It's the same difference as in 100$ and 1000$ and people have no problems grasping that. They commonly call it 10 times more
I hope to god this doesn't actually need to be said, for anyone else but the AC, but saying there is 10X difference means almost nothing without a value to quantify it. There is a massive difference between $100 vs $1000 and $100,000,000 vs $1,000,000,000.
Oh, did you know the guy on the left called the cops on the other one?
I'm not saying that is true or false, but it's not a good look that Trump's own administration can't/won't confirm it to be true.
I would have killed for a Wheel of Time TV show, and it was just so bad.
Obviously your own opinion is what matters to you, and nothing wrong with feeling that way.
It definitely wasn't staying entirely faithful to the books, but they made that clear from the start. I would have preferred if they had, but I'm not going to fault them for that alone. The show did have a rough first season. However, it continued to improve from there. Most ratings for the show put it around 75% to 85% positive overall, with season 3 being 80% to 90%.
I could understand why somebody would want to use some small "AI-upscaler" or "image recognition" in a Raspberry PI... but LLMs?
I'm sure there are a few use cases, but the thing that comes to mind for me right now is something like Home Assistant.
What does giving these bees the right to exist actually do?
It does a fair bit, and the rest of your questions imply you might actually already know what it does.However, like any law, some people are going to break it. You cannot stop unwanted behavior completely. That doesn't mean laws aren't effective.
Will this stop pollutants and pesticides that will continue to be used from affecting them?
Not from the ouside, but it will criminalize their use in the area.
Will it stop deforestation as a policy going forward?
Officially, for the area, yes. The article even mentions it mandates reforestation. Unofficially, only time will tell.
Quantum Mechanics is God's version of "Trust me."