I doubt they redid the motor windings, other electrical component and metal parts with copper-nickel or other alloys and composites that resist seawater exposure. More likely, they use off the shelf components that will begin to fail en masse before it starts to pay off.
Revolutions in masonry construction via Tetris.
Innovation in planetary defense through Missile Command.
Solution to the traveling salesman problem from Adventures of Lolo.
Am I the only one who gets the feeling that certain video games are recruitment tools, like that 80s movie...The Last Starfighter (IIRC)
The great Pacific Garbage Patch seems to generally stay away from sovereign nations, provides a steady supply of plastic for expansion using semi-rigid tethered rafts/barges. It could make for a great R&D platform for plastic recycling, 3d printing, aquaponics, hydroponics, fish farming, algae farming, bio-fuel production, sea based poultry production and all types of other scientific and commercial endeavors. Just having a decent port for fuel and supplies could open up tourism to more areas. If it were properly planned, it could be a succesful, profitable venture in science and commerce, exploiting previously unused or wasted resources.
They invested considerable resources upfront in order to become profitable in the future based on existing regulation. Changing the rules mid-game seems like something Trump has probably been doing since Chutes & Ladders.
At first I hear both at the same time. Then my brain automatically fills in "Ell"-"A"-" You"-"Are"-"E"-"Ell"---"laurel".
I think CMU has a JavaScript implementation of their text to speech engine that resembles the Speak'N Spell.
Problem solved 100 years ago. Nickel-Iron battery. They last decades and are orders of magnitude safer in every way. Lithium is only lighter which does make it useful in mobile platforms, but stupid for fixed installation. Of course Tesla is going to propose using the type of battery they have in production, but that does not make it the best solution. The battery chemistry and tolerance for overcharge in NiFe batteries, makes them suitable for combination with supercaps and hydrogen fuel cells... I can verify that it works because I used my old fuel cell as current collectors and a mix of graphene and activated carbon for conductivity because I didn't have any flake nickel. Then an off by one error caused me to overvolt it until the carbon capacitance and fuel cell kicked in... The discharge curve was insanely long with 3 distinct sections. Unfortunately my choice of binder caused decreased performance over time as it delaminated (Edison's NiFe battery didn't use a binder)
Except bandwidth, it sounds like they just mute it. I vote for no autoplay anything without user permission. Same for popups, new tabs, redirects and control overrides.
This looks very similar to Tesla's renderings of a vertical takeoff and landing vehicle.
Now if they both control it autonomously AND power it wirelessly as he envisioned.
If you ever think you have a new invention, Tesla probably already invented it... who knows what stuff he had in his 80 trunks full of notebooks.
I have been meaning to do a github page for battery experimentation (code + data)... though I would call the practice "kitchen chemistry" and "redneck engineering".
I would love to see a git-journal where pull requests are reviewed by peers for submission.
If they have all the equipment to allow them to disconnect from the grid, its fine. The just cant stay connected to the grid during an outage to prevent utility workers from being electrocuted. The equipment and batteries for that are not cheap like panels are these days, so most suburban houses dont have it. In off grid situations, that doesnt apply.
There is a theory that this is the underlying cause of the rise in depression. It surmises that the human need to be useful causes the drop in seratonin when it is not met. Antidepressants only treat the symptom, not the underlying cause.
Rob and the guys at FWG have been doing tons of research on graphene and graphene oxide. The big difference is they have an open lab and have published many videos for the kitchen chemist to be able to produce graphene with common tools. Though most of their recent work is with all carbon battery-supercap hybrid, they did post a video on graphetized concrete here: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=...
If you think graphene is a unicorn, try one of Rob's experiments.
Everyone talks about "change". Nobody wants change for change sake. What we want is improvement. Even on volatile topics like pro-choice/life there is middleground that gets left off the table because it doesn't invoke an emotional response in their demographic... making adoption easier comes to mind.
Stop talking about "change", its meaningless since it can be good or bad... or it could mean whats left in our pockets after taxes.
They had a sedan that sold well and businesses bought in mass, but cancelled it. Bring back the Crown Vic, I can't tell todays cop cars and taxis from an uber.
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I doubt they redid the motor windings, other electrical component and metal parts with copper-nickel or other alloys and composites that resist seawater exposure. More likely, they use off the shelf components that will begin to fail en masse before it starts to pay off.
Hope to never see cauliflower labia.
Revolutions in masonry construction via Tetris.
Innovation in planetary defense through Missile Command.
Solution to the traveling salesman problem from Adventures of Lolo.
