Some people will be kepth around for expertise, entertainment or spare organs..
Yea, that's what would happen with a noob at the helm of robotic Armageddon. A pro would wait for the automated organ vat replication technology to mature before executing 99.7% of the planet.
Since these universities, companies, stand alone hobbiests, etc live under the protection and order granted by a majority of fair citizens then these entities need to be required to be fair to the rest of the citizens. You know, the stuff you have to explain to 4 year olds and the occasional "adult". Tl:dr anyone claiming ownership of any technology, code, process, etc is not alowed to claim so after X years, where X is something sensible like 5-10ish. No bullshit, no backsies, and add at least a pinch of realistic sensibility to the patent process while you are at it. You may not hold things like server side code hostage, you must disclose it to public domain after the same X time from when it went live. While I'm wishing fruitlessly I'd also like the tax code actually better and direct a lot of money from it directly into applying those now public domain technologies to public not for profit uses. Think of it as squeeze then trickle down socialism, since it seems we have some trickle fans here today.
This is why the first implants for 24-7-365 internet access jacked directly into your brain will be free. It also has the added bonus that the surgery to implant it is as painless as the implant is useful to you.
Reminds me of the classic twilight zone episode where the book loving protagonist, in a post apocalyptic world, finally has time enough to read all the books they ever wanted only to break thier glasses putting all reading out of touch forever. When we let just a few people own all the technology and systems, they can live like gods while us plebs have the freedom and time to starve to death and die. Revolt is a limited time offer, when the mines, foundries, manufacturing, assembly, customer service and more is all automated, striking workers is the perfect excuse to do away with them all forever - you don't pay robots. Further, a gun is going to do jack squat against swarms of suicide bomb micro kill drones, autonomous ground forces or drone air strikes, humans that do not live in full military societies are surprisingly easy to take down. With the military automated as well, a few people could put down the rest of the billions on the planet like was never possible to even imagine, much less realize.
Totally agree with you. They need a 15 second after shot where it pans out to people trying to shop elsewhere and the assistant on thier phone tells them that this is the only place they are legally allowed to buy fast food from. If they don't like it they are free to sell thier house and move.
Its informative to see the full CO2 footprint of foods, because some foods have a very large environmental cost and its not always apparent which ones are the worst offenders. For example, if you bike to work because you care about your CO2 footprint, from this study it looks like you could almost lower it by riding in a car instead if those extra calories come from high impact foods. Or, perhaps lower it quite a bit by giving up some stuff you don't even care about that much but the impact to the environment is large.
Good point, with how easy it is to back the alert system compared to successfully launching a nuclear tipped ICBM they might as well sound the all clear just as it is in re entry.
It's nonsensical to think that people would seek alternatives to the cheaper method that they're already using.
LK
Sorry but you failed to not apply logic. Branding, trends and popular culture all push people far away from sensible cheap alternatives, teens rarely make rational reasoned decisions - it's how it feels instead.
That said caffeine is the real gateway drug, once I got high on that, around 6 or so, I was hooked on how good drugs can be.
They will accept your challenge. Though you only actually left wth 5 items the AI will be tied in knots by so many kids and it will charge you for half the store. Mysteriously if it is a grey area somehow the customer gets the short end 99% of the time. But since they have hundreds of cameras, thousands of scales, and millions of rfid tags, but you have your word it's probably somewhat over 100%.
I myself got some gluten free whole chickens. I was like "damn send this crap back. I want chickens that are genetically modified to produce wheat gluten directly thus giving the skin a nice flaky crisp texture."
Specks leave a thin streak. Ones that pop with a flash like that one are probably a few pounds to a few tens of pounds of loose material. If it was lighter it wouldn't be so bright, if it was heavier it would be far more impressive, and if it was more solid it would bounce off the atmosphere or make it to ground.
This should apply to new phones that are quite cold. When my 6s+ was outside in 0F with 10 mph wind the battery lasts 10 minutes on a full charge even in a rubber case, this would help things till the phone warmed up.
