Depth is not the word for it. You’re looking for character assassination.

It wouldn’t have taken all that much to make that her exit from the series. The edits might have been a bit rough, but it was very doable.

He trying to do commentary. You can’t just spend an hour listing every good female character. BTW, most of those are pretty old as well. Kind of making the point for him that you don’t see that much anymore.

Literally none of that is true. All he did with Snoke is kill him. Luke wasn’t in this movie, just some bitter hermit that sort of looks like him. The Knights of Ren may as well have not been there.

Also I don’t know what phantoms you imagined, but there were no threads left by the end. That was a finale.

Subverting expectations isn’t the same thing as good storytelling. Besides, Johnson decided to tell the end of a story in a middle chapter trilogy movie. That’s just pure spiteful arrogance.

Not really. They will license their characters if you pay enough and ai companies have tons of investor money burning a hole in their pocket.

Which is asinine both here and in its original use. If there weren’t bad actors the system wouldn’t be broken. The players make the game.

Could work in the EU.

There are a few large, stable, and very pretty caves that are worth visiting just to experience them. For instance, Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico is a popular tourist spot where you can either hike down to the best part of it or take an elevator. No chance of getting stuck anywhere on the guided path.

Caving is fine as long as you stick to places you can walk to and stand in. As soon as your feet leave the ground or your elbows touch it, that’s your sign you’ve gone too far.

You obviously didn’t even glance at the case law. No one can own what AI produces. It is inherently public domain.

My instructions are copyright by me

First, how much that is true is debatable. Second, that doesn’t matter as far as the output. No one can legally own that.

Ham had bots before the internet existed. See: Numbers Stations.

AI doesn’t get IP protections.

You’re about a decade or two out of date with your knowledge here.

If you outsource you could at least sue them when things go wrong. Good luck doing that with AI.

Plus you can own the code if a person does it.

People don’t need to type console commands. They’re just the easiest way to tell someone how to do something in text.

Context is everything. In publishing it’s standard; in online forums it’s either needlessly pretentious or AI and either way they deserve to be called out.

If it’s boilerplate, copy/paste; find/replace works just as well without needing data centers in the desert to develop.

I think the point is that someone should understand the code. In this case, no one does.