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Hey! It looks like you have obtained illegal access to the system used to caption news broadcasts!
Robots are a small percentage of that, and will be for my lifetime.
Not all robots look like R2D2. Go in the bank sometime: when you need to pay money in, you don't stand at the counter - you shove it into a machine*. Bang go three tellers' jobs.
a family member or friend who does not have an equivalent Android phone?
When you emerge from the basement, you will discover that people have family members and friends and they all have at least one Android phone. Even the seven year olds.
Probably not a European one. Try London - from day to day the one way streets get reversed, random streets are blocked off either for road repairs or permanently, and accidents can block areas of several square miles for hours on end. Printed maps are useless within minutes of being printed.
I have worked in several companies where you were told to "get on with your work" if you were found talking to colleagues. It was completely unacceptable to find out what you are supposed to be doing, or explain the wretched comms protocol to the people trying to implement it. This might be a difference between the UK and the USA, I don't know.
Just write the damned code there is no requirement for it to actually work seems to cross all cultures.
Yes, productivity is higher if you don't keep being interrupted, but if you are off site, emails texts and even voice calls can always be used to destroy productivity if there is any risk of it actually happening.
But its hard to operate CNC machines from home, and group hugs are also a problem for telecommuters.
Except people rarely say could have, usually they say could've,
You might want to get out more. Not everyone lives on the same block you do, and some people are actually literate. Most people do say "could have" round here.
In the olden days, I ran a BBS (like a blog, but old tech). I had people who spoke no English complaining of spelling mistakes or typos because they literally looked up every single word in the dictionary. I got the message.
These days, they probably use Google translate, but that is pretty easy to confuse too.
You need to inscribe your data onto stone tablets.
Do you happen to have a stone writer with a SCSI-2 Interface I could buy? I will settle for 1600bpi PE if it has read-after-write and full documentation in Latin and English.
Seriously, has anyone tried writing digital data onto clay using a Scully disk cutter? Bake the clay, and you will have a good few millenia of data life!
HP. However, it's not so bad that I would have recommended against them
Their software, however, is the work of the devil, and its "quality and reliability" entirely justify jailing the entire board of directors - possibly to several life sentences each.
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They are banks. They probably are unaware of the kind of activities bears get up to in woods.
No. This is a whole new technology: artificial stupidity. Its going to change the world, I tell you. (Mostly for the worse, I suspect!)
Hey! It looks like you have obtained illegal access to the system used to caption news broadcasts!
Not all robots look like R2D2. Go in the bank sometime: when you need to pay money in, you don't stand at the counter - you shove it into a machine*. Bang go three tellers' jobs.
* Obviously if you live in Backwoods, AR, YMMV
Make the robots pay income tax! They took our jobs, make them pay our tax!
Yay, but its the American way
You might want to try living in a failed state sometime.
For a unit worth about $250.
FTFY
When you emerge from the basement, you will discover that people have family members and friends and they all have at least one Android phone. Even the seven year olds.
Probably not a European one. Try London - from day to day the one way streets get reversed, random streets are blocked off either for road repairs or permanently, and accidents can block areas of several square miles for hours on end. Printed maps are useless within minutes of being printed.
Bin your Python/PHP and write everything in Algol68 - like its 1973 all over again!
So who ate all the turtles?
No. They you will be haunted by Python.
Just write the damned code there is no requirement for it to actually work seems to cross all cultures.
Yes, productivity is higher if you don't keep being interrupted, but if you are off site, emails texts and even voice calls can always be used to destroy productivity if there is any risk of it actually happening.
But its hard to operate CNC machines from home, and group hugs are also a problem for telecommuters.
Somehow Justin Beiber just does not have the same effect.
You might want to get out more. Not everyone lives on the same block you do, and some people are actually literate. Most people do say "could have" round here.
In the olden days, I ran a BBS (like a blog, but old tech). I had people who spoke no English complaining of spelling mistakes or typos because they literally looked up every single word in the dictionary. I got the message.
These days, they probably use Google translate, but that is pretty easy to confuse too.
Do you happen to have a stone writer with a SCSI-2 Interface I could buy? I will settle for 1600bpi PE if it has read-after-write and full documentation in Latin and English.
Seriously, has anyone tried writing digital data onto clay using a Scully disk cutter? Bake the clay, and you will have a good few millenia of data life!
Come on, that role would justify raising Lon Chainey Jr from the dead! (Or just maybe, undead?)
Their software, however, is the work of the devil, and its "quality and reliability" entirely justify jailing the entire board of directors - possibly to several life sentences each.
expect? I would link to the videos but the NDA prevents it.
This, a thousand times this.
I would rather crunch numbers on a chain gang in Alabama than use an Oracle product ever again.
You must be new here!
I see Cyberdyne Systems shares are up today.
Yes - its agent Gibbs - don't you watch NCIS?
I, for one, look forward to someone bending and twisting a few of these new, flexible twits.