Am I the only one who gets the feeling that certain video games are recruitment tools, like that 80s movie...The Last Starfighter (IIRC)
Planned obsolescence at its best.
The great Pacific Garbage Patch seems to generally stay away from sovereign nations, provides a steady supply of plastic for expansion using semi-rigid tethered rafts/barges. It could make for a great R&D platform for plastic recycling, 3d printing, aquaponics, hydroponics, fish farming, algae farming, bio-fuel production, sea based poultry production and all types of other scientific and commercial endeavors. Just having a decent port for fuel and supplies could open up tourism to more areas. If it were properly planned, it could be a succesful, profitable venture in science and commerce, exploiting previously unused or wasted resources.
They invested considerable resources upfront in order to become profitable in the future based on existing regulation. Changing the rules mid-game seems like something Trump has probably been doing since Chutes & Ladders.
Or Armalite Rifle ... the AR in AR-15
At first I hear both at the same time. Then my brain automatically fills in "Ell"-"A"-" You"-"Are"-"E"-"Ell"---"laurel".
I think CMU has a JavaScript implementation of their text to speech engine that resembles the Speak'N Spell.
Reminds me of the movie Real Genius. Its all fun and lasers until someone brings out the phase conjugate target tracking system.
If they don't screw it up with ghost patents, this could be in every vehicle, phone and IOT dohickey. Making the net more open.
Problem solved 100 years ago. Nickel-Iron battery. They last decades and are orders of magnitude safer in every way. Lithium is only lighter which does make it useful in mobile platforms, but stupid for fixed installation. Of course Tesla is going to propose using the type of battery they have in production, but that does not make it the best solution. The battery chemistry and tolerance for overcharge in NiFe batteries, makes them suitable for combination with supercaps and hydrogen fuel cells... I can verify that it works because I used my old fuel cell as current collectors and a mix of graphene and activated carbon for conductivity because I didn't have any flake nickel. Then an off by one error caused me to overvolt it until the carbon capacitance and fuel cell kicked in... The discharge curve was insanely long with 3 distinct sections. Unfortunately my choice of binder caused decreased performance over time as it delaminated (Edison's NiFe battery didn't use a binder)
Except bandwidth, it sounds like they just mute it. I vote for no autoplay anything without user permission. Same for popups, new tabs, redirects and control overrides.
Half the noise means its not even 1 decibel lower.
...destroyed by madness, starving, hysterical. I should be allowed to glue my poster. I should be allowed to think.
https://patents.google.com/pat...
This looks very similar to Tesla's renderings of a vertical takeoff and landing vehicle.
Now if they both control it autonomously AND power it wirelessly as he envisioned.
If you ever think you have a new invention, Tesla probably already invented it... who knows what stuff he had in his 80 trunks full of notebooks.
As soon as you file, you can talk about it though, right?
I have been meaning to do a github page for battery experimentation (code + data)... though I would call the practice "kitchen chemistry" and "redneck engineering".
I would love to see a git-journal where pull requests are reviewed by peers for submission.
If they have all the equipment to allow them to disconnect from the grid, its fine. The just cant stay connected to the grid during an outage to prevent utility workers from being electrocuted. The equipment and batteries for that are not cheap like panels are these days, so most suburban houses dont have it. In off grid situations, that doesnt apply.
Or perhaps lower cost of ownership.
There is a theory that this is the underlying cause of the rise in depression. It surmises that the human need to be useful causes the drop in seratonin when it is not met. Antidepressants only treat the symptom, not the underlying cause.
Rob and the guys at FWG have been doing tons of research on graphene and graphene oxide. The big difference is they have an open lab and have published many videos for the kitchen chemist to be able to produce graphene with common tools. Though most of their recent work is with all carbon battery-supercap hybrid, they did post a video on graphetized concrete here: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=...
If you think graphene is a unicorn, try one of Rob's experiments.
Everyone talks about "change". Nobody wants change for change sake. What we want is improvement. Even on volatile topics like pro-choice/life there is middleground that gets left off the table because it doesn't invoke an emotional response in their demographic ... making adoption easier comes to mind. ... or it could mean whats left in our pockets after taxes.
Stop talking about "change", its meaningless since it can be good or bad
They forget how the company was built. A Model T was $300 in 1925 => $4,268.42 in 2018. You can't buy a new car for triple that now.
They had a sedan that sold well and businesses bought in mass, but cancelled it. Bring back the Crown Vic, I can't tell todays cop cars and taxis from an uber.