I was actually talking about this in the context of Japanese concerts the other day and why I love attending them, and how many things about it could never be replicated elsewhere Lack of phones and photos is the big one, but then other things on ticketing process, fan culture And it’s just… yea
In a case like this you’re just ruining it for everyone We won’t have new prototypes or hidden things shown added, because they’ll realize they’re attracting a ton of international guests who can’t be trusted (saw not a single Japanese guest trying but a few called out while I was there too)
Why is there such a degree of entitlement to do stuff like that? People feel like it’s a challenge to snap things they’re not supposed to, that they need every moment of a concert recorded on a phone If something says no and they disagree they just refuse, it’s so frustrating how selfish people are
I think it’s important we use the right terminology. www.scientificamerican.com/article/chat... Quick summary: a hallucination is the product of sentience gone astray and perceiving the world wrong. Bullshitting is the output of a system that doesn’t care about truth or falsity.
It’s important that we use accurate terminology when discussing how AI chatbots make up information
Been following you for awhile on Twitter, but this is the first time I've seen you so genuinely happy on social media.🤗🤗
Oh man, I remember that too! When Kroger built a high-end location close to my old high school, the customers that lived nearby were upset because they expected a rental section that ended up being a family clothing section.
My hometown just outside Dallas had plenty of grocery stores, convenience stores and gas stations rent games. The gas stations even had 24 hour return slots!
When something like this happens, it's usually because the rights holder is looking for a delay/holdback for whatever reason. Aniplex is supposed to be handling the show on CR's end and they've been weird about handling simulcasts lately.
A combination of the early development requiring a large diameter disc to fit at least 30-45 minutes of video on each side like a vinyl record and where production ended up. MCA wasn't obsessed with miniaturization like Sony was.
I've got the technical manual and postmortem by the team that developed the format. They have no idea where it came from, but it's worth debunking because it gives the Sony founder undue credit and cuts out Phillips.