"We suggest that this is likely to lead to a significant substitution away from more routinized labor-intensive research towards research that takes advantage of the interplay between passively generated large datasets and enhanced prediction algorithms"
What is a passively generated data set? You can have data without creating data. Passive data is an oxymoron.
What does enhanced prediction algorithms mean? Enhanced how? the thing reads like it came from a journal paper generator.
1) Often state governments have the same arrangement. Note if the USPS is leasing space they do pay taxes indirectly.
2) That depends. If it is leased then once again they do so indirectly. Note also they had to purchase property in the cases where it is owned by them.
3) Yes
4) Unknown. Probably not though. They have the famous case where the court rules "the power to tax is the power to destroy". But neither do states pay Federal tax. Oh, and neither do corporations.
The US Postal Service is mandated by the US Constitution. They provide a valuable and efficient service to *all* Americans in the US. Not just the profitable locations.
This is just another way to give a monopoly to one company.
I don't expect a manager to be a tech expert. I do expect a manager to know how to listen to Sr. staff and organize the efforts of the employees. Most managers are barely competent, other flat out scarily incompetent. The few really good ones I have met I tried to learn from.
In a foreword to one of his books Scott Adams said he would come up with the most outrageous cartoon he could think of. Only to have people email in recounting how they went through a similar but even more outrageous situation. Dilbert just scratches the surface.
Cars are not allowed to do that. Period. People blind, kids fail to pay attention, roads are icy, people have strokes and heart attacks crossing the street etc. SDV *must* accommodate.
SDV will never take humans out of the look as all software is written by humans
Have a few citations? What percentage of papers repeat dogma? what does "in a lot of cases" mean? What does "repeat dogma" mean? How does this paper fulfill any of your definitions?
STEM is a saturated field with people jockeying for position. If you publish anything there are people out to take you down. The competition can be fierce. So I would say better overall, but with the occasional poor paper getting accepted.
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I guess you've never heard of fembots
"We suggest that this is likely to lead to a significant substitution away from more routinized labor-intensive research towards research that takes advantage of the interplay between passively generated large datasets and enhanced prediction algorithms"
What is a passively generated data set? You can have data without creating data. Passive data is an oxymoron.
What does enhanced prediction algorithms mean? Enhanced how? the thing reads like it came from a journal paper generator.
Dave Thomas gives his reasoning:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
This seems like a poor excuse
https://www.cnet.com/news/dona...
My ass. This is Goggle after all. Confidential except for advertisers, law enforcement, or intelligence agencies.
All that proves is the USPS is more efficient than the private sector. According to Congress they *must* turn a profit and they do.
1) Often state governments have the same arrangement. Note if the USPS is leasing space they do pay taxes indirectly.
2) That depends. If it is leased then once again they do so indirectly. Note also they had to purchase property in the cases where it is owned by them.
3) Yes
4) Unknown. Probably not though. They have the famous case where the court rules "the power to tax is the power to destroy". But neither do states pay Federal tax. Oh, and neither do corporations.
The US Postal Service is mandated by the US Constitution. They provide a valuable and efficient service to *all* Americans in the US. Not just the profitable locations.
This is just another way to give a monopoly to one company.
I predict this will destroy commerce via mail.
Interesting you referred to dragons in your post:
https://www.livescience.com/59...
I wouldn't reccoment this one to anyone in any amount https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
I don't expect a manager to be a tech expert. I do expect a manager to know how to listen to Sr. staff and organize the efforts of the employees. Most managers are barely competent, other flat out scarily incompetent. The few really good ones I have met I tried to learn from.
In a foreword to one of his books Scott Adams said he would come up with the most outrageous cartoon he could think of. Only to have people email in recounting how they went through a similar but even more outrageous situation. Dilbert just scratches the surface.
Weasels are great animals that keep vermin populations under control. How about this one instead: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
or STEM degrees these days.
Cars are not allowed to do that. Period. People blind, kids fail to pay attention, roads are icy, people have strokes and heart attacks crossing the street etc. SDV *must* accommodate.
SDV will never take humans out of the look as all software is written by humans
I'm in that older demographic and I never got any. You won or lost and 2nd place was the first loser.
How is not being hit by a car having the world revolve around you?
It happens all the time which is why I am finally running away screaming fro software.
But marketing tools us it was all rainbows and unicorns as far as the eye could see.
Apprenticeship, often fulfilling college credit requirements + having experience on the resume.
evil != illegal see also banks
Have a few citations? What percentage of papers repeat dogma? what does "in a lot of cases" mean? What does "repeat dogma" mean? How does this paper fulfill any of your definitions?
Which is exactly what economists say to do.
STEM is a saturated field with people jockeying for position. If you publish anything there are people out to take you down. The competition can be fierce. So I would say better overall, but with the occasional poor paper getting accepted.
It's my plan. I would make sure I wasn't slaughtered. Then as the last man on earth I might finally get a date :)
didn't you catch /s ?
The universal sarcasm marker?