“The last arc of four episodes is really meant to be viewed as one whole movie.” And will be released one episode at a time over 4 weeks.
“The last arc of four episodes is really meant to be viewed as one whole movie.” And will be released one episode at a time over 4 weeks.
Are you in tech marketing?
Not sure how good a detector it is. I have been looking at for a couple of days now.
It looks like you have expired. Is there someone I should contact, or are you content to become cat chow?
Maybe, just maybe, they are using those thermometers to measure the temps in their meth labs.
It must be hard for tech marketing folks wanting to feel essential in a time of a crisis. Especially when what seems to be most needed are healthcare providers, assurance for healthcare providers’ health and safety, healthcare PPE and other essential disposables, hospital beds and essential healthcare equipment,…
Think of the smart watch companies - the watch notices that not only has the pulse rate dropped to zero, but that the wrist temperature is slowly declining.
I read that as “Oh, God Shreier’s powers have grown...”
Grocery stores around my neck of the woods are now treated like night clubs because the demand is so high.
Except there IS a valid reason...for them. Their business has seen a significant increase since all these lockdowns happened. A lot of stores have made more money in the past 2 weeks than they have in the previous 6 months.
Oh god Schreier’s powers have grown... Dissatisfied with merely canceling games he can now cancel stores! GameStop! What will we do! Wait actually this one’s OK carry on..
Rule #1. Nothing is ever like how Trump describes it.
I now a few Silly Valley veterans who say the same thing. VC actually stand for Vulture Capitalist.
Well of course you can't see the bottom of the canal from a train. You have to be on a boat!
Yeah, we kinda have that already in computerized trains. My public transit system here is like that, for example. There’s no “drivers/conductors” for trains, just a big ‘ole brainbox somewhere that manages them all, because they don’t have to account for anything but themselves.
“I drive a Model 3 and have had it for a year now. The “auto-pilot” feature, which I use mostly on highways and ALWAYS with my hands on the wheel and attention to my surroundings, has improved tremendously in the one year since I got my car.”
so, completely replace everything and then spend more money maintaining it?
Some people are afraid to fly. Some people enjoy a leisurely pace.
Same here. A professional truck driver put it best on a 60 Minutes piece recently:
Along the way, he also became a disbeliever, mainly because of the problem with edge cases, or solving for obstacles and other things on the road a self-driving car will encounter that it doesn’t usually do. That could be a deer, for example, or challenging weather conditions, but each case is different, and it…