Coldfusion

With Season 11 of Archer in the books, let’s look at how FX’s animated series set up its next outing. WARNING: The following contains spoilers for Archer Season 11, which aired on FX. … Source link

Time was when the Computer Weekly Developer Network wouldn’t pass a 12-month without attending a veritable handful of Adobe developer events, seminars, conferences, use case tutorials and all manner of other good stuff. But then the Earth cooled, the dinosaurs came and went and Adobe seemed to focus on the cloud-based nature of its creative tools above all other subject. But Adobe’s developer heart is (arguably) pure, let’s not forget – this is the company that gave us Cold Fusion, the rapid web-application development computing platform and much more code-related tools besides. Now, in 2020, the company is perhaps having something of a renaissance with its developer community (we jest, obviously, the same core level of coder work was always being carried out, we just… Source link

Overview: Agency has been taken all over the world due to the dangerous nature of their missions, but their latest exploit sees them acting as mediators towards a murder mystery that’s set within the cold recesses of Antarctica. Agency acclimates, both physically and personally, to their new surroundings as the severity of this situation begins to sink in. The number of murder suspects only seems to increase and a wrong move could ignite an international disaster that turns Agency into villains. Our Take: Season 11 of Archer has put its characters through the biggest personal and emotional gauntlets that they’ve ever faced. There’s been a newfound level of vulnerability and mortality to the show on an individual level, but “Cold Fusion” takes these small concepts and… Source link

Spoilers for ‘Archer’ Season 11 Episode 8 – ‘Cold Fusion’ When a murder happens at an Arctic facility researching ways to save the planet, it’s up to Sterling Archer (H Jon Benjamin) and his team to get to the bottom of the murder mystery, save the ice caps, and most importantly, make sure that everyone he works with knows he’s the most important agent on the team, irrespective of whether or not that’s true. Saving the world might be just a little bit too outlandish to be real, and towards the end of the episode, Archer has a real reason to question whether or not he actually woke up from the coma, or if he’s still inside it. As with all mysteries, what at first seems unsolvable soon resolves itself into a straightforward explanation. Bob, the murder victim, was actually the employ of… Source link

Spoilers for ‘Archer’ Season 11 Episode 8 – ‘Cold Fusion’ Sterling Archer (H Jon Benjamin) very nearly slipped back into a coma in the Season 11 Finale, just as his team had gotten used to having him around. Fortunately, thanks to a well-placed penguin with a rope, Archer’s life was saved, just in time for him to point out that he’d not only just saved the world, but that there’s a reason why his team really needs him around despite all their complaints about his return. While Archer was in his coma, everyone’s lives seemed to have changed for the better. Lana Kane (Aisha Tyler) got married, Cyril Figgis (Chris Parnell) worked out and became the agency’s top field agent, and Malory Archer (Jessica Walter) managed to whip the agency up into one of the most competent spy agencies on the… Source link

Image: FXX TV ReviewsAll of our TV reviews in one convenient place. Of all the traditions Archer has built up over its decade-plus on the air, I think its approach to season finales—i.e., bundling the whole crew off on an exotic adventure filled with new characters and supposedly world-ending threats—might be my least favorite. Sure, “Space Race” is a blast, but for the most part, these season-ending extravaganzas tend to go heavy on guest stars and action setpieces, light on the character comedy that’s Archer at its best. Certainly, “Cold Fusion” falls firmly into that mold; as the end to a season that’s seen Archer get back to basics in mostly welcome ways, it’s a little disappointing to see some of its less successful elements get resurrected, too. Although, really:… Source link

It’s the season finale after Sterling Archer’s (H Jon Benjamin) return to the waking world and he’s going to have to put everything he’s learned since to the test. Out in the arctic, Archer needs to solve a classic locked room murder mystery involving several locals as well as his own colleagues. How well does he really know his friends, given how much has changed in the time he’s gone away? Are any of them capable of cold blooded murder? Probably, but are any of them behind this one in particular? They need to get to the bottom of this one soon as the synopsis for the episode reveals that the killing has “international implications”. Archer’s spy organization is no stranger to killing, it’s all a part of the job. Just last episode, we saw Lana Kane (Aisha Tyler) unload every bullet… Source link

ARCHER Season 11 Episode 8 Photos Cold Fusion – Archer and the gang travel to Antarctica to solve a murder mystery with international implications. Archer – Season 11 – Premieres Wednesday, September 16 at 10 p.m. ET/PT on FXX and available the next day on FX on Hulu Archer is an animated, half-hour comedy that follows Sterling Archer and his return to the spy world after a three-year coma. While many things changed during his absence, Archer is confident it will take just a little time for him to reset things back to the old ways. The problem: does the rest of the team want that? Everyone else has been doing pretty well and may not be ready for his return to throw a wrench in their well-oiled machine. The series features the voices of H. Jon Benjamin as the… Source link

Everything you see these days is AI enabled in some way, or according to the marketing they must be. Software, fridges, cancer detection and lots of other examples are all based on some kind of AI implementation. Google, Microsoft and all the big players are heavily invested in at least the buzzword, but the proof of delivery as promised is elusive. One notable example, just like those old cold fusion claims, concerns a number of expert level doctors now criticising Google, and others, to demonstrate some of the big claims in AI research and share the code and models so that others can replicate the work. The response to date has been a firm “no”. The latest round started with a paper in Nature from the Google Brain team. It claimed that its artificial intelligence… Source link

Everything you see these days is AI enabled in some way, or according to the marketing they must be. Software, fridges, cancer detection and lots of other examples are all based on some kind of AI implementation. Google, Microsoft and all the big players are heavily invested in at least the buzzword, but the proof of delivery as promised is elusive. – One notable example, just like those old cold fusion claims, concerns a number of expert level doctors now criticising Google, and others, to demonstrate some of the big claims in AI research and share the code and models so that others can replicate the work. The response to date has been a firm “no”. – The latest round started with… Source link