them that we loved is gone.

If it's illegal to have a TV in the front of the cabin as it's too distracting, how is it legal to play advertisements on the car screen?

that you could feed the logs into and have it detect Names, SSNs, Phone numbers and other PII data and replace it with asterisks.

You know, a tool that's not a real person but has some ability to do seemingly intelligent things. There's a name for it, it's on the tip of my tongue.

Hol' up!

Did you just make the case for LLMs being actually intelligent?

...the leading technical companies in each of those industries isn't already investing heavily in AI backed by their own expertise and funded with their own money and not federal taxes.

THIS is exactly my issue.

It is "Confidently Incorrect" so often that it's frightening to think of people relying on it.