The "refundable reservations" are not revenue. They are required to report it to the SEC. Plus that number very conveniently leaves out all the massive number of cancelations since the pricing, shit interior and lone production delays we're reviled to the public. The reason they need this bailout is because says ended up massively slower than they anticipated.
You do know that you don't need to be a millionaire to buy an $80,000 vehicle, right?
A $80,000 car loan at 3% interest works out to $1437 dollars a month. You should be spending more than 5% of you monthly net income on a car so that means you need to take make $28,740 or a yearly income of $344,880. So you need to be over a quarter millionaire to be able to afford one.
Oh look it's the dumbass moron again claiming something that's 1/1000 of atmospheric pressure isn't a vacuum.
Here is the simple fact. Since it's a vacuum, you need vacuums running 24/7 to maintain the vacuum. That alone will make the uneconomical. They can't even keep their current tiny test tracks at 1/1000 of atmospheric pressure because it costs too much.
The short of it: it's basically a pipeline, so you start with base pipeline costs for the given diameter.
And there is your mistake. Everything you wrote after that is invalid.
For starters the hyper loop is a vacuum chamber not a pipeline. Pipes keep fluids under pressure in. Vacuum chambers keep air out. This means a number of differences starting with just the differences between how the tubes are sealed. Vacuum chambers require vacuum welds or else you end up with virtual leaks. Pipelines welds requirements are simpler.
Not this moronic shot again. You cannot make a miles long vacuum system cheaper than traditional transportation methods. Anyone that isn't a fucking dumbass moron knows this. And for you morons that still things the hyper pipe dream will ever be used in reality, I point out the fact that we have all the technology to make a supersonic jetliner. What we learned is that it's incredibly stupid to do so.
x265/HEVC is the best codec, and the licensing terms are a non-issue. While pirates may show intellectual "property" the respect it deserves, industry isn't biting.
Not expecting a repeat of x264 with HEVC is to ignore history, which is no different today. There are zero industries behind AV1, and it is vaporware and that fails to provide superior performance at a cost of inevitable patient lawsuits.
You learn form you mistake first. History is littered with the corpses of codes that nobody ever used. V9 and AV1 are no different that all the "License Free" codecs that nobody used in the past. In the real world, they were always inferior and always will be inferior. Body cares about the license fee.
FORTRAN stores arrays in Column major order, whereas nearly everyone else stores them in Row major order.
This is wrong. FORTRAN like every other language, stores it's arrays as a continuous block of memory. The only difference is the other of the indices.
If you want fast fortran code you put your least accessed index last.
FORTAN
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The problem is that there are a ton of counterfeiters on amazon are claiming to be Thousand Oaks Optical and Baader but selling substandard goods.
The "refundable reservations" are not revenue. They are required to report it to the SEC. Plus that number very conveniently leaves out all the massive number of cancelations since the pricing, shit interior and lone production delays we're reviled to the public. The reason they need this bailout is because says ended up massively slower than they anticipated.
You're wasting your time trying to explain this to the musketeers. They are too stupid to realize musk is a con artist.
That's why it's in a SEALED reservoir.
There no seal on that reservoir you stupid fucking dumbass.
It's too bad you don't know anything about cars, or you'd know that you don't have to change the pads in order to bleed the brakes.
You should learn reading comprehension. Nobody said you need to change the pad to bleed brakes you stupid fucking dumbass.
It's the consumerism, the mentality, that is the problem.
Consumerism is not a problem. It's a good thing.
It should be noted that the judgement Elsevier won was a default judgement because SciHub broke the law.
Fixed that for you.
if you believe the desktop implementation has been copy pasted from iOS i have a bridge to sell you.
If you believe they are completely different code bases then you're a dumbass moron.
Using a final with a brand new filesystem. Nothing bad will come from that.
The same file system has been working on millions of iPhones and iPads already.
He attempted to change a system that many nobody that really matters believe needs fixing. What have you done to try to make the world a better place?
There isn't a single actual scientist that has a problem with these journal fees.
You do know that you don't need to be a millionaire to buy an $80,000 vehicle, right?
