I mean, to be fair to the 70s version of Lucas, that’s basically how all art works. New combinations of old ideas.

Idk but the comments on this are pretty amusing - https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cE0wfjsybIQ

I suspect because feeding and aligning sheets is much harder than feeding from a roll. Probably requires some sensing hardware, which might be fiddly.

Misread the inflection on “Can you not?” and snorted

I think this is the kpmg report? https://kpmg.com/xx/en/our-insights/ai-and-technology/ai-pulse.html

Which paints an extremely rosy picture of AI compared to this futurism article. I’m in no way a fan of AI, but I dunno if this kind of cherry-picking helps…

Corporations and governments are doing it anyway because MS is entrenched

Software supply is inelastic though?

Appreciated :)

I don’t live in the US…

But sure, be a dick. Very helpful.

Link?

Edit: oh, this guy? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graham_Platner

What did I miss?

What does it mean?

As a native English speaker, both work. Make is more common though.

Because Tom’s an obsessive self-promoter who never does any real work

Confusingly written article

He’s literally just Tom from Parks and Recreation