That’s all valid criticism. Im happy to say I didn’t create it, and I would love to see better. I’m a bit inclined to delete the image, but I’d love to find an alternative.
Most that I can find are more outdated and tend to assume people know the meanings of the various terms. And the other one I added (down thread) is a little too fine-grained for my taste.
It’s a fair point but is it wrong?
In reality: they don’t.
In their minds: they fear losing that paycheck just like everyone else.
Honestly: yes.
There’s other classifications or sub-classifications particularly with regards to how much someone may benefit from capitalism and therefore where their interests might lie, but ultimately I think the bourgeoisie vs the proletariat is about how much influence they have over how society works.
Here’s another infographic which tries to cover that angle, no comment on how successful/ accurate it may be. Personally I think it divides people too much. (Source: Reddit, latestagecapitalism)
Maybe a useful distinction to be had between “capitalist class” and “enthusiasts for the capitalist system”
The word is used for both of those things.
I take it you’re not familiar with the Homelander character?
It would be impossible to distinguish the malware from the apps intended function
This might fall under “less work than a demo” but far too many games that do have a demo, the devs don’t bother keeping it up to date.
Seems pointless, they stated up front that they’re not okay.
The length of the path travelled by light in vacuum during a time interval of 1/299792458 of a second.
Why?
That’s the dumbest explanation possible and I can only hope that you’re making that up.
I think the OP can be understood to mean “how MS came to be as successful as it was, as quickly as it was.”
Without assistance from IBM they’d likely be nothing.
That was a different “AI”
Machine learning is different from large language models.
I refer back to “some people are willing to drink Yuban”. If you haven’t had the misfortune, I invite you to try it so you can experience truly awful coffee can be regardless of how fresh it is.
You might be missing the context on the word “good”. Here it could mean “delicious / best flavor” or it could mean “safe to drink / not spoiled”
Given the question, the latter seems more likely.
Also, your bar for “good coffee” is clearly higher than many people’s and I would argue too high for any reasonable standard. Coffee is fine far longer than 45 minutes after it’s brewed, and also plenty of people are willing to drink Yuban.
Congratulations, you’ve read and understood the comic. Nice work!
You’re officially invited.
Reminds me of the WLER railway line, and I like trains, so that makes it a great name.
(Turns out that “it reminds me of” is not a great way to evaluate a name)
Can it not?