I can scarcely begin to imagine how much work it involves to get permission, permits, acquire land, and the million-and-one other things you have to do before even breaking the sod.
Perhaps he has. Some journalist should file an FoIA request to get a look at the permits, deeds, etc.
Tell your HR representative that if you didn't do what you did, you would be in violation of the American's with Disabilities Act. Her severe PMS is a disability, and you provided an accommodation required by law. It just happens that this type of disability only affects females.
Basically your HR department sucks at doing their job. However, in my professional experience, that's the case at most companies.
Doesn't need to be implanted.
Slips around the heart.
So it's an implant.
Yeah, it's confusing. I think they mean they don't have to cut into the heart as they do with a VAD. So while it's implanted in the body. It's not implanted in the heart.
Facebook's problem isn't only with misinformation. Their filters are likely responsible for the increased partisanship in America and around the world.
I personally feel fixing the filters would do a great deal to stop the spread of fake news.
Except that they don't offer much than I'm interested in watching.
Netflix has been putting most of their effort into exclusive content. Which really makes them just another premium channel like HBO. They aren't even close to competing with cable. There still isn't an option to watch whatever you want, when you want.
and available at multiple street corners and every exit on the highway. 20 mins and low availability still does not get past range anxiety.
The human body has requirements too. Most people don't want to drive more than four hours without a bite to eat and a bathroom. That should kill most of those 20 minutes.
Tesla's superchargers currently manage to provide around 170 miles of range on a half-hour charge, so Samsung's planned tech could approximately double that.
yes, it's quite plausible that having insurance for a few years would be the difference between dying to cancer, versus surviving it via radiation and/or chemo, or getting a transplant for a cancerous organ.
Or it could be the invention and wide spread adoption of immunotherapy in the past few years.
Tax is based on how much pollution the vehicle produces.
That doesn't stop manufacturers from lying about emissions. The emissions laws are already very strict in the US and Europe. What is needed is better enforcement.
What you are asking for is analogous to creating longer sentences for murderers, instead of hiring police to catch the ones that are getting away with it.
So if the majority of the NOx emmissions are Nitric Oxide you couldn't smell it even if you wanted to.
An engine without any emissions equipment will output >90% NO emissions. However, once exhaust catalysts are installed, they shift the ratio closer to 50%.
Most of the diesel passenger vehicles are exempt below 5 C, so especially in the winter there is almost no NOx emissions control on any of these vehicles. If you are a heavy duty vehicle, there is no exemption. You have to put an electric heater on your exhaust system to keep it at operating temperature. Also, as there are very few labs that can accommodate large truck testing the testing, the certification test for heavy duty trucks is on the road with a portable emissions measurement system.
Whoa! You are very confused. I'm a diesel emissions engineer. Electric heaters are not used to heat the exhaust by any manufacturer that I'm aware of. That would require a ridiculous amount of electricity. Electric heaters are only used to keep the DEF lines from freezing.
Furthermore, the same low temperature exemptions that are made for passenger vehicles apply to heavy duty trucks. Details on the US EPA rules can be found here. The difference in the US, is that heavy duty trucks are subject to in use testing with portable emissions equipment.
The standards in Europe are different that the US of course. However, my understanding is that the European rules are more relaxed for both heavy duty and light duty applications.
A slow clap for the person who doesn't realize the difference between "selling units at a loss" and "company undergoing a super-rapid scaleup involving building some of the largest buildings on the planet operating at a loss".
His name is Bob Lutz. He either has no understanding of finance, or has an axe to grind. Considering his history of leadership in the big three, either is plausible.
No theologian would use the Old Testament as an example of Christian beliefs. The Old Testament is there for historical context, and as contrast to Jesus's message.
Show me where Matthew, Mark, Luke, or John have passages advocating genocide. Jesus's message is about love and compassion.
No, he advocated for an immigration registry to help with the immigration vetting process. The "Muslim Registry" was part of that fake news that people seem to think helped Trump win the election.
I don't know if it's part of the fake news so much has his own inability to communicate effectively. This article seems to provide a pretty unbiased perspective on the topic. He didn't reject the concept of a Muslim registry for a few days. However, he never flatly stated he wanted one either. He either wanted one, and changed his mind, or he didn't understand the questions being asked.
While I agree that IBM should take a stand against violating civil liberties, Ginni Rometty's letter makes no offer to make such violations. It avoids the issue all together. Instead it offers a list of valuable and generally inoffensive services to the President-Elect.
It seems to me, that these IBM employee's are mad their company hasn't acted belligerently toward the future President. That would just be uncivil, and bad business. Ms. Rometty has instead been cordial and offered services that are well within the bounds of the the US Constitution.
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I can scarcely begin to imagine how much work it involves to get permission, permits, acquire land, and the million-and-one other things you have to do before even breaking the sod.
Perhaps he has. Some journalist should file an FoIA request to get a look at the permits, deeds, etc.
Tell your HR representative that if you didn't do what you did, you would be in violation of the American's with Disabilities Act. Her severe PMS is a disability, and you provided an accommodation required by law. It just happens that this type of disability only affects females.
Basically your HR department sucks at doing their job. However, in my professional experience, that's the case at most companies.
But can it run Linux?!
In Soviet Russia, Linux runs Wine!
Doesn't need to be implanted. Slips around the heart. So it's an implant.
Yeah, it's confusing. I think they mean they don't have to cut into the heart as they do with a VAD. So while it's implanted in the body. It's not implanted in the heart.
