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I rather liked it. There were problems with the final act, but no more than other genre films. The zombies were laughable and making the average joe able to take them on made them even more so. But I liked the movie.

I loved Pierce Brosnan Dr. Fate and would watch the hell out of a JSA movie with him.

To me, the best superhero media have been the ones where they use a different genre, with good writers, and go with that over a straight superhero show. Trying to make a comic into a movie doesn't really work as well for me most of the time, especially because it's not going to be the same...

It tracks. Hal doesn't really acknowledge Guy very much and everyone hates Guy.

That's in the regular comics. I like the idea that they train their successor while they are still alive and in the role rather than the ring choosing someone local and them having to find their way to Oa to get trained. It always seemed rather convoluted, and is really why Hal is the way he is.

It was the retooling and loss of direction that did them in. And the need to do underlying series' to establish some of them. We still might see them, but they're getting long in the tooth. We have IronHeart that set up Strange Academy in addition to a member of the Young Avengers, MoM for...

That's just a campaign of Theseus.

Real Life for the most part. That and the mentality of we'll finish eventually, or we'll get back to it once Real Life lets us and it never happening.

I had the same problem. As I understand it, this is not true cloud hosting, it's just a way to get around port forwarding.

And that's anecdotal based on your own experiences and abilities. What's that old saying about underestimating the limits of human stupidity? I think that applies in this case. Not exactly stupidity, but perceptions.

I don't think that was the point, better stated, it would be companies that care about IP.

I have anecdotal evidence. But that's all it is- anecdotal. I don't think there's a way to get empirical evidence around this, which is the reason that, IMO, the query is useless.

I just had an interesting experience which shows something on the other danger of AI and anti-Ai. I was using a site I haven't used before and doing some coding in a language I haven't used before to automate it. I read the documentation (admittedly not a rigorous read) and attempted to write a...

One reason I settled where I am and stopped contracting was because of the culture and environment. We've been through a few mergers/acquisitions and have had RIFs based on that. We've also had RIFs based on political maneuvering which sucked. And we have product lines that aren't performing...

I didn't say that some won't do it. They're just going to experience pain on the other end. They could have made use of that trained staff to accelerate their bottom line. What's better? To reduce headcount, eliminating trained workers for savings and keep your growth stable, or to empower your...

Some interesting YouTube videos First of the background fights: Next a HEMA breakdown

Anyone using AI to reduce staffing levels to this extent deserve the pain that is coming. The correct usage of AI, IMO, is to increase the quality-of-life and productivity of your workers, to allow them to more effectively drive your company. Just one example of what I meant above about taking...

There are many more factors that are being left out of this equation. And this comes from someone who is a proponent of responsible AI use. A lot about energy use is based on what model you're asking, no matter how complex the query. Most of these models that you would ask this of are not simple...

Is this anecdotal or do you have empirical evidence? From what I've seen from my company and perspective, there definitely is a lot of use coming out of it. It's taken a lot of the drudgery out of my day-to-day work and I'm a lot more productive day-to-day.

I know. I was saying that's what I'd want in answer to the poll. I already use Foundry and started out on my own Amazon instances and have since moved to another host.