I'm conflicted on patent laws. They do encourage innovation but also can stifle innovation. Look at placed like china that have little to no patent laws. Things innovate very fast there, but the quality tends to be low, they basically operate on the open source software example.

The dark side of patent law is every one seams to know someone who had a industry changing invention that was bought and squashed, likely much of that is myth tho.

What's your opinion on copyright laws, and patents?

Some call this System 1 and system 2. And your correct the auto pilot system 1 controls an incredible amount of what we do. And system 1 is extremely easy to manipulate

That's a pretty generalized statement. I'm sure there have been laws that helped innovation. Such as the right to know, or the right to be forgotten

Once they try it for a year and find thier usbc cable only broke once vs 4 times for a lightning cable, not to mention your lightning cable contacts corroding and having to wiggle and wobble the dam thing to get it to change

Parts may only be a couple cents per device, but now you need different packaging, different instructions printed, you need to track and ship different products to proper places there's alot of little things that add up.

doesnt matter if a country opposes it, or doesnt make their own legislation. Comes down to what will make the most money for the manufacture.

It's not that the rest of the world that needs to follow. It's just not justifiable for manufacturers to make one device for the EU and India (massive markets) and one for the rest of the world. Just so they can make a few extra bucks selling crappy charge cables.

So everyone can enjoy 1 charging ecosystem.

Thank you European Union and India.

You have made the rest of the world's digital lives better

https://www.wellandgood.com/do-headphones-increase-ear-wax/

Useful for creating low to moderate hearing loss by packing your ear wax against your eardrum

Going by crime rates is a problem, because crime rates are reported by police. If they want more funding they report more crimes.

Personally like someone else said I think the issue is the content of the training. Would be interesting to see a graph based on what training courses they took.

Why do you think Facebook was trying to launch their own balloon based Global Internet service

One day you could appear to be worth millions.ut actually be worth a few bucks and used for industrial purposes

That's interesting. Means the is no cure for it unless they figure out how to reverse aging

I was just going to say a lot of these symptoms sound like basic aging

Ya it's good for low end I agree with that, but should be avoided for high end. If I spend 1000+ on a video card I want high performance and true high quality.

You don't see photographers asking for upscaling, you do see photographers asking for higher resolution, less compression, hdr, and ai for auto focus and other things.

I think highend photography and highend graphics have alot in common and the graphics is guided by photography

https://youtu.be/BcLpRaiIoiQ

Path tracing is the new holly grail. Abit different then ray tracing, alot more complex, and physically accurate.

The big push now for dlss and other ai based upscaling I think is silly, why fake a high res picture when you could use ai to accelerate path tracing and other raw features and render at true high res and high performance.

Dlss reminds me of 3d tv's, and 200 Hz tv's, just a sales gimmick. Which is what Ray tracing currently is to.

Hey Intel is trying don't count them out. Honestly though I just seen a review saying the Intel gpus have almost no slowdown when Ray tracing

I agree that's the logic the courts are using. But not the reasoning of the police. ~~Do the police think people are that stupid? ~~ well yes they do trust a "news" outlet that had a disclaimer stating its "for entertainment purposes only"

The police employ people that are easily offended and under educated, teach them to be afraid of everything then give them guns, power and immunity

Doesnt every frame always observe thier time ticking at 1s/s?

So from the point of view of a particle in a star it lives a normal time span regardless.

However an outside observer would see thier time flowing at 1.000005s/s

The extra cleaning with in appropriate cleaning products also causes issues with electronic and mechanical repairs.

I'm a tech and our service calls massively increased for bank machines due to buttons and mechanical items sticking. Also touch screens failing due to a layer of cleaning residue.

Make it a giant sun shade too and boom capitalism solved global warming