Aside from the "our system will detect objects in front of the car and reduce speed..... oh, except when it's a white truck that our car thinks is a road sign" part.
And that's why you're supposed to keep an eye on it and not have a fucking snooze or some shit.
Except there is no such thing as AI, and there never will be. We have some learning networks right now that can, given enough trial and error, figure out how to produce a particular output given a particular input, but they are not creative, nor can they deduce anything from 'first principles', nor can they intelligently handle situations that they have not been trained on. They are, and will continue to be, nothing but helpers that need a human hand to guide them. And that is why we do not need to worry about the 'AI' revolution taking all our jobs.
You know what the A stands for, right? My dog can't do that shit you said but it still has intelligence.
Yes, because one thing is possible ALL things must be possible! Where is my FTL spaceship? They made an Apple Watch, why can't they make a FTL spaceship??
Just because a thing doesn't exist and we don't know how to make one doesn't mean it will never happen.
With iPhone X everyone gets photographed no matter what if they walk by it.
Or, you know, black tape.
What does he think the range on this scanning kit is? I know it's not the same but my windows phone has the iris recognition thing and you have to hold it quite close to get past it. Yeah a face is much bigger than an eye but still, I doubt it recognise much past an arms length or two.
That seems to suggest people are being pulled from nowhere to fill these needs. Just say the factory does employ 13,000 people (it won't but anyway), the majority of them are going to live in the area anyway, they'll need a bit more gas if they drive but not 20 new stations just for them. Same with lunch, 13,000 people aren't going to pile out at once to eat in 43 eateries that ring the factory I guess. That also seems to suggest all 13k people will be there everyday and will all have the same needs. A guy who walks to work with a packed lunch and already has a bank account is going to need none of that. A guy who gets a lift and eats in the factory canteen also isn't. I also don't think foxconn will be paying enough to create 13,000 people with loads of disposable income either.
Yeah taking a bunch of people who are unemployed originally and giving them jobs is going to increase business in an area but nearly to the degree you suggest, bus companies would probably be a winner though. Not to mention anyone changing jobs or moving in from another area is just moving their needs from one place to another.
Tell me a phone that doesn't have Facebook pre-installed, and you can't delete it.
And, by your own admission, if I replace the OS I could lose something important, like the ability to make phone calls.
You, sir, are a fucking asshole and can kindly fuck the fuck off.
My phone came with its app installed but let me delete it. But I have a windows phone so undeletable apps are the least of my problems.
No big loss. Then NExt it will be all the universal movies...no big loss.... then all the WB movies... then soon after Netflix and other generic streaming services are all dead and you are back to having to buy individual packages from overpriced services where you get no choice or flexibility. I agree there is no big loss for Disney content, but the precedent and trend it sets is awful, especially if it is successful.
Pretty soon every studio or production house will have their own streaming service, all wanting a tenner a month and everyone will flock back to thepiratebay.
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Aside from the "our system will detect objects in front of the car and reduce speed ..... oh, except when it's a white truck that our car thinks is a road sign" part.
And that's why you're supposed to keep an eye on it and not have a fucking snooze or some shit.
First get autonomous cars and flying cars sorted as separate entities before you try and combine the two.
Except there is no such thing as AI, and there never will be. We have some learning networks right now that can, given enough trial and error, figure out how to produce a particular output given a particular input, but they are not creative, nor can they deduce anything from 'first principles', nor can they intelligently handle situations that they have not been trained on. They are, and will continue to be, nothing but helpers that need a human hand to guide them. And that is why we do not need to worry about the 'AI' revolution taking all our jobs.
You know what the A stands for, right? My dog can't do that shit you said but it still has intelligence.
Yes, because one thing is possible ALL things must be possible! Where is my FTL spaceship? They made an Apple Watch, why can't they make a FTL spaceship??
Just because a thing doesn't exist and we don't know how to make one doesn't mean it will never happen.
Maus by Art Spiegelman Reason challenged: Anti-ethnic and unsuited for age group
So, the bible has to be the top of this list right? Advocates not only rapr and violence but also slavery and genocide amongst many more
Train them like the 9/11 hijackers, they only need to know how to take-off, not how to land. Save budget money, half-price.
Hijackers generally don't do the taking off either.
With iPhone X everyone gets photographed no matter what if they walk by it.
Or, you know, black tape.
What does he think the range on this scanning kit is? I know it's not the same but my windows phone has the iris recognition thing and you have to hold it quite close to get past it. Yeah a face is much bigger than an eye but still, I doubt it recognise much past an arms length or two.
Well you, my friend, have had it. Best get your affairs in order.
Vote trump again and you just might get the dystopian dictatorship that you seem to want so bad.
Its just water vapor man, there is nothing in it!
There's much more than water vapour in the e-cigarettes' output: glycerine, propylene glycol. Bon appetit.
It really is the DHMO you have to watch out for. That stuff'll fuck you up, especially if too much gets in your lungs at once!
This light-eating prowess is due to the planet's unique capability to trap at least 94 percent of the visible starlight falling into its atmosphere.
"This light-eating prowess is due to the planet's unique capability to eat light."
Thank you for that useful information... /grumpyoldman
I propose the name Yakon http://dragonball.wikia.com/wi...
You could have just said "fucking hot".. as if 2540C really provides any more meaningful a reference point as 4600F
It should be related to what it can melt. So like, 1.5 steels or .8ish tungsten.
I guesstimated it to 2300K in my head)
Is that a lot?
Sure, because no existing employees will move to this new tax free business from old taxed businesses....
Or spend their untaxed money in places that do pay tax.
That money needs to be tight dammit!
How is a 'containment failure' going to cause the line to implode?
Because there's a lot more pressure outside it than inside. Maybe crushed might've been a better word to use but yeah.
Those were the days
They really were.
You're either for an open internet for the good of everyone or you can fuck off.
Cassini is dead, long live Cassini
That seems to suggest people are being pulled from nowhere to fill these needs. Just say the factory does employ 13,000 people (it won't but anyway), the majority of them are going to live in the area anyway, they'll need a bit more gas if they drive but not 20 new stations just for them. Same with lunch, 13,000 people aren't going to pile out at once to eat in 43 eateries that ring the factory I guess. That also seems to suggest all 13k people will be there everyday and will all have the same needs. A guy who walks to work with a packed lunch and already has a bank account is going to need none of that. A guy who gets a lift and eats in the factory canteen also isn't. I also don't think foxconn will be paying enough to create 13,000 people with loads of disposable income either.
Yeah taking a bunch of people who are unemployed originally and giving them jobs is going to increase business in an area but nearly to the degree you suggest, bus companies would probably be a winner though. Not to mention anyone changing jobs or moving in from another area is just moving their needs from one place to another.
what's the point for the company to install them in YOUR house ?
Because server farms are expensive.
Well that's what happens when you use ears as eyes.
Tell me a phone that doesn't have Facebook pre-installed, and you can't delete it. And, by your own admission, if I replace the OS I could lose something important, like the ability to make phone calls. You, sir, are a fucking asshole and can kindly fuck the fuck off.
My phone came with its app installed but let me delete it. But I have a windows phone so undeletable apps are the least of my problems.
You're getting the stealth finger right now buddy.
No big loss. Then NExt it will be all the universal movies...no big loss.... then all the WB movies... then soon after Netflix and other generic streaming services are all dead and you are back to having to buy individual packages from overpriced services where you get no choice or flexibility. I agree there is no big loss for Disney content, but the precedent and trend it sets is awful, especially if it is successful.
Pretty soon every studio or production house will have their own streaming service, all wanting a tenner a month and everyone will flock back to thepiratebay.