But in his defense, that doesn't really mean solar roadways are going to work.
But they have performed well in tests with bigger and better tests coming along now. So we will have solar roadways in the future, which will help power our autonomous electric cars.
Computer don't speak human, so the First Law of Robotics is just a fancy way of describing an abstract idea. It needs to be described in an unambiguous, logical way that accounts for all contingencies.
Or we can just make a sentient computer, your call.
What SpaceX has is a superior business that can provide what NASA needs at a lower cost, but not without sacrificing safety or reliability. So while you may have corporate shills in Congress crying afoul that their precious ULA is unfairly being dethroned and Boeing has plenty of grease to spread around, it still comes down to the fact that with a smaller budget, NASA is going to pick the inexpensive but just as good if not better option.
That's what happened with the shuttle program too, only that the the shuttle they chose wasn't as good as the other designs.
They get tax breaks because it's part of the deal to open the factory in said area. It's basically a big competition and everyone wants this factory since it brings with it the big four letter word JOBS. That's right jobs. It doesn't matter where they come from but jobs jobs jobs. American jobs. These here are good ol' American jobs which any politician will look at like the entire factory is actually made out of gold. Shiny, golden PR that will make them look like some kind of religious savior.
Tesla has been fighting really hard against the status quo, so go off pretending like they have every politician in their pocket is hilarious.
Elon Musk is rightfully placed as one of the better figures of humanity. The guy is a complete pioneer who is revolutionizing civilization one step at a time. He has talent, drive, ambition, and most importantly, isn't interested with petty politics or big fat bank accounts. He's a scientist at heart who just wants to see humanity move forward and is ACTUALLY DOING IT in a way and on a scale that no one else has before.
All that and he's this remarkably humble guy. Blows my mind.
The dead are dead, the respect is for the living who believe in the ridiculous notion of respect for the dead.
Censorship is wrong, and more important in this case, completely ineffective. So ISIS is going to stop beheading people because they can't upload it to youtube? Please, please don't make me laugh.
The only thing that's sickening are people who are crying to censor it. Censor whatever you want, it doesn't stop atrocities from happening. It's disgusting that some people are in so much denial they feel the need to force it upon other people. You don't stop this by running away like a coward and being all hushed. Freakin' ridiculous.
Microsoft makes a number of quality products..NET and especially Visual Studio come to mind as the best thing they've ever made and blows anything else made by anyone else out of the water.
Windows 7 is a pretty solid product and then there's Kinect, which was a HUGE innovation. It's really horribly unfair to call Microsoft a bad company when they've done a lot of very good things.
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But in his defense, that doesn't really mean solar roadways are going to work.
But they have performed well in tests with bigger and better tests coming along now. So we will have solar roadways in the future, which will help power our autonomous electric cars.
Glucose is also stored in the liver as glycogen.
Starch is just a long chain of glucose molecules, so yes.
Computer don't speak human, so the First Law of Robotics is just a fancy way of describing an abstract idea. It needs to be described in an unambiguous, logical way that accounts for all contingencies.
Or we can just make a sentient computer, your call.
And now to hack into the other printers to do just that...
Or maybe it would cut into exec bonuses.
Almost but not quite.
What SpaceX has is a superior business that can provide what NASA needs at a lower cost, but not without sacrificing safety or reliability. So while you may have corporate shills in Congress crying afoul that their precious ULA is unfairly being dethroned and Boeing has plenty of grease to spread around, it still comes down to the fact that with a smaller budget, NASA is going to pick the inexpensive but just as good if not better option.
That's what happened with the shuttle program too, only that the the shuttle they chose wasn't as good as the other designs.
It's not really like your credit card is that secure anyway.
They get tax breaks because it's part of the deal to open the factory in said area. It's basically a big competition and everyone wants this factory since it brings with it the big four letter word JOBS. That's right jobs. It doesn't matter where they come from but jobs jobs jobs. American jobs. These here are good ol' American jobs which any politician will look at like the entire factory is actually made out of gold. Shiny, golden PR that will make them look like some kind of religious savior.
Tesla has been fighting really hard against the status quo, so go off pretending like they have every politician in their pocket is hilarious.
Elon Musk is rightfully placed as one of the better figures of humanity. The guy is a complete pioneer who is revolutionizing civilization one step at a time. He has talent, drive, ambition, and most importantly, isn't interested with petty politics or big fat bank accounts. He's a scientist at heart who just wants to see humanity move forward and is ACTUALLY DOING IT in a way and on a scale that no one else has before.
All that and he's this remarkably humble guy. Blows my mind.
SpaceX isn't even after money. Their objective is space.
They only want money because they don't want to run out of it.
Yeah, when botany gives up latin.
They could still use hardware updates like a full LCD color screen with a much higher resolution.
Duffel Blog is a satirical news site like The Onion.
We can make it rain, actually. It's called cloud seeding.
Not saying that YT shouldn't have taken down the video. I'm saying the calls for censorship, especially by the UK government, are atrocious.
The dead are dead, the respect is for the living who believe in the ridiculous notion of respect for the dead. Censorship is wrong, and more important in this case, completely ineffective. So ISIS is going to stop beheading people because they can't upload it to youtube? Please, please don't make me laugh. The only thing that's sickening are people who are crying to censor it. Censor whatever you want, it doesn't stop atrocities from happening. It's disgusting that some people are in so much denial they feel the need to force it upon other people. You don't stop this by running away like a coward and being all hushed. Freakin' ridiculous.
The internet isn't some entity you can control. It's a network of individual entities. There are hubs, but there is no internet "core".
Microsoft makes a number of quality products. .NET and especially Visual Studio come to mind as the best thing they've ever made and blows anything else made by anyone else out of the water.
Windows 7 is a pretty solid product and then there's Kinect, which was a HUGE innovation. It's really horribly unfair to call Microsoft a bad company when they've done a lot of very good things.
It's worth it imo.
Java?
Oracle Forms is visual basic on steroids, only more painful to develop. 90s tech and still we are using it, god help us.
QFTFT We have C# now people. You can quit living in the stone age. It's like Java, only not terrible.
What did you expect from an oligarchy?