I'd suggest Badlands (1973) and The New World (2005 (172 minutes version)) as the other two.

Badlands is his first movie and is very approachable.

The New World is also very approachable but can be long for some people. Personally, it's one of my all time favorite movies.and worth every minute.

I’m a huge Malick fan and agree that The New World is his masterpiece. I still remember seeing it in the cinema 20 years ago and almost levitating out of there. Just a beautiful piece of work. I’m glad there’s just about room for Malick somewhere in the film industry.

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AOL-Time-Warner-Pepsico-Viacom-Halliburton-Skynet-Toyota-Trader-Joe's but I guess it's AOL-Time-Netflix-Pepsico-Viacom-Halliburton-Skynet-Toyota-Trader-Joe's now.

> ...Microsoft's implementation of AI feels like "don't worry, we will do the thinking for you"

I feel like that describes nearly all of the "productivity" tools I see in AI ads. Sadly enough, it also aligns with how most people use it, in my personal experience. Just a total off-boarding of needing to think.

The term is "cognitive offloading". https://duckduckgo.com/?q=cognitive+offloading

Sheesh, I notice I also just ask an assistant quite a bit rather than putting effort to think about things. Imagine people who drive everywhere with GPS (even for routine drives) and are lost without it, and imagine that for everything needing a little thought...

I would even say there were two Window versions between 7 and 10, namely, 8 and 8.1.

I haven't had issue with WiFi on Linux in over a decade.

Sleep/Hibernate on the other hand; well, let's just say that fast boot times "solved" those issues.

Sleep is really most useful for laptops and I'm not sure fast boot really solves that use case as well as it does on a desktop (where you really never got as much out of sleep anyways since you're always plugged in).

That reminds me of House of Bamboo, which kind of had the opposite problem[0]:

    For many years after its initial release, the film was seen only on television in pan-and-scan prints, leading people to believe that DeForest Kelley has a small role near the end of the film. When Fox finally struck a new 35mm CinemaScope print for a film festival in the 1990s, viewers were surprised to see that Kelley is in the film all the way through; he was just always off to one side and thus had been panned out of the frame.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_of_Bamboo#Casting

Right? I thought the article was going to be about how constructive having even a simple daily workout can be for mental health.

After reading the article, I like my version better.

Sort of related - 10k pushups and other silly exercise quests that changed my life: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45456188

Write it, then, and post it up here!

Wasn't it the other way round? Subaru was the only manufacturer that wasn't affected, I thought.

I'm referring to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42803279

I completely forgot about that.

I was thinking of the exploit back from 2023 that effected Acura, Genesis, Honda, Hyundai, Kia, Infiniti, Nissan, and Porsche. I remember it being discussed on HN at the time but I can't find the relevant thread. Here is an article covering it: https://www.securityweek.com/16-car-makers-and-their-vehicle..., at the time.

I steal lines from Cheers on the daily.