Maybe static vs. dynamic have different meanings when talking about celestial objects that are billions of years old, 864,000 miles across and a million times the size of the planet you're living on?
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Maybe the population of St. Louis themselves also fits the narrative: “They put a lot of effort into building...but there were probably external pressures that caused them to leave,” Rankin said. “The picture is likely complicated.”
The main danger is from people losing their jobs and the societal upheaval that could arise from that. AI isn't going to take over the world by itself and turn humanity into slaves, destroy us (unless we put it in charge of weapons and it fucks up) or harvest our blood for the iron.
Finally, when it does load on my Windows machine (using MSI installer and after convincing Microsoft that it is safe to run and bypassing their warning) it loads up super tiny on my 4k laptop screen and is unusable. I suppose I could mess about with the compatibility and scaling settings but I kind of lost interest after all of the above.
I tell you all this because obviously a lot of work went into this tool and from the screenshots it looks beautiful and useful, but is let down by the process involved to get it to run, at least on my machine.
For now, I will keep running HxD.
A) Planets all move along the same apparent line called the ecliptic which is the direction of the plane in which all planets move, so they will often appear together.
B) Whether you can see this before dawn and the sun drowns them out depends on your latitude.
Even more unlikely is that an arc appears next to the ring, that would make me start to wonder if something is affecting the marbles I throw into the sky.
For the vast majority of people this is a good thing!
It would be interesting to see what effects all this would have on other policies though, as removing gas taxes could encourage more driving or more incentive to purchase an ICE car. Taxes based on weight might discourage EVs, but could also discourage large trucks which might otherwise increase if the gas tax was removed. All very interesting.
I also used a hex editor extensively when dumping the output of streaming H264 NAL units to figure out why the video was corrupted.
I suppose if you have enough of these markers they could schedule routine testing earlier than usual, say 40 instead of 45 for colonoscopy, mammogram, etc.