If Google fiber wanted to be a real isp they would have a privacy agreement that kept them from selling user data as marketing research to third party's. Remember as with any of Google's projects when you use them you're not the customer, you're the product.
It depends on if there's some advantage. If the company finds some business advantage to letting you go, they won't think twice.
So if you get another job and 2 weeks would make it difficult then screw um. But if everything is sorted out time wise then not giving notice out of spite is just unprofessional.
The OP seems to be suggesting that these 2 universes exist in real life. There fiction. Their circumstances are a product of the ideal not the other way around. Also lets not forget that the events of Star Wars happen a long time ago in a galaxy far far away. The characters involved aren't humans and the writers aren't even pretending to make a prediction about the future. This is a bit like making the comparison why Robertson Caruso didn't turn out like Battle Star Galactica.
There is nothing even remotely scientific about this.
Firstly the IQ test was originally developed by a French doctor in the late 1800's as a way of diagnosing mental retardation. It was never meant to be an intelligence test. It's a stupidity test.
Secondly for an IQ test to have any meaning it has to be conducted in a way that is culturally relevant to the place your doing the testing. So comparing IQ from people of 2 different cultures doesn't tell you a whole lot because the people crafting the test are going to design it in such a way to produce the bell curve for a culture that you would expect from standard distribution.
Thirdly this is just obvious bullshit on its face and can be torn apart with the most basic critical thinking. Like the fact that China is one of the biggest piracy hubs and there supposedly a high IQ country. Or the fact that its generally more intellectually challenging to pirate something that it is to just go to a store and buy it.
I'd be willing to bet that this is a PR artifact funded by some lobby if the study even exists.
You can file this right along side the study "Scientists find correlation between penis size and paying your taxes on time."
Is Rhapsody that hungry for bankruptcy.
They can't possible believe that taking the name of a defunct 18 year old filesharing service will lend them any street cred, can they?
That's like Verizon renaming themselves AOL.
Yea I'm 99% sure I could come up with an algorithm that would write a better screen play than that.
I would probably start with one that can from coherent sentences.
Hey some one got it right.
The log showing 100% acceleration is in fact evidence that there was some kind of mechanical fault. Not evidence of user error. I don't know many users that press the pedal all the way to the floor even when there not running into a brick wall. The inertia alone would cause the passenger to slide away from the pedal.
WOW that seems like it will be supper useful to advertisers.
Tones of mobile devices taking all kinds of readings and interpreting the data in a meaningful way.
After all, why stop with letting Google track everywhere you go,see and hear everything around you and log your conversations, when they can get detailed scans and biometrics to add to there database.
I'm so glad that Google is using "field trip days" to impress on our young people just how important it is to carry a detailed omnidirectional dataloger every where they go.
Intel already pays AMD a license for the AMD64 architecture.
in fact there are several cross licensing deals between AMD and Intel.
AMD isn't going anywhere anytime soon.
Being able to intelligently remodel the risk-reward path could be the biggest step forward for humanity since the development of antibiotics. We're not there yet, but this is a big step.
That depends on what you call a step forward.
Redesigning the human condition on a more or less morally bankrupt social philosophy sounds more like a path to extinction to me.
Evolution has done a pretty good job at creating a risk reward model that keeps pushing us in the right direction.
Panic, fear, anger, aggression, hatred and sorrow are the most essential parts of the human thought process.
We are supposed to be pissed we have shitty leaders. We are supposed to be paranoid that the government is constantly spying on us.
We are supposed to be worried that that bitch from HR is talking shit behind our back.
I don't believe the social philosophy we are meant to be happy all the time.
Some times I'm depressed because there are things that suck.
Ah but most company's that design medical equipment get around this type of regulation through FPGA design.
If its in a FPGA according to the regulators it doesn't count as software its connected hardware.
Even to the extent that a microprocessor and memory can be simulated in a FPGA.
Don't think that just because its regulated its safe most of the time the regulations are just an excuse to sell a bad product.
After all if it passes all of the government's checkboxes it must be good right?
Slashdot Mirror
Marlboro lights.
If Google fiber wanted to be a real isp they would have a privacy agreement that kept them from selling user data as marketing research to third party's.
Remember as with any of Google's projects when you use them you're not the customer, you're the product.
My primary machine runs dos.
Sure pokemon GO.
It depends on if there's some advantage. If the company finds some business advantage to letting you go, they won't think twice.
So if you get another job and 2 weeks would make it difficult then screw um.
