My experience has been that more complex cases it simply cannot manage. It'll swear blind that it's got it right and the result will be super specific to the example provided. If I knew what the strings would be exactly, in advance, I wouldn't be writing regex 😂
Clearly there's something odd going on with how I store this stuff. Nice skill on the voices! I can identify some but other times I feel almost voice blind. I can listen to a podcast for literal years and struggle to tell the hosts apart (beyond "that's someone else talking").
If I was able to deduce it (no, phone, not seduce it, calm down!) I wouldn't be asking. I'm not here purely to be a dick, despite appearances to the contrary.
I think the confusion here is that I can't imagine the half-remembering thing with the costume. As in, being able to roughly remember it but not being certain upon seeing it. Kinda like when a name is on the tip of one's tongue - seeing it tends to get the reaction of "that's it!".
(This might also explain why I don't get what the title has to do with it)
Not really, still don't have an explanation for the phrasing. Obviously you don't owe me an explanation but I'm still curious.
It's something I always wanted to ask people that would comment about one of my sculpts based on another IP. They'd come up to my stall and say a variation of "reminds me of (character from IP)" and I never had any idea how to respond. It was very clearly the character but sculpted as a different species, both in big obvious stuff and the small details (sculpting it had been a fun challenge as I'd normally do original sculpts). Yes, it does remind you of the character it's supposed to represent, convention goer, much like red paint reminds you of red paint.
Just thought it was funny that it would come up here and puzzle me all over again 😂
Surely that would be more of a "is that Furiosa's costume?" as the phrasing used suggests the poster knows what her costume looks like and is reminded of it. Of course it reminds them of it, it is it 😂
Every time I consider learning more JS because it's widely used I find myself between a rock and a hard place. It's popular but it probably shouldn't be and I don't want to contribute to it being used even more for whatever mad shit is being attempted now.
Best use of the IP in decades. I don't hate the other stuff but Andor knocked my socks off.