There seems to be a common thread amongst all the Japanese camera manufacturers that their software is all "this must be done in exactly this (often convoluted) way".
I'm convinced that they put their hardware engineers in charge of writing the software.
Good job there’s more than 20 other studies out there for them to p-hack
Everyone has that one moment when they realize just how expensive a good box is if you need to go out and actually buy one with money.
I'm guessing it probably wasn't good looking before they decided to paint it. OOP did say "professionally refinished".
When my parents bought in the UK in the early 80s, the average family house was £20k. But mortgage rates at the time were ~20%, meaning you had to pay £4k per year just to cover the interest alone, and the average salary was below £6k.
Yes, interest came back down after a few years, but a lot of people learned about Negative Equity during those years.
Came here to post the exact same thing
They're not saying it because they believe it to be true, they're saying it because they need it to be true in order to justify what they're doing.
Consult the chart
That was the opposite of nuance. It was pedantry that deliberately missed the point.
...because he wears green?