So what you are saying is they are discrete in time and pulse modulated. Which can encode for so much more information than how NNs work on a processor.
We have a new problem now then lol. Too late. I'm not the one who gave me powers. Ask op.
Not a popular idea but I've been using chrome os flex and it has been awesome.
Hollywood and reality are very different. Hollywood makers can be slightly out of touch. In reality people here love Indian food. Many people I know tolerate decent spice levels too.
These lights were lit in our house for religious purposes today. I thought this picture came out really cool. Fujifilm X-H2S with Tamaron 17-70 lens.
I saw this in an old Indian movie. I was curious what car this was. My guess is it is 1977 Camaro. What do you think this is?
But you can also be a bad person and do all these. Basically all these are just being a person.
As a non-white man from a tropical country now living in a colder state in the USA, this is somehow me too.
Tell him some tree facts. For example, "did you know that the bulk of tree mass comes from air?", etc.
I fully support this. Imagine going to a neighbor's house and naming their pet when it already had a name, and then making the new name standard.
This is how it looks after a bunch of soap and scrubbing with a new toothbrush.
This feels chemical for sure. Mold probably would have come out by now I think.
Thank you so much for going so detailed! That is so much good information and brainstorming. I washed it with soap - it still stays, I doesn't go away or even reduce a bit.
Spray - possible. My cleaning people come over once every two weeks and clean windows and blinds as well. This vent happens to be right above a window.
I also run a humidifier in the room at night. No other room has this much gunk on it. Only my room does. So that could be one more contributing factor.
The substance is not oily. It is not powdery either. It seems like almost etched into the plastic - this may support your spraying theory: someone cleaned something nearby with sprays that could damage acrylic surfaces.
That was a good investigation! Awesome person you are!
First time home owner here. I stuck these vent deflectors a month ago on one of our vents and I removed it today for some other reason. I noticed these stains that looked like water stains but I think it's actually something that is growing - maybe unfortunately mold or something. I need help in understanding this situation and possibilities of this happening. Please share your experience or knowledge related to this issue if you can.
Thank you!
EDIT: Mystery solved - this seems to be the result of some chemical spray during cleaning. Not concerning.
It looked really good to me as a slight enjoyer of new windows design.
Earlier in the pandemic many news and magazine organizations would proudly write about how working from home always actually can lead to over working and being too "productive". I am yet to collect some evidence on it but I think we remember a good amount about this.
Now after a bunch of companies want their remote workers back at the office, every one of those companies are being almost propaganda machines which do not cite sound scientific studies but cite each other and interviews with higher ups in top companies that "remote workers are less productive". This is further cementing the general public's opinion on this matter.
And research that shows the opposite is buried deep within any search results.
Have you noticed this? Please share what you have observed. I'm going paranoid about this.