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Is Pogba worth that much to Juventus when they have a proven game-changer in Ronaldo?

Didn't know where to drop this so i'll put it here. A list of 20 Bond movies (old/new) are now streaming for free on YouTube. https://in.pcmag.com/old-video-streaming-services/139618/20-james-bond-movies-are-available-to-stream-for-free-on-youtube I'd post the list but this only available to US viewers currently.

https://kotaku.com/30-hours-with-cyberpunk-2077-brings-mixed-feelings-1845824151 "While Cyberpunk draws on diversity, it doesn’t really do anything with that, in ways that are disappointing if you hoped for more, or anger-inducing if you’re sick of watching people who don’t share your identity use it as a trope or gimmick. " For all the hype its almost living up to it. I'll give it a run sometime in 2021.

I can't see PSG off-loading Neymar right now. They are going to be very thin on attack options if they do and bringing Pogba in is going to take some time on the ramp-up which is evident from his time spent in England. Plus, you'd need someone playing with him to stabilize his performances and who at PSG can really do that? I can see Juve wanting him back there and he honestly would probably listen to Pirlo more than Ole based on their past.

That East 17 bit at the end lol.

What a voice

https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2020/12/covid-vaccine-supply-chain-targeted-by-hackers-say-security-experts/ I have to wonder whats the motive other than disruption. Med-tech acquisition?

They did some weird PR stunt very early in the pandemic cycle somewhere around May too. They tried to drive up sales of tickets to shows, etc. I'll find an article if I can (found one) but that was what was doing the rounds and as a person looking from the outside you'd be forgiven for thinking this pandemic wasn't going to go the way it did. I do however think that most of that came from a very important factor which is disease resilience from genetic makeup coupled with them having a head-start on the rest of the world. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-53816511

Our newest addition to the pet family contemplating why its so much fun to play with empty boxes.

To be fair I think a lot of our signings have raised eyebrows with a similar comment like "why him?". Fast-forward a few seasons and you'd be hard-pressed to not take 50% of them and say yeah it all makes sense now even some of the players who haven't been able to get much game time.

Comes on Tuesday next week. Going to wait to open it with my nephew who wanted to get one but supplies here have been non-existent forget poor. Might just give it to him over the Xmas break and pick it back up in Jan as my backlog which I thought I'd gone over has slowly started to rear its ugly head again.

Did you manage to get your hands on one? I know you were trying to get one and Sony WW said they'll have more coming in the second week of December.

From their new album Power Up

https://www.realworldtech.com/forum/?threadid=196533&curpostid=196570 Don't ever change Linus. This might just push Apple a bit although I seriously doubt it. Lack of virtualization is an open invitation to other ARM makers to step in and do something good, we hope.

Think its just mind-games with other teams and Klopp has just come out and said what its like now to just be done with it all. I don't expect him back until Jan realistically with the comments we're seeing now.

Thats a good backlog to take into 2021.

Documentary on Midway. I am definitely interested.

Don't think you really need to have much of the Zelda lore to get into it. If you've played BoTW I think thats more than sufficient. A lot of people are saying the story doesnt add more to the game. The only gripe was that frames dropped a bit here and there but the fact that its live-action vs turn-based might be a good thing.

I have the new Hyrule Warriors from Tecmo downloading on my Switch. Considering the good reviews its getting cant wait to play it.

https://www.adn.com/alaska-news/anchorage/2020/11/24/anchorage-funds-a-new-mental-health-first-responder-team/ Good use of the alcohol tax.

Fascinating article. Now, if we could that self-awarness of body size from flying invertebrates and get people to stop trying to fit into clothes that are too small for them I'll call it a success.

I think this is where the learning part of the AI really needs to take the next step. Its all well and good to say you have a system which reads data and creates methodologies to create pathways for interpretation but its a whole other story to listen to an externalized source (machine/human) and then use that input to auto-correct behavior. Obviously these machines havent been around for decades or they may have learned but as you rightly say who gives these machines a chance to actually learn from their mistakes? Most of them are fancy data accumulators whose only purpose is to generate actionable ROI on whatever company is building them which in essence isn't true AI.

For @Eco and @nudge https://arstechnica.com/science/2020/11/when-ai-sees-a-man-it-thinks-official-a-woman-smile/ Fascinating read on how the AI used biased-data sets to build model cards for pictures it was presented.

Are you playing with a keyboard or a controller? I finished it with a controller and my biggest gripe was how hard it was to do fly-bys.