But if everything is sorted out time wise then not giving notice out of spite is just unprofessional.
The OP seems to be suggesting that these 2 universes exist in real life.
There fiction. Their circumstances are a product of the ideal not the other way around.
Also lets not forget that the events of Star Wars happen a long time ago in a galaxy far far away.
The characters involved aren't humans and the writers aren't even pretending to make a prediction about the future.
This is a bit like making the comparison why Robertson Caruso didn't turn out like Battle Star Galactica.
Man Slashdot is going to be so cool in VR. I mean it will be like I'm right there.
I would prefer a plugin that removed bullshit to save time as opposed to just speeding up the bullshit.
There is nothing even remotely scientific about this.
Firstly the IQ test was originally developed by a French doctor in the late 1800's as a way of diagnosing mental retardation. It was never meant to be an intelligence test. It's a stupidity test.
Secondly for an IQ test to have any meaning it has to be conducted in a way that is culturally relevant to the place your doing the testing. So comparing IQ from people of 2 different cultures doesn't tell you a whole lot because the people crafting the test are going to design it in such a way to produce the bell curve for a culture that you would expect from standard distribution.
Thirdly this is just obvious bullshit on its face and can be torn apart with the most basic critical thinking. Like the fact that China is one of the biggest piracy hubs and there supposedly a high IQ country.
Or the fact that its generally more intellectually challenging to pirate something that it is to just go to a store and buy it.
I'd be willing to bet that this is a PR artifact funded by some lobby if the study even exists.
You can file this right along side the study "Scientists find correlation between penis size and paying your taxes on time."
Is Rhapsody that hungry for bankruptcy.
They can't possible believe that taking the name of a defunct 18 year old filesharing service will lend them any street cred, can they?
That's like Verizon renaming themselves AOL.
Yea I'm 99% sure I could come up with an algorithm that would write a better screen play than that. I would probably start with one that can from coherent sentences.
Hey some one got it right.
The log showing 100% acceleration is in fact evidence that there was some kind of mechanical fault. Not evidence of user error.
I don't know many users that press the pedal all the way to the floor even when there not running into a brick wall.
The inertia alone would cause the passenger to slide away from the pedal.
Looks like someone's fishing for grant money.
If they had really wanted funding then they probably shouldn't be calling them "chimeras".
What was "unholy abominations of human dignity" taken?
Tones of mobile devices taking all kinds of readings and interpreting the data in a meaningful way. ,see and hear everything around you and log your conversations, when they can get detailed scans and biometrics to add to there database.
After all, why stop with letting Google track everywhere you go
I'm so glad that Google is using "field trip days" to impress on our young people just how important it is to carry a detailed omnidirectional dataloger every where they go.
No, not really.
If you include R&D costs the F35 has at 1.508 trillion probably takes the prize.
Well I'm glad you brought this up because every body knows that smoking causes child pornography And if you smoke in the park the terrorists win.
Encoding screwed that post up. There's supposed to be a Chinese word in there that translates to "Snowflake beer".
The worlds most popular beer is or Snowflake beer but you probably haven't heard of that either.
Looks like California residence will be getting another I.O.U. instead of a tax return again this year.
Intel already pays AMD a license for the AMD64 architecture.
in fact there are several cross licensing deals between AMD and Intel.
AMD isn't going anywhere anytime soon.
Being able to intelligently remodel the risk-reward path could be the biggest step forward for humanity since the development of antibiotics. We're not there yet, but this is a big step.
That depends on what you call a step forward.
Redesigning the human condition on a more or less morally bankrupt social philosophy sounds more like a path to extinction to me.
Evolution has done a pretty good job at creating a risk reward model that keeps pushing us in the right direction.
Panic, fear, anger, aggression, hatred and sorrow are the most essential parts of the human thought process.
We are supposed to be pissed we have shitty leaders. We are supposed to be paranoid that the government is constantly spying on us.
We are supposed to be worried that that bitch from HR is talking shit behind our back.
I don't believe the social philosophy we are meant to be happy all the time.
Some times I'm depressed because there are things that suck.
Finally! Now Foxconn can take down those suicide nets.
Ah but most company's that design medical equipment get around this type of regulation through FPGA design.
If its in a FPGA according to the regulators it doesn't count as software its connected hardware.
Even to the extent that a microprocessor and memory can be simulated in a FPGA.
Don't think that just because its regulated its safe most of the time the regulations are just an excuse to sell a bad product.
After all if it passes all of the government's checkboxes it must be good right?