Unless both products had the same amount of sales and generates the same amount of revenue, the lowest seller with the lowest margin would be cut.
If there’s a replacement product somewhere it might be brought in and the cycle would start again OR the shelf space of the “winner” would increase to take over the now empty spot if the products were shelved in the same set.
Taiwan is readying citizens for a Chinese invasion… Issues new patches to members of security forces and Chinese flags for everybody’s houses.
“Any” is an option, “Use Name” is also an option.
Alright maybe, not “rule” as in hard coded and enforced by moderators, “rule” as in social norm.
Maybe?
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I actually had that in the first draft of this comment but removed it for the less salacious “Track and Field”.
Hope it sticks this time.
All they know is Foxy Boxing, Powderpuff Football, Women’s Track and Field, eat hot chip, and lie about gender.
The Jaws prequels are pretty intense.
Its very odd how there’s always noise but you never notice it until its actually quiet.
No bugs, no fans, no vehicles in the distance, no dripping water, no birds chirping, no breeze… nothing.
It almost feels like a physical presence, this lack of sound.
Like walking from a hot room into a cold room, or suddenly feeling a huge gust of wind when the air was still moments before.
Much easier to assume the training data isn’t garbage when the AI expert system only has a narrow scope, right?
Doctor: There seems to be something wrong with the image.
Technician: What’s the problem?
Doctor: The patient only has two breasts, but the image that came back from the AI machine shows them having six breasts and much MUCH larger breasts than the patient actually has.
Technician: sighs
me looking at a very large, very dead, very rotted tree
I absolutely don’t trust parking my car under this.
The accidental horror this children’s movie caused will never be fully calculated.
(Just my opinions, so, keep that in mind.)
More like explaining things that didn’t need to be explained.
The Butlerian Jihad is wrapped up, pretty sure the explanation of what the Golden Path was supposed to lead humanity to overcome is revealed/resolved, the reasons for the conflict in the third book are wrapped up with the resolution of the Butlerian Jihad being finished. So kind of consequential if you wanted the story to “end” but then the series stops being a metaphor about things (like the first part of the books could be argued for) and just a regular sci-fi story.
Oh shit, I’m about to get Duncan Idaho’d!
It moves along the story, but from the other replies to my comment, I didn’t get Dune-pilled hard enough. =)
Its not bad, though, don’t get me wrong.
For my money, I could have stopped at the third and probably would have had a pretty high opinion of the series. The fourth one, for me anyways, was interesting in that it had a very different tone but I was reading the books back to back and it felt different enough that it was jarring to my expectations.
First chunk of the series is by the original author Frank Herbert, then his son Brian started helping for the next chunk of books. Then Frank died and his son found materials in a forgotten safety deposit box (or so the claim goes) and Brian wrote some more books with help from some other people who’d helped in previous books.
From my experience, the farther along the books go, they shift to being less Dune and slide into a more typical Sci-Fi/Fantasy with Dune-y aesthetics.
No.