A typical human adult not excercising burns roughly somewhere between 70-140 American calories an hour. Burning one calorie per second gives you roughly 4.2 kwatts or 5.6 horsepower. So it takes 3600 calories per hour per 5.6 horsepower or 640 calories per hour per horsepower. Trucks get about 5.6 miles per gallon of diesel which has 30,000 calories or about 5,300 calories per mile. That's enough to keep two healthy adult males alive a day per mile, or maybe a small family could squeak by. forget that soybeans aren't the best biodiesel crop to begin with, then realize it increases human food prices, drastically worsens agricultural pollution, takes up tons of farmland, and isn't anywhere near as cheap or efficent, or fungible as just putting some damn solar cells up nearby but off the farmland or if you must have energy production AND crops use wind and leave this Rube Goldberg live disaster from getting worse.
You print the base material then you put it into a special oven that bakes it carefully and precisely. It's during these thermal cycles you grow the crystal, you do have pretty good control of precisely how the grains form and can engineer the properties you want.
to understand how consumers will want to interact with autonomous vehicles and pizza delivery
I'm betting they want free pizzas to be delivered to thier door by a sexy robot who got there in an autonomous car. I'm also guessing the autonomous car loaded with fresh pizza at night in many neighborhoods will fare about as well as that new 5th grader who wet his pants during his introduction to home room class.
5 years is to profitable and above unity fusion reactor technology as 2 weeks is to home renovation. It's the answer anytime someone asks contractors about projects like this.
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Some people will be kepth around for expertise, entertainment or spare organs..
Yea, that's what would happen with a noob at the helm of robotic Armageddon. A pro would wait for the automated organ vat replication technology to mature before executing 99.7% of the planet.
Since these universities, companies, stand alone hobbiests, etc live under the protection and order granted by a majority of fair citizens then these entities need to be required to be fair to the rest of the citizens. You know, the stuff you have to explain to 4 year olds and the occasional "adult". Tl:dr anyone claiming ownership of any technology, code, process, etc is not alowed to claim so after X years, where X is something sensible like 5-10ish. No bullshit, no backsies, and add at least a pinch of realistic sensibility to the patent process while you are at it. You may not hold things like server side code hostage, you must disclose it to public domain after the same X time from when it went live. While I'm wishing fruitlessly I'd also like the tax code actually better and direct a lot of money from it directly into applying those now public domain technologies to public not for profit uses. Think of it as squeeze then trickle down socialism, since it seems we have some trickle fans here today.
This is why the first implants for 24-7-365 internet access jacked directly into your brain will be free. It also has the added bonus that the surgery to implant it is as painless as the implant is useful to you.
Reminds me of the classic twilight zone episode where the book loving protagonist, in a post apocalyptic world, finally has time enough to read all the books they ever wanted only to break thier glasses putting all reading out of touch forever. When we let just a few people own all the technology and systems, they can live like gods while us plebs have the freedom and time to starve to death and die. Revolt is a limited time offer, when the mines, foundries, manufacturing, assembly, customer service and more is all automated, striking workers is the perfect excuse to do away with them all forever - you don't pay robots. Further, a gun is going to do jack squat against swarms of suicide bomb micro kill drones, autonomous ground forces or drone air strikes, humans that do not live in full military societies are surprisingly easy to take down. With the military automated as well, a few people could put down the rest of the billions on the planet like was never possible to even imagine, much less realize.
Totally agree with you. They need a 15 second after shot where it pans out to people trying to shop elsewhere and the assistant on thier phone tells them that this is the only place they are legally allowed to buy fast food from. If they don't like it they are free to sell thier house and move.
Its informative to see the full CO2 footprint of foods, because some foods have a very large environmental cost and its not always apparent which ones are the worst offenders. For example, if you bike to work because you care about your CO2 footprint, from this study it looks like you could almost lower it by riding in a car instead if those extra calories come from high impact foods. Or, perhaps lower it quite a bit by giving up some stuff you don't even care about that much but the impact to the environment is large.
