Similarly at my last job, the boss has been clamoring for years to buy us a high end ($30k+) printer, and all the engineers continue to tell him not to. He gets furious because "it's the way of the future", and we tell him it's simply a tool for poor designers, who can't conceptualize things in a 3D CAD environment.
For ergonomic studies, they can be useful, but our company makes industrial products that people don't usually see or interact with.
It will be sold under the premise of recognizing individual people, but once deployed, they'll discover that it simply determines whether something is donut / not donut.
These customers were never actually viewers. They were simply former cable subscribers that subsidized ESPN despite having zero interest in watching sports.
The camera owners bank on people not knowing this, and are often set up to issue tickets anyway. Most people, when told by an authority that they broke the law, will just assume they did and pay up.
Also, I've noticed the laws in my state have been re-written over the years to make it a little ambiguous. When I was in drivers ed, decades ago, the law was clearly defined.
one of the downsides of rear screens is that your eye has to change its focal distance. With a mirror, your eye is focusing at a true distance of the objects behind you. With a screen, you have to adjust to the distance of the screen. It's minor, but it can fatigue your eyes, and you lose all depth perception.
Hopefully the enhanced field of view will outweigh the shortcomings.
Unless this can park at a 500m depth, it will accumulate enough biomass to disable it in a matter of days.
Also, looking at the shape of if, a simple machined aluminum hull would produce a cheaper, lighter, more durable hull, than any currently existing additive manufacturing technologies.
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I bet the NSA posted it in retaliation for not handing over the encryption keys.
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Your phone actually does everything and more than the majority of 2017 flagship phones.
That must make scooping the box a breeze.
If everyone single person put a security freeze on their Equifax account, would it hurt the company?
This wouldn't even be an issue if the concert promoters sold tickets at actual market value.
Similarly at my last job, the boss has been clamoring for years to buy us a high end ($30k+) printer, and all the engineers continue to tell him not to. He gets furious because "it's the way of the future", and we tell him it's simply a tool for poor designers, who can't conceptualize things in a 3D CAD environment. For ergonomic studies, they can be useful, but our company makes industrial products that people don't usually see or interact with.
I'd probably need at least 70 new emoji before I seriously consider this version.
to space pirates!!!! Sign me up.
It will be sold under the premise of recognizing individual people, but once deployed, they'll discover that it simply determines whether something is donut / not donut.
. Graphic artists thought the programmers were a bunch of assholes. I managed to gain the respect of both teams from my hard work as the intern.
This sounds like something an asshole would say.
The poor guy never had a hope of getting a fair trial.
It will be interesting to see if the number of homeless in the city increases or decreases because of this.
What about Ice Pirates, or The Cat From Outer Space?
These customers were never actually viewers. They were simply former cable subscribers that subsidized ESPN despite having zero interest in watching sports.
The camera owners bank on people not knowing this, and are often set up to issue tickets anyway. Most people, when told by an authority that they broke the law, will just assume they did and pay up. Also, I've noticed the laws in my state have been re-written over the years to make it a little ambiguous. When I was in drivers ed, decades ago, the law was clearly defined.
A spit-wad blowgun is insensitive to people with asthma. Maybe a rubber band stretched over a finger tip would be better.
one of the downsides of rear screens is that your eye has to change its focal distance. With a mirror, your eye is focusing at a true distance of the objects behind you. With a screen, you have to adjust to the distance of the screen. It's minor, but it can fatigue your eyes, and you lose all depth perception. Hopefully the enhanced field of view will outweigh the shortcomings.
Unless this can park at a 500m depth, it will accumulate enough biomass to disable it in a matter of days. Also, looking at the shape of if, a simple machined aluminum hull would produce a cheaper, lighter, more durable hull, than any currently existing additive manufacturing technologies.