Which they somehow forgot to do and went for the hail-mary of telling the court "uhhh, we just recorded everything everyone said and hoped we heard something good"
I would be tempted to agree with mi on this, but honestly after seeing the behavior of the FBI with respect to Apple, it seems that the current game plan at the agency is to just beat their head on walls until someone installs a door where they want it. I'm sure that they hope the outcome of this case will be that they can go to the public and tell everyone they have to be able to record everything everyone says or else "The terror^Wpedo^Wreal estate agents will be able to get away with horrible things!" (Do we need to add a fifth horeseman of the infocapalypse now?)
So the answer is no, you can't show me any research that says that wage inflation causes price inflation because of people having more money, and not because employers have to charge more to pay the inflated wages.
Are you assuming the price of goods and services will remain the same after everyone starts receiving $2000 a month free? Where is the analysis with altered prices?
If a person in a small town wins the lotto, how much does that increase the price of an apple?
If the minimum wage goes up to $15 and the grocer is forced to raise prices to pay the workers, how much does that increase the price of an apple?
Can you show me a study that proves that people having more money makes prices go up, compared to companies paying more money in wages?
Somewhere along the long line of people who have owned and operated slashdot, the site administration has lost all of the people who had any idea what DEC was. Since it has the word "digital" in it, the current editors assume the icon can go with anything digital, like Digital Millennium Copyright Act
And Amazon isn't going to be flying packages to a world of people who were unemployed by robots
If they won't, Wal-Mart will. Or someone else will, because whoever does it first and does it cheaper will undercut the companies that don't, and will sell to those other companies employees until those other companies roboticize or go out of business. Once all the other companies go out of business?
"Not my problem, this quarter's numbers are awesome" - CEO, board, and stockholders of RoboShipper.
No. Starting July 29th, Microsoft will assume that anyone not on Windows 10 is blind and therefore could not see the "upgrade now" popup. As a service to the blind community they will provide all of them with an automatic free upgrade to Windows 10.
I'm not going to lie. I tried paying the use tax once (no, seriously). I went to the state and was immediately met with such a barrage of over-the-top jargon and legalese that I suspect that anyone trying to actually make good on this tax requires both an accountant and a lawyer to have a snowball's chance in hell of correctly doing this. Heretounderforeforthwiths aside, it appears that I have to personally know every taxing authority that applies to my address (they suggested that a database mapping addresses to the appropriate tax authorities and tax rates could be purchased for a not-insignificant amount) and personally divvy up my contribution to their coffers (the transportation tax zone collects 0.5% of every purchase except for those related to vehicles in which case it is 1%, except when your location has an overlapping road improvement zone in which case the transportation zone always receives 0.5% and the road improvement zone always receives 0.5% and blah blah blah.
That was over a decade ago. It looks like things are a slight bit better now, there's apparently an online system to find which tax authorities determine your rates. I say apparently because the link gives me a 404 error. Half the stuff on the page seems to be for people selling things (why the hell would I have a sales tax certificate number?) It also appears that they have consolidated receipts now so that I would make a payment to the Texas Comptroller rather than having to hunt down the address for all of the different authorities to send them a check for $0.08 whenever I make a purchase.
So what "real world context" do you want him to inject? Screaming about "what he didn't say" isn't informative, not without telling us what you wanted him to say.
Since the computer cannot feel, we humans will still have a job as test dummies to be subjected to whatever the AI comes up with in order to record whether we feel it to be pleasant or not.
Now, please look into the camera and experience Musical Composition #0x382F493 for 48.732 minutes.
if you had a way to support the brain and eyes, you could separate the skull from the spine, then lift the skull off from the front, swap them, and then reattach the skull to the spine (and the throat and the arteries and so on). You'd have to split open the back of the skull and neck (and remove the back of the eye sockets) so it just slips off/on over the brain and brainstem and spinal column.
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Which they somehow forgot to do and went for the hail-mary of telling the court "uhhh, we just recorded everything everyone said and hoped we heard something good"
I would be tempted to agree with mi on this, but honestly after seeing the behavior of the FBI with respect to Apple, it seems that the current game plan at the agency is to just beat their head on walls until someone installs a door where they want it. I'm sure that they hope the outcome of this case will be that they can go to the public and tell everyone they have to be able to record everything everyone says or else "The terror^Wpedo^Wreal estate agents will be able to get away with horrible things!" (Do we need to add a fifth horeseman of the infocapalypse now?)
