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What is the use case? You've got a machine and it needs to integrate with something you don't have yet do you use this to act as if it was that machine from a communication standpoint?

I've always considered brie to taste the way bowling alley shoes smell and I have never been a fan, but I think I can see that you're getting at with pee.

I'm not so sure about the profitability. I've read that if they stopped investing into training new frontier models they'd be profitable right now.

That is too say that all the investment money is going into making them better, not subsidizing their adoption.

I'm not in a position to know whether that's true or not, but it seems cromulent to me.

I appreciate the explanation. Good luck with your study.

Disqualified because I haven't had issues because I haven't tried. Why would I even get an eye exam?

Young people get them because they discover they can't see.

Older people get them because they lose accommodation and start needing glasses. In the middle you just kind of coast along if you don't need glasses already.

Just because someone can feel free to do something doesn't mean we have to act like it's a good thing.

Did they ever refer to themselves as axis? I've always assumed it was short for axis (of evil).

What kind of obstruction would you reasonably expect on a rail 50ft in the air?

I heart radio is the worst.

If they did, they would only deregulate in a way that would make it worse. We're not going to see any "you can now buy your medicine online from a third world country" or "if you want an X-ray, go to Walmart and get one - take it to a doctor or look at it yourself or show it to a.i. I don't care." deregulation.

It's a bit of a stretch to go from "sometimes the hangings aren't perfect and take a little while" to "we should flay people alive". (Obviously that's carrying what you said further).

I understand your point, but if we're going to kill people for justice at all the reality is hanging has been used for essentially all of recorded history so there's no sense in writing it off because it is unpleasant just so we can feel better about what we're doing.

If they'd quit pretending they're doing the person they're killing a favor and just use a rope they wouldn't have this problem.

There are four possible outcomes. It should be pretty hard to get the unsuccessful one. 1. Rope snaps or slips off. Unsuccessful. 2. Head pops off. Successful. 3. Neck breaks. Successful. 4. Strangles. Successful.

Just because Tennessee can't seem to get it right doesn't mean it can't be successful.

From what I've read it's that way in Europe for the most part. You get a job and they can't fire you easily but you can't quit easily either. More like a contractual thing.

Yeah but that's only because it helps him. Given two people, once loyal and one helpful I suspect he'd support the helpful one, which is to say I don't think he'd hesitate to throw someone under the bus.

I don't think he even cares about loyalty. The only think Trump cares about it Trump.

As opposed to the cave man era?

Of which it names five. I doubt anyone would dispute the size difference between the big 3 and the others, but to say all others are under the big three is false.

There's a Wikipedia page on it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_engineering_branches

Chemical has at least one sub discipline depending on how you measure. ChemEs courses have basically zero overlap with the big 3.

There's even a Wikipedia page splitting out the branches.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_engineering_branches

I guess electrical is a subdiscipline of mechanical too now that you mention it.

Ehhhh. Not really.

"I can change them... For real this time"

How do you bypass asset center? It logs all the changes in the controller doesn't it?

I think it will come for brownfield as well. AI has improved so quickly it's inevitable.

Times they are a changin'.