If you're only telling the car where you want it to go, and it's figuring out all of the correct maneuvering to get there safely, what's the point of making you micro-manage the operation? Just let me tell it where I want to go, and it can wake me up when I get there.
We're probably already there, in general human drivers suck.
The current problems with Google's cars are not safety related, it's the limited range in which they can operate. Over time the range will increase without needing to make compromises on safety.
I had the same experience with trying to try out Amazon Prime videos. I gave up before I got to watch a single video, and I didn't renew after my Amazon Prime trial ended because of video being not worth the effort. Mission accomplished, Amazon?
Sure, and it's entirely possible that in a controlled situation quantum behavior could have observable effects at larger scales. The evidence would indicate that the brain is not the sort of controlled environment where this could be true.
If God is outside of time then him knowing everything would no more contradict free will than me knowing what someone choose to do in the past does. Just knowing the result of a choice doesn't mean the choice was never made.
That said free will doesn't exist, so it's a pointless argument.
It's not scaremongering if the risk is real and not exaggerated. And if the Democrats are doing the right thing for the wrong reasons (which is not proven) who cares?
Light has one natural advantage, in that it doesn't have mass and so it goes at the speed of light. Electrons are not that fast. It's more complicated though, since both electrons in a conductor and photos in a fiber are slowed down by various amounts depending on the medium. It's very possible that the photos in a photonic chip could be substantially faster than electrons in an electronic chip.
Sorry you're wrong. Leaving a suspicious looking object unattended is a completely different situation from carrying something around in your bag and telling people it's a clock when asked.
Not that it matters, but in the first article that I read on this story when it first happened it said exactly this, that he took apart an old clock and reassembled it.
The sewage treatment plant has to add water to the sewage when people start to conserve too much
So what? Unless you know the exact state of liquid intake at your local treatment plant I'm guessing they have a better idea of how much is too much than you do.
I'm in the states and where I live we do the exact same thing. It works wonderfully, and because you don't need any expensive voting machines there are no shortage of voting locations. It's never taken me more than 20 minutes to vote, and that includes the time spent walking to the polling place and back.
People aren't good at driving and make bad decisions in emergency situations as it is. Now you want the person to have 99.99% less experience behind the wheel, and yet be capable of doing the right thing when a tricky situation is suddenly thrown at them with half a second notice? Are you sure you don't see the problem with this?
14 years ago only? I think you should check your count. The drug war has been taking away people's freedom and abused to take their property for far longer than 14 years.
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If you don't like it why did you enable it?
Umm, yeah isn't that exactly what I said?
If you're only telling the car where you want it to go, and it's figuring out all of the correct maneuvering to get there safely, what's the point of making you micro-manage the operation? Just let me tell it where I want to go, and it can wake me up when I get there.
We're probably already there, in general human drivers suck.
The current problems with Google's cars are not safety related, it's the limited range in which they can operate. Over time the range will increase without needing to make compromises on safety.
As of Monday they can. But on any Android version older than Marshmallow it is not possible.
I had the same experience with trying to try out Amazon Prime videos. I gave up before I got to watch a single video, and I didn't renew after my Amazon Prime trial ended because of video being not worth the effort. Mission accomplished, Amazon?
Maybe you're right, but it's irrelevant since I don't have a say in the matter.
Sure, and it's entirely possible that in a controlled situation quantum behavior could have observable effects at larger scales. The evidence would indicate that the brain is not the sort of controlled environment where this could be true.
If God is outside of time then him knowing everything would no more contradict free will than me knowing what someone choose to do in the past does. Just knowing the result of a choice doesn't mean the choice was never made.
That said free will doesn't exist, so it's a pointless argument.
It's not scaremongering if the risk is real and not exaggerated. And if the Democrats are doing the right thing for the wrong reasons (which is not proven) who cares?
You're the only one mentioning bit rate.
What would be wrong with just a straight clock rate to clock rate comparison between the two?
Light has one natural advantage, in that it doesn't have mass and so it goes at the speed of light. Electrons are not that fast. It's more complicated though, since both electrons in a conductor and photos in a fiber are slowed down by various amounts depending on the medium. It's very possible that the photos in a photonic chip could be substantially faster than electrons in an electronic chip.
We don't know what most viruses do yet. Detect them is the first step towards understanding what they do.
Random wave superpositions would not cancel out. Sometimes they would cancel out and sometimes they would reinforce each other.
Sorry you're wrong. Leaving a suspicious looking object unattended is a completely different situation from carrying something around in your bag and telling people it's a clock when asked.
Not that it matters, but in the first article that I read on this story when it first happened it said exactly this, that he took apart an old clock and reassembled it.
The sewage treatment plant has to add water to the sewage when people start to conserve too much
So what? Unless you know the exact state of liquid intake at your local treatment plant I'm guessing they have a better idea of how much is too much than you do.
Yeah, pulling heavy loads is exactly what Jetta's are known for.
A CPU that runs cooler and uses less electricity? Depending on your needs that may indeed sound pretty nice.
If they are only used for one day every 2 years? Yeah I think a pencil can survive 10 days of usage.
I'm in the states and where I live we do the exact same thing. It works wonderfully, and because you don't need any expensive voting machines there are no shortage of voting locations. It's never taken me more than 20 minutes to vote, and that includes the time spent walking to the polling place and back.
People aren't good at driving and make bad decisions in emergency situations as it is. Now you want the person to have 99.99% less experience behind the wheel, and yet be capable of doing the right thing when a tricky situation is suddenly thrown at them with half a second notice? Are you sure you don't see the problem with this?
Yeah, I just learned the same thing last year. It's amazing what a little difference makes.
14 years ago only? I think you should check your count. The drug war has been taking away people's freedom and abused to take their property for far longer than 14 years.