You don't understand. Pai is there to lay the groundwork for removal of some of the regulatory functions of the FCC and moving them to the Congress where they belong. He's there as a vivid demonstration that unelected bodies are unsuitable for regulation of what amounts to constitutional rights (speech). Shit, even elected bodies are barely suitable. They'd much rather you didn't have any of those pesky amendments, especially the first few, but thankfully for us the founding fathers foresaw that, and implemented a bear of a procedure to change anything in the Constitution.
Headline should instead say, "NYC voters to set pay for Uber, Lyft drivers to zero". Because if Uber/Lyft withdraw, that's exactly what it's going to be.
It's faster, and it's not Google. It just needs a little bit of UX polish to really shine, including such bare necessities as global scale factor that Firefox flat out refuses to implement.
Seriously, I mean. Saudis kill a Saudi in Turkey and we walk away from $500b in deals and abandon the upcoming Yemen peace negotiations? Thatâ(TM)d be utterly retarded, and for all his faults, Trump is most certainly not an idiot.
Have a camera pointing at the driver as well. Shut down autopilot if eyes are closed or aren't looking at the road for longer than some predetermined amount of time. This is literally an undergrad-level deep learning project. If cost is a concern, this can be done without deep learning as well.
Nah, I think prescribing opiates willy-nilly led to some really bad shit as well. You're making it sound like it was no big deal, but it was a big deal. Opiates are highly addictive, easy to overdose, and often dangerous to take with other drugs. So the crackdown on over-prescription was entirely appropriate IMO. What was not appropriate is that people who were already addicted to opiates did not have a viable path to get off them: drug rehab is heavily stigmatized and costs a ton of money.
SpaceX is also a research facility. Last I checked they're doing a lot of research on reusable rocketry, very large rockets, and other such stuff that NASA can't be bothered to pursue anymore.
I recall Zuck was also eager to kiss comrade Xi's behind. Learned Chinese, asked him to name his child (Xi refused, because WTF: https://www.independent.co.uk/...). Didn't go anywhere. Comrade Xi ain't giving the control over the Chinese propaganda machine to some lizard humanoid hybrid. Apparently Mr. Pichai was more successful.
And we can't send people to ISS without Russian help. This is a national embarrassment. Russians spend one tenth that. That having been said, it's also like 10 days of Pentagon budget. In any case, I'm pretty sure SpaceX will make NASA obsolete within about a decade.
I actually feel bad about this as a taxpayer. Not because of "ethics" or whatever, but because Hololens is a total useless piece of shit. I've used it myself, it's not even a "toy", it's totally useless even in that context. I'm having a hard time imagining anything useful the taxpayers are buying with this half a billion dollars.
Thereâ(TM)s a hefty import tariff on trucks: https://mobile.twitter.com/rea.... A lot of Japanese companies are more American in fact than âoeAmericanâ ones if you consider where they manufacture their cars. Quite often âoeAmericanâ cars are manufactured in Mexico.
That’s one way to put it. Another, less autocratic way, would be to hold a referendum, which he would handily lose, because 77% of the country are against this bullshit. That’d be democracy.
At least one of the signers, Colm Buckley, is fully in favor of implementing censorship right here in the good olâ(TM) USA. Not kidding, search him up.
Russia itself borders Poland, in Kaliningrad Oblast, and it has significant military presence there. And Belarus is Russia's ally. If they wanted to go to Western Europe, Belarus would come along for the fun.
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Are we still talking about this Obama, or some other: https://www.theguardian.com/wo...?
I wonder what Obama would do. He'd probably launch an apology tour of some sort.
Vote _who_ out? The FCC is not an elected body.
You don't understand. Pai is there to lay the groundwork for removal of some of the regulatory functions of the FCC and moving them to the Congress where they belong. He's there as a vivid demonstration that unelected bodies are unsuitable for regulation of what amounts to constitutional rights (speech). Shit, even elected bodies are barely suitable. They'd much rather you didn't have any of those pesky amendments, especially the first few, but thankfully for us the founding fathers foresaw that, and implemented a bear of a procedure to change anything in the Constitution.
Headline should instead say, "NYC voters to set pay for Uber, Lyft drivers to zero". Because if Uber/Lyft withdraw, that's exactly what it's going to be.
It's faster, and it's not Google. It just needs a little bit of UX polish to really shine, including such bare necessities as global scale factor that Firefox flat out refuses to implement.
It doesn't just shut down, it drives to the side of the road and comes to a stop.
Seriously, I mean. Saudis kill a Saudi in Turkey and we walk away from $500b in deals and abandon the upcoming Yemen peace negotiations? Thatâ(TM)d be utterly retarded, and for all his faults, Trump is most certainly not an idiot.
Have a camera pointing at the driver as well. Shut down autopilot if eyes are closed or aren't looking at the road for longer than some predetermined amount of time. This is literally an undergrad-level deep learning project. If cost is a concern, this can be done without deep learning as well.
Exponentially so far. Look at the graph. It will taper off, of course, but so far it's a classic hockey stick.
Nah, I think prescribing opiates willy-nilly led to some really bad shit as well. You're making it sound like it was no big deal, but it was a big deal. Opiates are highly addictive, easy to overdose, and often dangerous to take with other drugs. So the crackdown on over-prescription was entirely appropriate IMO. What was not appropriate is that people who were already addicted to opiates did not have a viable path to get off them: drug rehab is heavily stigmatized and costs a ton of money.
SpaceX is also a research facility. Last I checked they're doing a lot of research on reusable rocketry, very large rockets, and other such stuff that NASA can't be bothered to pursue anymore.
Maybe NASA needs a little more focus then.
I recall Zuck was also eager to kiss comrade Xi's behind. Learned Chinese, asked him to name his child (Xi refused, because WTF: https://www.independent.co.uk/...). Didn't go anywhere. Comrade Xi ain't giving the control over the Chinese propaganda machine to some lizard humanoid hybrid. Apparently Mr. Pichai was more successful.
And we can't send people to ISS without Russian help. This is a national embarrassment. Russians spend one tenth that. That having been said, it's also like 10 days of Pentagon budget. In any case, I'm pretty sure SpaceX will make NASA obsolete within about a decade.
30k deaths in 2017 from fentanyl overdose, most of it coming from China. And rates are growing exponentially.
I actually feel bad about this as a taxpayer. Not because of "ethics" or whatever, but because Hololens is a total useless piece of shit. I've used it myself, it's not even a "toy", it's totally useless even in that context. I'm having a hard time imagining anything useful the taxpayers are buying with this half a billion dollars.
Make $XXm, get fined $XXk. Seems like a good deal to me.
Thereâ(TM)s a hefty import tariff on trucks: https://mobile.twitter.com/rea.... A lot of Japanese companies are more American in fact than âoeAmericanâ ones if you consider where they manufacture their cars. Quite often âoeAmericanâ cars are manufactured in Mexico.
That’s one way to put it. Another, less autocratic way, would be to hold a referendum, which he would handily lose, because 77% of the country are against this bullshit. That’d be democracy.
Quite literally: https://www.npr.org/2018/11/27...
At least one of the signers, Colm Buckley, is fully in favor of implementing censorship right here in the good olâ(TM) USA. Not kidding, search him up.
DOZENS!
Most people in the US don't have $500 to spend. And those that do, can afford $550.
Russia itself borders Poland, in Kaliningrad Oblast, and it has significant military presence there. And Belarus is Russia's ally. If they wanted to go to Western Europe, Belarus would come along for the fun.