A $80,000 car loan at 3% interest works out to $1437 dollars a month. You should be spending more than 5% of you monthly net income on a car so that means you need to take make $28,740 or a yearly income of $344,880. So you need to be over a quarter millionaire to be able to afford one.
Oh look it's the dumbass moron again claiming something that's 1/1000 of atmospheric pressure isn't a vacuum. Here is the simple fact. Since it's a vacuum, you need vacuums running 24/7 to maintain the vacuum. That alone will make the uneconomical. They can't even keep their current tiny test tracks at 1/1000 of atmospheric pressure because it costs too much.
The short of it: it's basically a pipeline, so you start with base pipeline costs for the given diameter.
And there is your mistake. Everything you wrote after that is invalid.
For starters the hyper loop is a vacuum chamber not a pipeline. Pipes keep fluids under pressure in. Vacuum chambers keep air out. This means a number of differences starting with just the differences between how the tubes are sealed. Vacuum chambers require vacuum welds or else you end up with virtual leaks. Pipelines welds requirements are simpler.
Pipelines have much lower pumping requirements. Some pipelines don't even have pumps because they can use gravity. By contrast, a vacuum chamber vacuum pumps operating 24/7 to maintain vacuum.
I suggest you learn what a vacuum system is.
Not this moronic shot again. You cannot make a miles long vacuum system cheaper than traditional transportation methods. Anyone that isn't a fucking dumbass moron knows this. And for you morons that still things the hyper pipe dream will ever be used in reality, I point out the fact that we have all the technology to make a supersonic jetliner. What we learned is that it's incredibly stupid to do so.
x265/HEVC is the best codec, and the licensing terms are a non-issue. While pirates may show intellectual "property" the respect it deserves, industry isn't biting.
Not expecting a repeat of x264 with HEVC is to ignore history, which is no different today. There are zero industries behind AV1, and it is vaporware and that fails to provide superior performance at a cost of inevitable patient lawsuits.
Fixed that for you.
Learn from your mistakes.
You learn form you mistake first. History is littered with the corpses of codes that nobody ever used. V9 and AV1 are no different that all the "License Free" codecs that nobody used in the past. In the real world, they were always inferior and always will be inferior. Body cares about the license fee.
Hindsight is 20/20 and hindsight says Robert Moses di an insane amount of damage to cities he had influence over...
The cities he had influence over are prospering. The cities Jacobs influenced are in massive decline.
Tesla isn't in the same league as BMW or Benz. Tesla is in the same league as the Yugo. They have terrible build quality, terrible reliability, a criminally negligent design, and just quite frankly they aren't even luxury cars.
FORTRAN stores arrays in Column major order, whereas nearly everyone else stores them in Row major order.
This is wrong. FORTRAN like every other language, stores it's arrays as a continuous block of memory. The only difference is the other of the indices. If you want fast fortran code you put your least accessed index last. FORTAN
INTEGER :: i, j, k
INTEGER, DIMENSION(10, 20, 30) :: array
DO k = 1, 30
DO j = 1, 20
DO i = 1, 10
array(i,j,k) = 1
END DO
END DO
END DO
is exactly the same as C
int array[30][20][10];
for (int k = 0; k < 10; k++) {
for (int j = 0; j < 20; j++) {
for (int i = 0; i < 30; i++) {
array[k][j][i] = 1;
}
}
}
Try again, those pieces are called clauses and the word "and" is a joiner. Not everything is for kids to read.
When uneducated morons like you put too many in a single sentence, it becomes a run on.
Sorry Jr. but you really need to learn some grammar, or at least how to use a spell-check, and how to proof-read your own writing.
This is a run on sentence. You should go back to playing with your coloring books.
Secondary school is a minimum for literacy and understanding the labels on packages.
Once you figure out that you're not suppose to eat the paste, you might be able to understand the true costs of California versus Tennessee.
Everything you eat turns into shit, too, that doesn't mean eating shit is a great idea.
If you're a dumbass vegan, everything you eat was grown in shit.
Tesla hires morons that allow a cracked a pillar to make it all the way to the customers hands.
And yet they still have massive quality control problems.
I use MySpace, so I avoided all this drama.
Hi Tom!