Yes they are German. There was something to be said about having a storefront you could get decent quality tools within driving distance. Now I am stuck buying online I might as well get the best tool for my money and german tools are the best. The tools are carefully made to be as light as possible and have matte finish. Once you try them out you won't go back....
I stopped going there when craftsmen stopped being made in USA. It was the only thing that differentiated their tools. I've switched to ELORA they are much nicer anyway.
Also I am not discounting the need for UBI or putting on rose-colored glasses. There will be smart people that find a way but loads of suffering for others as well.
Does it cost anything to get a computer? You can pick up an old junk computer for nothing, That's just the way of technology. I am sure there will be clever jobless people restoring junk robots too.
I have to disagree on the first point- consumer to consumer sales are much more numerous now with ebay and craigslist. This is where the monetary velocity comes from. As far as wages are concerned it is a very complex subject but I hardly think you can extrapolate it to the fall in popularity of classified ads.
So if you are looking for a smart future-proof investment it would be investing in land with mineral resources (maybe not energy... perhaps that will be solved by then)
That's a very simplistic view though. Craiglist has enabled business and people to trade at reduced or nonexistent cost. There are entire businesses that automate posting cars to CL. If somehow you could measure the volume and velocity of money traded before and after CL I would bet you it has increased.
Not if we take the whole thing to it's conclusion. If robots are capable of making themselves, then robots will eventually be had for the cost of materials. So maybe in the future poor people will have their own unemployed robots....
Another solution is to have two modes, on/buffering and on/saving. If the camera is on/buffering (what off would be) and a gunshot is detected the entire buffer is saved. Detected a gunshot should be very easy to do....
That's complete BS. A piano player as part of his skills has to play music from memory by definition. There are entire tutorials available describing strategies to memorize music.
As a programmer I am never asked to randomly crap out code on a whiteboard as part of my duties. Why should I do this in an interview?
Yes they are German. There was something to be said about having a storefront you could get decent quality tools within driving distance. Now I am stuck buying online I might as well get the best tool for my money and german tools are the best. The tools are carefully made to be as light as possible and have matte finish. Once you try them out you won't go back....
I stopped going there when craftsmen stopped being made in USA. It was the only thing that differentiated their tools. I've switched to ELORA they are much nicer anyway.
It takes an ocean liner a lot longer to sink than a dinghy.....
Curiously enough Ubuntu support caps off at five years.
Social media just lets people know I am a bore in writing....
Organic Cobalt!
Also I am not discounting the need for UBI or putting on rose-colored glasses. There will be smart people that find a way but loads of suffering for others as well.
Does it cost anything to get a computer? You can pick up an old junk computer for nothing, That's just the way of technology. I am sure there will be clever jobless people restoring junk robots too.
People that do live streaming like 8 core machines since they are encoding and streaming on the fly.
In TFA they mention that the new technology works with sodium metal
Also people in extremely cold areas install heaters in their diesel engines. It's not like electric cars are the only type with this issue.
I have to disagree on the first point- consumer to consumer sales are much more numerous now with ebay and craigslist. This is where the monetary velocity comes from. As far as wages are concerned it is a very complex subject but I hardly think you can extrapolate it to the fall in popularity of classified ads.
nobody would go to a movie with waify Ah-nold.
So if you are looking for a smart future-proof investment it would be investing in land with mineral resources (maybe not energy... perhaps that will be solved by then)
That's a very simplistic view though. Craiglist has enabled business and people to trade at reduced or nonexistent cost. There are entire businesses that automate posting cars to CL. If somehow you could measure the volume and velocity of money traded before and after CL I would bet you it has increased.
Not if we take the whole thing to it's conclusion. If robots are capable of making themselves, then robots will eventually be had for the cost of materials. So maybe in the future poor people will have their own unemployed robots....
One thing I have noticed is that rich people like buying custom/bespoke things. Maybe we will go back to making shoes, furniture and music by hand.
Yes I have to wonder if this acetamine stuff is also being sweated out....
I'd be curious to know if it works both ways, where companies are mandated to give equal amounts of severance pay.
It started in the 80s "Greed is good" that is when employment became a zero-sum game.
I could probably figure it out too but doing it under pressure in interview with the expectation that you 'know' the algorithm is unrealistic.
Another solution is to have two modes, on/buffering and on/saving. If the camera is on/buffering (what off would be) and a gunshot is detected the entire buffer is saved. Detected a gunshot should be very easy to do....
African Forth or European Forth?
That's complete BS. A piano player as part of his skills has to play music from memory by definition. There are entire tutorials available describing strategies to memorize music.
As a programmer I am never asked to randomly crap out code on a whiteboard as part of my duties. Why should I do this in an interview?
I vaguely remember having this in school around 1995 and would fail the question too.