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mentorshelly · 1 year ago
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Unleashing Efficiency: The 4 Indispensable Benefits of SOPs in Business
Navigating the complexities of business can be daunting, but with well-crafted Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), your enterprise can move with precision and confidence. Let’s delve into four transformative benefits of SOPs: 1. Unmatched Consistency: SOPs are the secret ingredient to uniform excellence. They ensure every product and service meets your high standards, reflecting the reliability…
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losthavenmine · 13 days ago
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The Efficiency Expert (1991)
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political-us · 2 months ago
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peterlorres21stcentury · 2 months ago
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Peter Lorre in fiction
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So after all these years, I finally got around to reading Pandaemonium, a sweeping novel of decadent golden-age Hollywood, her community of displaced Europeans in exile, and an ambitious director’s doomed plan to turn a routine B picture into a Greek tragedy, in more ways than one. Narrated by Peter Lorre.
I’m not kidding about that.
Lorre is our viewpoint character for most of the narrative. Or at least, he is some manner of expy, an exported fictional version of Peter, who seems more heavily based on his creepier movie roles than any semblance of real life. And it’s really a shame because—it pains me to say this—as written, Peter’s narration doesn’t actually need to be here. He does provide his usual sardonic sense of humor, which is much appreciated. I can easily hear his voice, as it were, in much of the text. But there’s a weird obsession with his Mr. Moto character for some reason (not even a mention of Mad Love anywhere?) as if that’s the only thing that audiences would recognize him for in 1938. European audiences, at that! I doubt Europe ever saw distribution of a Moto film. No, they would know him best for M, or if they somehow missed that explosive sensation, at least they would know him from a string of musical comedies. Not that it really matters. This is all a fictional timeline, and the real Lorre did not set foot anywhere near Europe in 1938 for reasons that should be obvious.
DISCLAIMER: I have only finished part 1 of this novel so far, and these are just my initial impressions without having read the full work yet. But already I’m honestly not sure why author Leslie Epstein (son and nephew respectively of the famous screenwriter Epstein brothers, Philip and Julius) would choose such a dynamic, fluid, fascinating personage as Peter Lorre to be our narrator only to turn him into a tiny-dicked kreep and a pervert, forever trying and failing to entice women to reach into his pockets for a “present.” I’m not saying Peter didn’t flirt outrageously with every woman he met (he did) but I’m pretty sure he didn’t go about it so creepily. The running gag seems to be that every time Lorre finds himself near a woman, he starts sweating buckets, which releases his powerful natural odor of… almonds. Um. Ha-ha? If there’s a joke here I don’t really get it. I have no doubt Peter was one sweaty boi, if his impassioned performances onscreen were any indication (I sympathize, being one sweaty girl myself) but if he did smell like almonds, this trait has gone unrecorded by history.
Minor tangent because I cannot ever let things go: what’s so bad about the smell of almonds, anyway? I can think of worse things to smell like. Why almonds? Is he suffering cyanide poisoning? Is it some side-effect of his cocaine habit? And of course here I must clear my throat and put the nerd glasses on because ahem, ackshually, the real Peter had a morphine addiction, at least get the details right if you’re going to impugn his character like this, gawd. X) Or is this all part of the author’s barely disguised fetish, whatever that is? Not judging or anything, I’m just so confused.
If that didn’t confuse me enough, there’s an unusual mix of real-life names sprinkled among the fictitious characters, and I’m having a devil of a time trying to figure out why it was done this way. Lorre is referred to by name, even his original name Laszlo Loewenstein (or Löwenstein in real life but the former is how it appears in the text). But the director Rudolf von Beckmann and his star actress Magdalena Mezaray are expies of… several people? As far as I can tell. At first I thought they were meant to be parodies of Josef von Sternberg and Marlene Dietrich, but later on, von Sternberg and Dietrich were referred to by name, existing alongside their own parodies in this world, it would seem. Then, certain details emerge about the von Beckmann character, as he is called in front of Dr. Goebbels for some life-threatening accusations (a masterful scene, actually), which made me think he was loosely based on some mix of Fritz Lang and Bertolt Brecht. He’s certainly a Brechtian figure, what with his weak heart and unwavering disdain for the studio system, and the little fiction of being called up personally by Goebbels was a story Lang retold for years, to say nothing of his hidden Jewish heritage.
Anyway, all this aside… believe it or not, I’m actually enjoying the story (so far). The way it’s written is really quite cinematic (not surprising, coming from the son of a screenwriter) and is easily imagined as an old film, which is something I can appreciate. It’s how I like to envision my own writing as well: an imagined film that might exist in the past, but never did. I’ve heard from past reviews that Pandaemonium starts out strong before descending into nonsense, but we shall see. I’ll let you know if things get any worse. :P
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peanutbutterex · 4 months ago
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>plays Melt for the first time on expert difficulty (i normally stick to hard but I’m branching out)
>it’s in a ranked match
> i fucking die at the end
Proseka players can you feel my pain?
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gianmatteoj · 2 months ago
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iammannyj · 4 months ago
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What is DeepSeek and the $6 Million Side Project - Causing a Stir in the AI Industry
DeepSeek AI and the $6 Million Side Project That’s Causing a Stir in the Industry
So lets talk about DeepSeek. I couldn’t believe it was developed on just $6 million. In a world where AI projects routinely burn through hundreds of millions, here was this “side project” that was outperforming tech giants like ChatGPT and Gemini. A David and Goliath story? For movie fun it kind of reminds for of this scene from Tron Legacy, when Flynn dumped the ENCOM OS online for…
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animentality · 1 year ago
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have to get up early for my job.
gotta speed wank.
