If you haven't read the books you are definitely going to be in for quite the shock when Hermione kills Snape under Harry's compulsion. Sorry to ruin it for you.
Every pair of neurons in the brain is not interconnected. At a high end estimate, Each neuron is connected to at most 200K other neurons. This greatly simplifies the problem.
A different article talked about peer to peer mesh OTA networking. It would be challenging (but not impossible) for big government to stomp on that. But certainly not as easy as intervening at the ILEC.
There are very few places left in the world that are more than a mile from the next habitable place. Mesh to mesh will let you jump pretty much any national boundary, and you'll get stuck only when you reach the ocean.
You're revealing a pretty heavy bias there. I'd guess a geologist would find the dirt photo much more valuable than either the view or the mc^2, and a bored housewife whose life has been closed down to the point where her only social outlet is tv would find the view more valuable than the other two.
It's all knowledge, and virtually all of it is worthwhile to someone. The subjective value of any piece is just that, subjective. Calling it junk just reveals a bias.
Perhaps more importantly, java is frequently used in scenarios where developer time is more valuable than user time. Java can often get the job done in half the developer time, at a cost of less performance for the end user. Java has been able to significantly close that end-user performance gap, but it is still there. Still, with the lower development time, that's a big cost saver if the performance remains 'good enough' not to piss off your customer base.
You're sure no pilot is going to cave in when the terrorist holding their family hostage on the ground kills the pilots wife and says the daughter is next?
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These are all minor versions. They just omit the 1 dot.
If you haven't read the books you are definitely going to be in for quite the shock when Hermione kills Snape under Harry's compulsion. Sorry to ruin it for you.
Which game has AI that evolved itself to begin playing a different game?
That kind of true AI.
Every pair of neurons in the brain is not interconnected. At a high end estimate, Each neuron is connected to at most 200K other neurons. This greatly simplifies the problem.
Because paypal has a notoriously bad customer experience if anything ever goes wrong with a purchase.
A different article talked about peer to peer mesh OTA networking. It would be challenging (but not impossible) for big government to stomp on that. But certainly not as easy as intervening at the ILEC.
There are very few places left in the world that are more than a mile from the next habitable place. Mesh to mesh will let you jump pretty much any national boundary, and you'll get stuck only when you reach the ocean.
Tried? It's a business contract, violation means dissolution of the contract, possibly with financial penalties. No trial is going to be involved.
Technically I don't need any storage either. The real question is how many bytes would a bush tribesman want if he could get them.
You're revealing a pretty heavy bias there. I'd guess a geologist would find the dirt photo much more valuable than either the view or the mc^2, and a bored housewife whose life has been closed down to the point where her only social outlet is tv would find the view more valuable than the other two.
It's all knowledge, and virtually all of it is worthwhile to someone. The subjective value of any piece is just that, subjective. Calling it junk just reveals a bias.
38 Gigabytes per person is enough? I don't think so.
I think they'll invade earth to enact the end of Single Female Lawyer.
Apple is not about enterprise.
That was my point.
It's about selling expensive trinkets to teenagers, nouveau riche, and "me too"ers.
That's a pretty stupid comment.
In what way ... I'd say gp had it right on the nose.
Perhaps more importantly, java is frequently used in scenarios where developer time is more valuable than user time. Java can often get the job done in half the developer time, at a cost of less performance for the end user. Java has been able to significantly close that end-user performance gap, but it is still there. Still, with the lower development time, that's a big cost saver if the performance remains 'good enough' not to piss off your customer base.
You're sure no pilot is going to cave in when the terrorist holding their family hostage on the ground kills the pilots wife and says the daughter is next?
Yes, anyone who can't cook hamburger helper has no business eating.
How about we invest 53 billion working on automated driving. Then I can take my private car AND not have to drive.
The argument for the security checks on the airplane was not how many you could kill on a plane, but how many you could kill with a plane.
Incompetent drivers choose toyota for their safety record.
It's an easy recommendation to make when you're not experiencing a panic inducing uncontrolled and unexpected acceleration.
I am going to drill myself on that, thanks.
Remember: shift into neutral.
Remember: shift into neutral.
Remember: shift into neutral.
Remember to shift into neutral when I unexpectedly accelerate over a cliff. Thanks!
Wouldn't matter, as the cars are different outside the US. Could be a US specific part.
You're ignoring the possibility that clumsy drivers might prefer to buy Toyota.
Just because a lot of Toyotas are out of control doesn't mean there's a problem with Toyotas. Clearly, out of control drivers prefer to buy Toyota.