

Everybody I’ve spoken to
It must be so rare that this man encounters an expert on anything these days, at least that is not in an adversarial position towards him.
Everybody I’ve spoken to
It must be so rare that this man encounters an expert on anything these days, at least that is not in an adversarial position towards him.
We could retcon it as named after the koopaling.
As much as I love Motorhead, it’s not a great name.
This is the real answer, and for context: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swedish_labour_movement
There are some great use cases, for instance transcribing handwritten records and making them searchable is really exciting to me personally. They can also be a great tool if you learn to work with them (perhaps most importantly, know when not to use them - which in my line of work is most of the time).
That being said, none of these cases, or any of the cases in this thread, is going to return the large amounts of money now being invested in AI.
Brad Pitt was one of the first people to try the time travel machine invented in 2030; however when attempting to make a career by introducing 21st century technology in the early 1900s, the only thing he could manage to reproduce was ink blots and folding paper.
In the hall of the mountain king is part of the work Peer Gynt. The whole thing is about 2 hours, but there’s a shorter version consisting of two suites which is about 30 minutes long. Here’s a version with some extra incidental music included at the end - here’s a performance of just the first suite.
Just off the top of my head, probably forgot a lot of great bands.