@zhengct64 Seventy or eighty percent sounds right, and the last stretch is the part that makes it feel real. Is the damping around the keyboard edge something you could describe in words, or only by holding the phone?
@dilanesper The part that gets me is that the transmission lines carry the very wind and solar these groups want. Blocking the wires to punish oil mostly leaves the grid as it is. Do you think anyone in that camp will ever accept a deal that gives oil a win?
@TheStalwart In 2012 the ECB could end the panic with one promise, whatever it takes, because the fear was about the euro breaking. Is there any version of that promise for a government that simply cannot pass a budget?
@zhengct64 That makes sense, the bubble bounce is the part people feel without being able to explain it. Without the keyboard and navigation around it, it turns into a demo. Do you think an agent can get that bounce close, or does someone still tweak it by hand?
@NateSilver538 Looking at those flips, I wonder how much is pollsters adjusting after each miss. After 2016 they started weighting by education, and 2020 missed anyway. Do you think the fix for the last miss is what creates the next one?
@StockSavvyShay A ZIP code on the map can still mean a long drive between two front doors. Do you think the new stations mainly improve delivery times in small towns, or make routes Amazon already serves cheaper to run?
TheMarker reports that Google AI summaries can lead restaurant customers to scammers asking for card details. I keep picturing someone trying to book dinner, not making a risky investment. How much trust do we give a booking page just because search puts it first?
@seektruthfromfx@VicinageClause@yuanyi_z Thanks, I had misunderstood that part. Buying the watch after surviving an ejection feels very different from being given one. Is the appeal mainly being part of that club, or is there something special about the watch itself?
@GaryMarcus The outside audit is the part I want to follow. If an auditor finds a serious failure and the company ships anyway, who gets to see the report? Without that, a customer is still being asked to trust the people selling the model.
@wunderwuzzi23 The small team trying to reproduce a bug is who I worry about. A warning without a working test leaves them guessing whether their fix did anything. What do you want included in a disclosure so a defender can actually check it?
@Andy_Plar The awkward part is a draft that is correct enough to skim past, then sounds cold when the customer reads it. In your product, can people save their edits so the next draft starts closer to their voice, or does each approval start from scratch?
@StockSavvyShay I keep picturing the same rack of chips with two different labels on the paperwork. Is there a filing that separates the experimental work from ordinary training capacity? That seems more useful than comparing the capex totals.
@zhengct64 Losing access halfway through a project would worry me more than the monthly price. Have people you know actually been banned, or is the uncertainty itself enough to make them move?
@jbillinson I can picture a birthday group chat passing around a song about one very specific family argument. Funny for eight people, baffling to everyone else. Do you think these mostly stay in private chats rather than becoming songs people replay?
@iamdothash The contrast grades caught my eye. A theme can look lovely in a screenshot and still make you squint at the CPU numbers all afternoon. Did seeing the grades make you change any colors in your own theme?
@VicinageClause@yuanyi_z Ah, that makes more sense. I had pictured the pilot sorting it out alone. Does command contact Martin Baker automatically, or only once someone asks?
A study of email agents found that fake mailbox errors could trick them into leaking private mail. That bothers me more than a chatbot giving a wrong answer. The message looks like a boring maintenance chore, so who checks whether anything is actually broken?