Try this: In the summary above, replace "weary homeowner" with "millionaire recluse" and also replace "Timothy Connor" with "Reginald Bottomtooth". Now tell me if you feel bad for this guy.
It's cleverly named "conch", like the history of other shells (Korn shell, Bourne Shell, Bourne Again Shell (BASH), C Shell). I kinda wonder why there isn't a Taco Shell....
Well, I'm sure SOME of the terms are the same from app to app (especially seeing that Google maps, youtube, and gmail are all owned by google). Google Lawyers need to implement subroutines in their TOS language, or some other equivalent. For instance, a standard set of terms that apps could call upon to reference in their own TOS. This would have the effect of:
Making it quicker to write. Making it quicker to read. Helping the end user remember what the terms are. Making it use up less memory on the device.
For code, it just makes sense. I don't know why the legal industry hasn't adopted this yet.
In your nicely formatted list, you can replace "Robots" with "Minimum wage workers", and it will still hold true. All that stuff is what MANAGEMENT would need to take care of, and a human one at that.
You don't like children working in sweatshops, but you also don't like it when those jobs are automated. It seems to me that a job that requires repetitive physical labor is *PERFECT* for automation. I'm surprised this hasn't happened decades ago.
Sure, if the workers are using their own creativity to make the products, then that would make sense, but I expect every Adidas shoe in every footlocker store everywhere to be assembled to the same standards. This happens better with robots than it does with humans.
When I was in high school, (25+ years ago) we had computer programming classes. The languages they covered were BASIC, Pascal, and LOGO. Sure, you could drive a little turtle around on the screen and make pretty Spirograph pictures, but nobody used it to play chess or do their taxes. Of course, many of the students in that class went on to take university classes in computer science.
Lesson: Rudimentary programming classes are not the end-all, be-all of computing. It's just a stepping stone to let you know if you want to continue your education in that field.
The website was originally named because it was a trading site for "Magic the Gathering" cards. It's an acronym for "Magic The Gathering Online Exchange". It's not a mountain named Gox.
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I disagree. I just saw it and was surprised how amazingly similar it was to Total Recall....
The second one.
Well, gee, it's not much of a SECRET now, is it?
As your neighbor, so would I.
Try this: In the summary above, replace "weary homeowner" with "millionaire recluse" and also replace "Timothy Connor" with "Reginald Bottomtooth". Now tell me if you feel bad for this guy.
AI = Artificial Intelligence.... Not Artificial Emotion!
It doesn't get happy. It doesn't get sad. It just runs programs.
- Newton Crosby
That would trigger the AI to shut down gracefully, and then power off. Battery backups don't last forever. Usually 10-15 Minutes.
It's cleverly named "conch", like the history of other shells (Korn shell, Bourne Shell, Bourne Again Shell (BASH), C Shell). I kinda wonder why there isn't a Taco Shell....
Occam's razor suggests that Elon Musk is just trolling us.
What if GWX.EXE crashes on its own? How would they tell the difference?
I hope you mean "product" instead of "produce", or else you're just a grocery store.
You need to "Disrupt" the subscription paradigm.
No sound.
Don't you mean "eventual destruction and liquidation of Microsoft", since it is Microsoft who SOLD the patents?
Like us on facebook... Or ELSE, you bastards!
So... OS/2 is fine?
That's WAY more expensive than just repainting some lines on the road.
Do you know the meaning of TROLL?
Well, I'm sure SOME of the terms are the same from app to app (especially seeing that Google maps, youtube, and gmail are all owned by google). Google Lawyers need to implement subroutines in their TOS language, or some other equivalent. For instance, a standard set of terms that apps could call upon to reference in their own TOS. This would have the effect of:
Making it quicker to write.
Making it quicker to read.
Helping the end user remember what the terms are.
Making it use up less memory on the device.
For code, it just makes sense. I don't know why the legal industry hasn't adopted this yet.
In your nicely formatted list, you can replace "Robots" with "Minimum wage workers", and it will still hold true. All that stuff is what MANAGEMENT would need to take care of, and a human one at that.
You don't like children working in sweatshops, but you also don't like it when those jobs are automated. It seems to me that a job that requires repetitive physical labor is *PERFECT* for automation. I'm surprised this hasn't happened decades ago.
Sure, if the workers are using their own creativity to make the products, then that would make sense, but I expect every Adidas shoe in every footlocker store everywhere to be assembled to the same standards. This happens better with robots than it does with humans.
When I was in high school, (25+ years ago) we had computer programming classes. The languages they covered were BASIC, Pascal, and LOGO. Sure, you could drive a little turtle around on the screen and make pretty Spirograph pictures, but nobody used it to play chess or do their taxes. Of course, many of the students in that class went on to take university classes in computer science.
Lesson: Rudimentary programming classes are not the end-all, be-all of computing. It's just a stepping stone to let you know if you want to continue your education in that field.
"...oh, and the doors don't work."
This is what happens when all businesses think they can do without IT, or even worse, outsource it to India.
Hire an IT guy. Hire one local to you. Your technology experience will improve.
It's MTGOX, not Mt. Gox.
The website was originally named because it was a trading site for "Magic the Gathering" cards. It's an acronym for "Magic The Gathering Online Exchange". It's not a mountain named Gox.
Every robot has an off switch.