I was recently looking for a solution to a similar problem; speech-recognition from any spot in a living-room with a air-conditioner and lots of PC-fans running 24/7. The only thing I could find that that was not a conference phone but still had speaker-tracking and echo-cancellation was this: https://www.acousticmagic.com/...
software should be thousandths of a penny per voter.
Not with the Norwegian governments track record of budget overruns in software projects. That, on top of the fact that all government/federal software projects, in any country, tend to cost at least ten times more than logic suggests they should to begin with.
Besides that, peoples votes not becoming public and the peoples trust in the ballot system where the main concerns in the decision to end the trials. In that respect, anyone slightly informed would stick to paper.
If you want to catch them without hurting them traps are a bad idea. I have found using a small blanket to catch them manually to be the safest and most humane way of doing it.
I for one welcome our new robotic-slaves, means the end of our slavery is finally approaching.
And I really doubt the result would have to be depression, in Europe that is. I believe the majority of people would realize that a manual-labor-economy is not well suited for a automated-society. And to avoid the looming fear of depression most European states can simply evolve naturally from Socialism to Basic-income.
Nations that has capitalism as their state-religion will probably have not-so-bright future.
People talk about reducing the military all the time but forget that making a bunch of (often, highly-skilled) workers redundant, forcing them to sit around being miserably broke and unemployed all day is hardly an improvement.
Or is the invisible hand meant to wave this problem away?
If you RTFA you would see the answer to this problem at the end: ", and that’s exactly the sort of logic that basic income would get rid of."
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I was recently looking for a solution to a similar problem; speech-recognition from any spot in a living-room with a air-conditioner and lots of PC-fans running 24/7.
The only thing I could find that that was not a conference phone but still had speaker-tracking and echo-cancellation was this:
https://www.acousticmagic.com/...
Clearly, this is the signature of an FTL drive spinning up. ...
The only thing that baffles me, is how far down I had to scroll before someone came to this obvious conclusion.
-HC
software should be thousandths of a penny per voter.
Not with the Norwegian governments track record of budget overruns in software projects. That, on top of the fact that all government/federal software projects, in any country, tend to cost at least ten times more than logic suggests they should to begin with.
Besides that, peoples votes not becoming public and the peoples trust in the ballot system where the main concerns in the decision to end the trials. In that respect, anyone slightly informed would stick to paper.
http://www.socketeq.com/
If you want to catch them without hurting them traps are a bad idea. I have found using a small blanket to catch them manually to be the safest and most humane way of doing it.
I for one welcome our new robotic-slaves, means the end of our slavery is finally approaching.
And I really doubt the result would have to be depression, in Europe that is. I believe the majority of people would realize that a manual-labor-economy is not well
suited for a automated-society. And to avoid the looming fear of depression most European states can simply evolve naturally from Socialism to Basic-income.
Nations that has capitalism as their state-religion will probably have not-so-bright future.
USA, i suggest you make http://www.deepleafproductions... part of curriculum at all schools.
As for the rest of the world, I do not know, but good-luck.
I thought Black Iron Prison was Discordian...wasn't Dick doing his own thing?
Is there a difference?
People talk about reducing the military all the time but forget that making a bunch of (often, highly-skilled) workers redundant, forcing them to sit around being miserably broke and unemployed all day is hardly an improvement.
Or is the invisible hand meant to wave this problem away?
If you RTFA you would see the answer to this problem at the end: ", and that’s exactly the sort of logic that basic income would get rid of."