Tell that to the people arrested for not getting the police officers to consent to being recorded.
I thought what I'd do was, I'd pretend I was one of those deaf-mutes.
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So the answer is no, you can't show me any research that says that wage inflation causes price inflation because of people having more money, and not because employers have to charge more to pay the inflated wages.
As technology progresses, things get easier. Eventually, they get "that easy".
If a person in a small town wins the lotto, how much does that increase the price of an apple?
If the minimum wage goes up to $15 and the grocer is forced to raise prices to pay the workers, how much does that increase the price of an apple?
Can you show me a study that proves that people having more money makes prices go up, compared to companies paying more money in wages?
Somewhere along the long line of people who have owned and operated slashdot, the site administration has lost all of the people who had any idea what DEC was. Since it has the word "digital" in it, the current editors assume the icon can go with anything digital, like Digital Millennium Copyright Act
I'm sure if they tried to have an AI lawyer, the human lawyers would have a law passed against it post haste.
Segmentation fault, soul dumped.
We'll just add it to the other extra labor available for other things. Someday maybe someone will come up with a use for all of it.
If they won't, Wal-Mart will. Or someone else will, because whoever does it first and does it cheaper will undercut the companies that don't, and will sell to those other companies employees until those other companies roboticize or go out of business. Once all the other companies go out of business?
"Not my problem, this quarter's numbers are awesome" - CEO, board, and stockholders of RoboShipper.
If they stop now, they'll be able to claim they won 100% of the time :)
No. Starting July 29th, Microsoft will assume that anyone not on Windows 10 is blind and therefore could not see the "upgrade now" popup. As a service to the blind community they will provide all of them with an automatic free upgrade to Windows 10.
I'm pretty sure he'd have voted for "RRS It's Bloody Cold Here". It certainly seems like a name a Ship would choose.
Enough of Microsoft's users need that handholding to not run the word.exe that some website's malware dropper dropped in their Downloads folder.
That's strange, they can tax the fuck out of it without forcing the companies to prove that their mix doesn't make formaldehyde when vaporized.
I use OpenSSL in an EBCDIC environment, you insensitive clod!
I'm not going to lie. I tried paying the use tax once (no, seriously). I went to the state and was immediately met with such a barrage of over-the-top jargon and legalese that I suspect that anyone trying to actually make good on this tax requires both an accountant and a lawyer to have a snowball's chance in hell of correctly doing this. Heretounderforeforthwiths aside, it appears that I have to personally know every taxing authority that applies to my address (they suggested that a database mapping addresses to the appropriate tax authorities and tax rates could be purchased for a not-insignificant amount) and personally divvy up my contribution to their coffers (the transportation tax zone collects 0.5% of every purchase except for those related to vehicles in which case it is 1%, except when your location has an overlapping road improvement zone in which case the transportation zone always receives 0.5% and the road improvement zone always receives 0.5% and blah blah blah.
That was over a decade ago. It looks like things are a slight bit better now, there's apparently an online system to find which tax authorities determine your rates. I say apparently because the link gives me a 404 error. Half the stuff on the page seems to be for people selling things (why the hell would I have a sales tax certificate number?) It also appears that they have consolidated receipts now so that I would make a payment to the Texas Comptroller rather than having to hunt down the address for all of the different authorities to send them a check for $0.08 whenever I make a purchase.
Maybe I'll send in a check this year.
Do you have compromises to propose?
So what "real world context" do you want him to inject? Screaming about "what he didn't say" isn't informative, not without telling us what you wanted him to say.
Then you go to the wrong car and you get shot at before you can explain you're siphoning gas INTO the car.
Since the computer cannot feel, we humans will still have a job as test dummies to be subjected to whatever the AI comes up with in order to record whether we feel it to be pleasant or not.
Now, please look into the camera and experience Musical Composition #0x382F493 for 48.732 minutes.
First few characters are the same, looks legit.
if you had a way to support the brain and eyes, you could separate the skull from the spine, then lift the skull off from the front, swap them, and then reattach the skull to the spine (and the throat and the arteries and so on). You'd have to split open the back of the skull and neck (and remove the back of the eye sockets) so it just slips off/on over the brain and brainstem and spinal column.