Her impact on feminism is enormous and undeniable, but it is her superhuman generosity, her avid and intense interest in everybody she met, and her unique ability to make everyone a bit more smart and ambitious and brave after a few minutes with her, that will be most sorely missed.
And Reynold's completely embodiment of this self-deprecating character could stand to be a bit more smart than the comedic junk food of a poop joke.
Jaia Thomas, an intellectual property lawyer, said: "A lot of athletes and celebrities are being a little bit more smart about it now.
This week's issued cell phone patents reveal a bit more on smart switching between mobile phones and networks.
This update makes things a bit more seamless for smart home enthusiasts, and chances are that if you're buying a smart painting, the rest of your house or apartment might have a voice assistant hub or two as well.
Given the work at hand, the production was a bit more like "Get Smart" than one of the classic Bond films, but never mind -- as pointless updatings go, this was harmless.
I want to do this because I feel like, now I'm 30, I really need to dress a bit more seriously and smart".
This move, meanwhile, should offer a bit more legitimacy to a smart assistant that stumbled out of the gate and ultimately had some trouble picking up speed.
I spent a bit more time with the smart speaker this week in its final production form, and was surprised by how small the thing is, at seven inches.
But later I watched them again, along with "Kicking and Screaming" and "Margot at the Wedding," and I remembered that Baumbach's observations and writing, as well as Gerwig's, are generally so funny and acute, with a wistfulness, sensitivity, and nostalgia so similar to my own, that when their details hit me wrong it smarts a bit more.
At CES this week, the company talked a bit more about its own first-party smart speaker: the oddly compelling Raven H, which looks nothing like what you imagine a smart speaker would look like.
