While at the same time opening new positions for Pixel teams in Poland, for example.
MigratingApe
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You want an uncomfortable truth? You don’t have proper safety regulations. First step - stop using symmetric headlights.
Thank you. And sorry for the dumbass that downvoted you (the guy just spend a few minutes of his life writing this, you do not have to agree with him to appreciate the effort…)
Additionally, Spotify highest quality, while not perfect for nitpickers, is actually totally fine and good enough for 99% of audio equipment used by consumers. If you play your FLACs through wireless headphones… oh boy you have some learning to do.
I said this in my other comment but in indirect way - I would love for some French lemmings to chime in and describe how they portray their president. Because what I see from the perspective of an outsider (but eu citizen) - he looks like a great leader with unmatched opportunity to became one due to his country strength and position.
I don’t know how much French like their president, but his recent efforts to reunite the EU and engagement in international affairs are at least admirable. I’m fine if it this in the end means billions for France’s military industry - hard to disagree with him…
Guy sounds bought. He’s claiming the progress has stopped and solution will never be found. That’s not what history teaches us.
This time one right side of the history. Let’s hope.
Yes, I also was dumbfounded by this "dealing a blow", I had to double check if I’m really reading about spectrum launch or some other project.
Anyway, what kind of journalism is this? If I have to filter every article like that from unfounded emotional charge then I might as well not read it at all. I’d understand if this was Bravo Girls or something, not a science-related article.
Title: Rocket carrying orbital vehicle crashes. Article: The 28-meter (92-foot), two-stage rocket was not carrying any load for the test flight.
WTF?
I was a Debian guy for years now. Running on all my servers and virtual machines, but never got to be satisfied with it enough to “format Windows” out of my main computer. Until one day I discovered Aurora and relatives. That’s it, that’s the endgame for me. Literally everything works out of the box including support for legacy Nvidia cards, g-sync, scaling etc. and I can fully understand and like their design decisions (hell, with brew it will be just like having a Mac). I’m done with Windows before this year ends.
It already started happening before LLM AI. Have you heard the joke that we were teaching our parents how to use printers and PCs with mouse and keyboard and now we have to do the same with our children? It’s really not a joke. We are the last generation that have seen it all evolving before our eyes, we know the fundamentals of each layer of abstraction the current technology is built upon. It was natural process for us to learn all of this and now suddenly we expect "fresh people" to grasp 50 years or so of progress in 5 or so years?
Interesting times ahead of us.