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orcelito · 6 months ago
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Wild to me that people choose to be in whatever field ever and here I am accidentally an IT person. Like some people went to school to be dentists. And what do I do? Look at computers, I guess. It doesn't feel like much of a specialty.
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iris-nonsense · 2 years ago
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I know kashimo i know 😭
And finally we have the pay off of the optimization of ct through the substraction of some elements. Sukuna instead of taking away some steps necessary to activate his ct, he optimized his own body so that maintaining every singel step would not create an opening for his opponent. He can fight and still get the 100% out of his techniques
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dragons-bones · 1 year ago
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so I got really lazy during 6.4 about keeping up with my Splendorous Tools and then when I wasn't doing prog with the static I was off playing Palia, but then the crafting hyperfixation hit me yesterday, so.
gonna be busy until Dawntrail.
(final Splendorous Tools quests at least cute as fuck, Grenoldt/Mowen 4eva)
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alittlefrenchtree · 1 year ago
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color me intrigued 💫
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barrysbaby · 11 months ago
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Why do icons take a lot of time to make like omg
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boltdxbblog · 1 year ago
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How to Choose the Best Air Conditioning Service in Dubai?
Finding the best air conditioning service in Dubai can be a game-changer. Dubai’s sweltering heat demands a reliable, efficient cooling system. But with so many options, how do you pick the right one? Worry not! We’ve got you covered with some simple, effective tips to guide you in choosing the best air conditioning service.
Check Certifications and Licenses
First things first, ensure the company is certified and licensed. Certifications guarantee that the technicians have undergone proper training. This ensures they know how to handle various air conditioning systems. A licensed company follows industry standards, which means safer and more efficient repairs. So, don’t hesitate to ask for proof of certifications and licenses. It’s your right as a customer.
Personalized Recommendations
Every home is different, and so are its cooling needs. A good air conditioning service will offer personalized recommendations. They should assess your home and suggest the best solutions tailored to your needs. Whether it’s upgrading to a more efficient system or optimizing your current setup, personalized advice can enhance your comfort and efficiency.
Choosing the best air conditioning service in Dubai doesn’t have to be overwhelming. By focusing on certifications, customer reviews, service guarantees, and prompt service, you can find a reliable provider. Remember to consider their experience, range of services, pricing, and customer service. Eco-friendly practices and personalized recommendations are also great bonuses. With these tips, you’ll be well on your way to enjoying a cool, comfortable home, even in the peak of Dubai’s heat.
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unpluggedfinancial · 1 year ago
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Bitcoin revolution: As revolutionary as the Gutenberg press
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Introduction:
Welcome back to “Bitcoin Revolution,” where we explore the seismic shifts set to transform our world through technology. Today, we draw an intriguing parallel between two revolutionary innovations separated by centuries but united in their impact: the Gutenberg press and Bitcoin. Both have not only introduced groundbreaking changes but have also directly challenged the dominant forces of their times, setting the stage for profound societal transformations.
The Gutenberg Press: A Challenge to the Church
The invention of the Gutenberg press in the 15th century marked a revolutionary shift in the history of communication. By making books and documents more accessible, the press democratized knowledge, previously the sole province of the Church and elite educational institutions. This technological advancement dismantled the Church’s monopoly over knowledge and cultural narrative. It fueled the spread of the Reformation, the Renaissance, and the rise of scientific inquiry, effectively undermining the Church’s grip on power and fostering a more diverse and enlightened society.
Bitcoin: A Challenge to Modern Financial Powers
Fast forward to the 21st century, and Bitcoin emerges as a similarly disruptive force in the financial domain. By leveraging blockchain technology, Bitcoin offers a decentralized alternative to traditional, centrally-controlled financial systems. This cryptocurrency challenges the authority of banks and financial institutions in much the same way the Gutenberg press challenged the Church, proposing a new paradigm where individuals have more control over their financial transactions and wealth.
The Power of Decentralization
Both the Gutenberg press and Bitcoin catalyzed changes that extended far beyond their immediate domains. The press spurred literacy and the dissemination of new ideas, diminishing the Church’s control and fostering a more diverse cultural landscape. Bitcoin holds similar potential to democratize financial power, providing unbanked populations access to financial services and reducing dependency on traditional banking systems. This shift could weaken the stranglehold that governments and financial institutions have over our economic lives, potentially leading to a more equitable financial landscape.
Facing Resistance
Despite their transformative potential, both technologies faced significant resistance. The Church met the Gutenberg press with skepticism and fear, seeing its control over information erode. Similarly, Bitcoin faces hurdles from regulatory challenges and widespread skepticism from established financial entities. Yet, the promise of increased access to information and financial services remains monumental.
A Human Story of Empowerment
At its core, the story of the Gutenberg press and Bitcoin is one of human empowerment. Just as the press empowered individuals to access knowledge and challenge the status quo, Bitcoin empowers individuals to take control of their financial futures. It's a battle against centralized power, whether it be the medieval Church or modern-day financial institutions. By decentralizing control, both technologies have opened the door to a future where power is more evenly distributed and individuals can shape their own destinies.
Conclusion
The Gutenberg press and Bitcoin are testaments to how technology can profoundly impact society and challenge existing power structures. As we continue to navigate the digital age, recognizing and understanding these technologies is crucial not only for embracing their benefits but also for addressing the challenges they bring. The potential for Bitcoin to disrupt the current financial system is immense, and it's up to us to drive this revolution forward.
Call to Action
What are your thoughts on this comparison? Do you see Bitcoin as a modern Gutenberg press, capable of dismantling the entrenched power structures of our time? Join the conversation below and let us know your views or share other technologies you believe are reshaping our world.
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