That's why many vape shops cater to the high wattage portable industrial smoke machine crowd. You're not vaping if it's fractional horsepower.
When the patch feels like an exploit...
Back -> hack
Good point, with how easy it is to back the alert system compared to successfully launching a nuclear tipped ICBM they might as well sound the all clear just as it is in re entry.
It's nonsensical to think that people would seek alternatives to the cheaper method that they're already using.
LK
Sorry but you failed to not apply logic. Branding, trends and popular culture all push people far away from sensible cheap alternatives, teens rarely make rational reasoned decisions - it's how it feels instead.
That said caffeine is the real gateway drug, once I got high on that, around 6 or so, I was hooked on how good drugs can be.
They will accept your challenge. Though you only actually left wth 5 items the AI will be tied in knots by so many kids and it will charge you for half the store. Mysteriously if it is a grey area somehow the customer gets the short end 99% of the time. But since they have hundreds of cameras, thousands of scales, and millions of rfid tags, but you have your word it's probably somewhat over 100%.
B) Fed adjusts taxes to match spending
Yep, it is just that simple. Spend only what you make.
This is America. As a citizen, I'm pretty sure the right to spend money on stuff you don't have is covered by the 28th amendment.
I was just noticing the similarity between duck down and an aerogel, so your comment is pretty damn accurate lmao.
Good idea but giant flying jetskis are so 2017.
I myself got some gluten free whole chickens. I was like "damn send this crap back. I want chickens that are genetically modified to produce wheat gluten directly thus giving the skin a nice flaky crisp texture."
Well, to be fair that salt block has lots of organisms in it and they aren't genetically modified.
Specks leave a thin streak. Ones that pop with a flash like that one are probably a few pounds to a few tens of pounds of loose material. If it was lighter it wouldn't be so bright, if it was heavier it would be far more impressive, and if it was more solid it would bounce off the atmosphere or make it to ground.
This should apply to new phones that are quite cold. When my 6s+ was outside in 0F with 10 mph wind the battery lasts 10 minutes on a full charge even in a rubber case, this would help things till the phone warmed up.
anyone who puts an omnidirectional mic in their home, tied to big-pig corporate, should expect no privacy.
Note: cell phones and even laptop mics aren't very omnidirectional. You can also use a cell or laptop with a movable mic cover.
OTOH, the whole point of a smart speaker is to listen and snoop.
Jokes on them, I hooked up mine to listen to YouTube videos all day long.
A typical human adult not excercising burns roughly somewhere between 70-140 American calories an hour. Burning one calorie per second gives you roughly 4.2 kwatts or 5.6 horsepower. So it takes 3600 calories per hour per 5.6 horsepower or 640 calories per hour per horsepower. Trucks get about 5.6 miles per gallon of diesel which has 30,000 calories or about 5,300 calories per mile. That's enough to keep two healthy adult males alive a day per mile, or maybe a small family could squeak by. forget that soybeans aren't the best biodiesel crop to begin with, then realize it increases human food prices, drastically worsens agricultural pollution, takes up tons of farmland, and isn't anywhere near as cheap or efficent, or fungible as just putting some damn solar cells up nearby but off the farmland or if you must have energy production AND crops use wind and leave this Rube Goldberg live disaster from getting worse.
You print the base material then you put it into a special oven that bakes it carefully and precisely. It's during these thermal cycles you grow the crystal, you do have pretty good control of precisely how the grains form and can engineer the properties you want.
to understand how consumers will want to interact with autonomous vehicles and pizza delivery
I'm betting they want free pizzas to be delivered to thier door by a sexy robot who got there in an autonomous car. I'm also guessing the autonomous car loaded with fresh pizza at night in many neighborhoods will fare about as well as that new 5th grader who wet his pants during his introduction to home room class.
At this point I suspect most closed source software of being a Trojan horse.
5 years is to profitable and above unity fusion reactor technology as 2 weeks is to home renovation. It's the answer anytime someone asks contractors about projects like this.