How can you tell?
"While Microsoft does not break out AI revenue explicitly, Azure has become the primary delivery mechanism for large-scale AI workloads, from training foundation models to deploying inference at enterprise scale."
www.pymnts.com/earnings/202...
Which providers are making money with their current pricing plans?
What is the plan to improve unit economics? How do they plan to reduce the cost per prompt execution? How does AI get cheaper the more it's used?
Okay, now I'm imagining an urban wildlife detective agency.
The eschatological theocratic faction of our government doesn't think it's a mistake.
It's hard to see exactly how it's going to play out because disasters are inherently chaotic. I think now is the time to start talking about who deserves to be made whole and who manifestly does not.
Counterpoint: Some people are really pushing for that to happen but that doesn't mean they'll get what they want.
Washington had an undertrained force going against veterans, so he was at a serious disadvantage in a fight. If the army was forced to surrender, the revolution was over. His best approach was to evade and keep the army intact as long as possible.
I am curious how career military are coping right now.
I work in technical support. Writing an explanation of something helps me understand it so much better. I anticipate a response to what I'm writing, raising questions I haven't addressed yet and prompting me to dig deeper.
Dufort (cont): In these uncertain times, buying a United States Congressman is one of the best investments a corporation can make!
Hardison: [listening in on surveillance] Oh, I just threw up in my mouth a little bit. I'm a professional criminal and I find that disturbing.
Charles Dufort: You know the great thing about Congressmen? 50, 100 grand well spent will get one elected. But then, once they're in, the incumbency rate is over 95%! So you can get on an average 18, 20 years use out of one of them.
Sorry, I got derailed on the "via air travel" part. Family vacations were by car, two generations ago. Not sure why mode of transportation needs to be specified.
But yes, they're nostalgic for the New Deal, which died in the 80s.
It's a mythos; you use what you can.
Community-based broadband initiatives make more sense to me -- plays into that pioneer mode of self-sufficiency.
But investing in public goods and services is harder in rural areas because it's less efficient to deliver in less densely populated areas.
Because the only alternative is existential despair.
One of the reasons people are so susceptible to conspiracy theories is that the system is rigged against them, just not by the people they're blaming.
A bruise would have more discoloration, I think. Plus hitting people on the side of the head is more dangerous than front or back, so I'd expect him to be in a hospital if that came from a blunt object.
This goes back to James Dobson and beating your children into submission because cheerful obedience is the highest Christian virtue. Parents have to be coached out of empathy for their wailing children, so of course empathy is seen as a flaw.
I keep going back to James Dobson, and the requirement to beat your children into submission because cheerful obedience is the highest Christian virtue. If it works on you, then you assume it works on everyone (and people who don't submit really mess with your model of reality).
Is Mullin even a guy who's polite to people in the Senate cafeteria?
If amateurs study tactics while professionals study logistics, I don't believe Secretary Kegstand even qualifies as an amateur.
Netanyahu is just thinking about trying to stay in office as long as he can, skating along on the edge of disaster.
What happens when they find out they can't force God's hand? "You owe me a rapture, Lord! Don't you know who I am?"
"I'm tired of waiting for the Rapture; let's force God's hand."
Find out whoever took the cursed whatever from the hidden temple to whomever and PUT IT BACK.
" In these cases, a company creates a subsidiary through a corporate restructuring, transferring its liabilities, such as lawsuits, to the new business entity. The subsidiary then files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, pausing litigation and potentially reducing the company’s financial exposure."
Companies have ways of avoiding their obligations. "... J&J turned to a controversial legal maneuver known as the Texas Two-Step, a strategy companies use when facing bankruptcy."
Ooh, maybe they'll give you a stock grant...
They have some money, but a company's balance sheet includes assets that aren't bank accounts.
I'm wondering why this hadn't occurred to you.