Don't worry Oracle. You only have to weather this storm until Monday.
This oughta be FUN!!!
Since you volunteered, please have a one page PowerPoint summary ready by Monday.
I believe Ford pre-emptively pardoned Nixon before any charges were filed.
I believe you are correct.
Does it have an SD slot and a removable battery. If not, still a non buy.
I just bought my wife a new Galaxy S5. IMHO it's the best phone ever made. Everything has gotten worse since. I hope it never goes out of production.
Facebook's problem isn't only with misinformation. Their filters are likely responsible for the increased partisanship in America and around the world.
I personally feel fixing the filters would do a great deal to stop the spread of fake news.
Except that they don't offer much than I'm interested in watching.
Netflix has been putting most of their effort into exclusive content. Which really makes them just another premium channel like HBO. They aren't even close to competing with cable. There still isn't an option to watch whatever you want, when you want.
and available at multiple street corners and every exit on the highway. 20 mins and low availability still does not get past range anxiety.
The human body has requirements too. Most people don't want to drive more than four hours without a bite to eat and a bathroom. That should kill most of those 20 minutes.
Sure, this technology will beat Tesla's current capability, but it won't be available until 2021. Does Samsung think Tesla won't make improvements by then? They are already quietly increasing the capability of their charging stations, and rolling out new batteries using production tooling.
Ipilimumab and Pembrolizumab were fast-track approved by the FDA. They are credited with getting Jimmy Carter into remission.
Immunotherapy is still bleeding edge stuff with much of it not out of trials yet. It probably hasn't impacted survival numbers yet.
The FDA has been fast-tracking immunotherapy drugs. Pembrolizumab and Ipilimumab have been approved and credited with the remarkable remission in Jimmy Carter.
yes, it's quite plausible that having insurance for a few years would be the difference between dying to cancer, versus surviving it via radiation and/or chemo, or getting a transplant for a cancerous organ.
Or it could be the invention and wide spread adoption of immunotherapy in the past few years.
Pick your brain for a bit then?
What is the chemistry for DEF?
Wikipedia can answer that. You don't have to ask me.
So what speakers is this person using and what manner of computer has this kind of built in tweeters?
TFA shows a picture of a MacBook Air. It figures that Apple would include speakers so fancy they open up a new attack vector.
I don't believe it either, but as other users have pointed out, this thing is already in the wild.
Tax is based on how much pollution the vehicle produces.
That doesn't stop manufacturers from lying about emissions. The emissions laws are already very strict in the US and Europe. What is needed is better enforcement.
What you are asking for is analogous to creating longer sentences for murderers, instead of hiring police to catch the ones that are getting away with it.
So if the majority of the NOx emmissions are Nitric Oxide you couldn't smell it even if you wanted to.
An engine without any emissions equipment will output >90% NO emissions. However, once exhaust catalysts are installed, they shift the ratio closer to 50%.
Most of the diesel passenger vehicles are exempt below 5 C, so especially in the winter there is almost no NOx emissions control on any of these vehicles. If you are a heavy duty vehicle, there is no exemption. You have to put an electric heater on your exhaust system to keep it at operating temperature. Also, as there are very few labs that can accommodate large truck testing the testing, the certification test for heavy duty trucks is on the road with a portable emissions measurement system.
Whoa! You are very confused. I'm a diesel emissions engineer. Electric heaters are not used to heat the exhaust by any manufacturer that I'm aware of. That would require a ridiculous amount of electricity. Electric heaters are only used to keep the DEF lines from freezing.
Furthermore, the same low temperature exemptions that are made for passenger vehicles apply to heavy duty trucks. Details on the US EPA rules can be found here. The difference in the US, is that heavy duty trucks are subject to in use testing with portable emissions equipment.
The standards in Europe are different that the US of course. However, my understanding is that the European rules are more relaxed for both heavy duty and light duty applications.
A slow clap for the person who doesn't realize the difference between "selling units at a loss" and "company undergoing a super-rapid scaleup involving building some of the largest buildings on the planet operating at a loss".
His name is Bob Lutz. He either has no understanding of finance, or has an axe to grind. Considering his history of leadership in the big three, either is plausible.
Oops! Sorry about that. Those are from the bible.
No theologian would use the Old Testament as an example of Christian beliefs. The Old Testament is there for historical context, and as contrast to Jesus's message.
Show me where Matthew, Mark, Luke, or John have passages advocating genocide. Jesus's message is about love and compassion.
Well written. Their is no clear "Yes or No" as GP requested. Trump himself left the whole thing ambiguous.
No, he advocated for an immigration registry to help with the immigration vetting process. The "Muslim Registry" was part of that fake news that people seem to think helped Trump win the election.
I don't know if it's part of the fake news so much has his own inability to communicate effectively. This article seems to provide a pretty unbiased perspective on the topic. He didn't reject the concept of a Muslim registry for a few days. However, he never flatly stated he wanted one either. He either wanted one, and changed his mind, or he didn't understand the questions being asked.
While I agree that IBM should take a stand against violating civil liberties, Ginni Rometty's letter makes no offer to make such violations. It avoids the issue all together. Instead it offers a list of valuable and generally inoffensive services to the President-Elect.
It seems to me, that these IBM employee's are mad their company hasn't acted belligerently toward the future President. That would just be uncivil, and bad business. Ms. Rometty has instead been cordial and offered services that are well within the bounds of the the US Constitution.