Not only is time travel such a messy plot device (especially if it’s not the primary premise of the movie), but they shot themselves in the foot for anything post endgame.
Most people think it’s super hero fatigue, but I still blame the issue of “the world experienced five years, but not everyone was there for it”. It’s just so messy and really screwed with every story immediately after.
!She dies when they go back in time to get the soul stone. Gamora was sacraficed by Thanos to originally get the stone, Black widow gives her life so Hawkeye can live the second time around.!<
She was definitely a name before Ironman 2 with movies like “Lost in Translation”, “The Island”, “Girl with a pearl earring”, “Black Dahlia” to name a few.
I remember people being excited about seeing her in Ironman 2.
You are right that they grabbed cheaper people originally, but they werent unknown names.
Who could have seen this coming? /s
Haha fair!
Even if it was getting slim enough to run on consumer grade hardware it wouldn’t undercut the SaaS model.
I think the real thing, as others have mentioned, is that it’s not reliable enough and everywhere I’ve seen it’s been difficult to move the latest models past just being chatbots.
It’s literally Indiana Jones but with kids (in a good way).
I think though if you didn’t watch it as a kid it may not hold up as well. I know some people who watched it later in life and it didn’t capture the same magic for them.
My take on the movie was a lot about growing up and maturing.
If you notice the sky and general atmosphere of the movie becomes less fantastical as time goes on. Additionally the sex thing starts with her being taken of advantage, to her taking advantage of the second guy, and then to her using sex in the third arc, and by the end when the evil guy tries to force her to have sex she kills him. Additionally, through each of those progressions we also see her mature or learn more about the world.
Not saying it’s the best movie, but there were at least some themes and plot points going on.
“OH no, we accidentally deployed ads to your car using a system that took months to develop, how could that have ever happened”
Cause now it’s no longer a conspiracy, they’re just coming right out and saying a bunch of people dying is fine.
US has been in a rough spot on the tech side as all the big tech companies kicked off a layoff spree (assumed by many to chase profitable quarterly reports).
With Trump and Elon screwing with the federal government, even stable government jobs are now hurting.
IRAs and 401ks aren’t taxes until you withdraw the money (and Roth IRA/401ks aren’t taxed at withdraw cause contributions are taxed).
Or Alternatively, those places keep going up in flames and aren’t suitable for humans. Like a bunch of flood zones or the coasts. At a certain point it may not be reasonable to insure a place.
Also it could lead to a mutation. Not sure how robust the measles vaccine is, but technically possible to produce something new.
I wasn’t super thrilled about the idea myself, but with the ability to disable it I figured I’d give it a try.
Personally it’s a really cool feature that adds to the experience.
I mean, yeah. Putin wants the US to do nothing and give them Ukraine, Ukraine wants the US to stay committed to past agreements and do something.
If you look most are “first_name.last_name@” so it should be big.balls@doge.eop.com
Working in the field I think there is two things AI will make an impact on:
However, I suspect we’ll get a lot of the issues we saw with “outsourcing” where the end result is businesses pursuing cheaper outputs without concern for quality.
Ah, bucatini, the devilse pasta. Nothing like accidentally aspirating on your pasta sauce.
I love how they talk about all this fraud and criminal activity, and yet has anything actually been found?
I mean don’t get me wrong, our government gets fleeced in a lot of ways, but it’s usually through government contracts to private companies, not the agencies themselves.