Pigeon, I agree. Raptor beaks are a lot more curved and pointy, and look more like a meat hook. He probably can't fly, the pinions don't look developed enough for it yet - young birds like this will often fall out of/leave the nest but still be fed and cared for by their parents on the ground for weeks until they're old enough to hunt for food on their own, especially when they get to this size.
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It looks like it to the parents and the board, which is all that matters. Most of them don't ever see the hours of putting together a curriculum, or answering questions, or grading essays and putting homework together and trying to keep kids interested. They just remember (wrongly) "well you get up and talk about stuff from a book, what if we fed that book to a machine and it said that stuff instead for the price of your salary, once."
Don't forget "is getting their own airline operating 24/7 specifically for deportations and transporting people to international blacksites".
It's the suicide machine from A Taste of Armageddon.
Animation is now about as expensive as live-action, and Disney, like most studios, is still on "animation is for kids". They're trying to position these live-action remakes as somehow "more adult" because they're not animated.
Remember that Greenland is still a Danish protectorate, so we'd be getting into a shooting match with the entire EU, more than likely.
Nah, even if they weren't the target, it happened in the "line of duty". Same shit as when a SWAT team accidentally kills a kid through a wall after raiding a house, or when a cop runs a driver off the road while chasing down another vehicle.
I've actually asked one of the software devs at my company about this. The answer is "typing is too slow" - the idea goes that you can dictate 2-3x faster than you can type, and since the current software market is focused on FASTER FASTER MORE SPEED MORE CODE NOW, and your performance is often only measured in how many lines of code you produce, the only way you can stay competitive is to dictate to your dozen AI agents, with you just auditing and debugging the output when needed.
You should, it's rough, but well worth the watch.
Yeah. When you put a tool that's ripe for abuse in the hands of a group that's KNOWN for abuse, you can't be surprised when it gets abused.
I have bad news for you, which is that he posted a statement and a photo with Elaine in his hospital room. It sounds like he had a mini stroke or something - he fell, they've done a "battery" of tests "trying to find out what caused the fall", and then caught a "mild" case of pneumonia due to hospitalization.
Even at 84, you don't take up a hospital bed for three and a half weeks just from a fall and pneumonia.
Not to mention the payload reqs on this. All the radiation shielding and heat management is gonna need a new Sea Dragon-sized rocket.