The problem that I see is that, if the thickness is so drastically reduced as in the video posted somewhere above, you will need (much, much) thicker wood to start with.
I used to love WSL when I had a Windows machine because I used lots of docker containers, but now that I am in a Mac with Apple Silicon, there is no going back.
I'm pretty sure there is a consensus among experts that every living organism has a single ancestor "organism". Life, as far as we know, originated only once on planet Earth.
"The name paternoster ("Our Father", the first two words of the Lord's Prayer in Latin) was originally applied to the device because the elevator is in the form of a loop and is thus similar to rosary beads used as an aid in reciting prayers."
I would have thought the name was related to the users praying before entering to increase their chances of surviving the ordeal.
Not a criticism, but It stands out how all the researchers or employees in these videos are non native English speakers (i.e. not American).
Nothing wrong with that, on the contrary, it just seems odd that the only American is Altman.
Same thing with the last videos from Zuck, if I recall correctly.
Especially in this Trump era of MAGA.
Yes! I'm totally aware, but, for the first point, attacks are generally automated. If someone tries to find the pattern, you are being personally targeted and you have bigger problems.
As per number 2, it is true and it sucks big time.
As per number 3, I don't really mind much. You don't generally have to use your password every time.
I wish there was regulation for limiting what can go in the screen.
Only the "new" stuff should go there. The rest, as it has always been, with easily accesible knobs and buttons.
Even new stuff should be handled with voice commands. No screen fiddling.
I use a simple algorithm. So you don't actually remember the password, put the algorithm to produce the password for the site or service. Not perfect, but each passwords turns out to be unique (mostly). I don't know what experts think about that, but it has worked fine for me.
I am not a native English speaker (or English native speaker, ;)), but I've been using it forever...but didn't know there was an official adjective ordering.
"cargo cult" really?
Have you ever built maintained big a Java codebase? Spring is a marvel that sprang out of the experience of very, very talented people.
It can be misused, of course, like any other technology, but it is a huge productivity booster.
So if they let you try a Ferrari for free, you wouldn't because you might like it but you can't afford it?
I would, even if I know I could never buy one.