Since you will now have to provide tech support and patching to prevent attacks you are about to discover why apple's are cheaper to own than other computers in companies that lack dedictated tech support.
It adds a lot of dimension over singles when artists put songs together into a collection.
I still think the easiest way to instantly pull together a playlist of thematically congruent music is to just plop 5 CDs in the changer. It lets you have just enough control while not wasting your time with fine grained song by song control of a shuffle playlist.
I find it's way too much effort to assemble a long song by song playlist and do that many times. And it's never satisfying when pandora or amazon or apple synthesizes a "channel" for me, in part because I can't play it over again when I like the combination.
To map face conttours one is going to need sub-centimeter resolution. I'd speculate that to actually make this distinguishing -- the point of face recognition, one would need millimeter resolution. SO that would put the time reolution below 30 picoseconds.
It's sad that I already have to soak in WiFi. It's too useful not to use but it's unlikely to actually be good for you. Hopefully it's benign. It's been show that oscilating electrical fields do have unexpected coupling to humans and animals. FOr example, one can drive DNA resonances that lead to unwinding of DNA or bubbles of unpairing that can move through DNA. It's not the fields (which have wavelengths far beyond the molecule size) but some other coupling phenomena. THat can't be good though we can't exactly say if it's showing up in any way.
Now there's another involuntary radiation source bathing me in the office, elevators, cars, planes, and trains.
Microwave ovens were derived from radar band transmitters and we know those can excite the rotations of small molecules. Local heating, protein denaturation. Pulsed impulses are being studied now for opening blood brain barriers (as a therapy to introduce drugs into the brain, but hey why not viruses as passengers too). then of course at there's the weird effects in the cuban embassy.
I'd ust prefer to have my radiation doses voluntary so I can decide if I like WiFi or not.
Because 1. solar and wind have gaps in their production so you need to reserve power. Germany has this horrible problem with coal. Because they lack nuke plants and natural gas is expensive and comes from russia, they rely on coal for the peaking power. But youhave to keep coal plants running so they are at pressure even when you don't need it. So they sell the excess power, sometimes below cost, to other nations (undermining their solar programs ironically) and spew pollution.
Nuke solves the same problem without the greenhouse gas problem.
2. Because of the peaking problem, solar or wind is not likely to ever exceed 50% of power generation. So the growth of these is going to taper off even if they were free.
3. A lot of costs, decominssioning and maintainence costs, have been deferred on solar and wind because they are all so new.
4. They too have environmental consequences. For example, downwind of a wind farm temperatures may rise 10 degrees due to decreased air circulation. And of course birdies get chopped up. Copper has to be mined, and many counties lack rare earth mines or the lithium for batteries so there are stretegic and environmental impacts to that as well.
You really don't want to bury something like this, because then you can't inspect the whole thing for leaks. Like pretty much all gas stations' underground tanks have a plume coming off of them. I think we should use the technology, but it should be possible to regularly inspect all sides of the containment vessel.
Gasoline plumes are chemical and somewhat hard to trace to an origin. Monitoring nuclear leaks is easy. Moreover "tanks" undergrount have an indeterminate amount of liquid in them and are constantly being drained and filled, so accounting for leaks is impossible. Self contained nuclear systems are a closed system and so loss of any mass is detectable. Leaks of radioactive material are detectable even in trace amounts with simple sensors that don't even need to be in contact with the material. And if you are concerned then secondary containment can be buried as well.
Thorium reactors: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... There is much less nuclear waste— two orders of magnitude less with thorium. It's abundant so it's more accessible. And it's prohibitively difficult to use as a nuclear weapon so it's safe to let developing countries without mature or stable state apparatuses develop these. The reactor designs use a lithium floride container that will melt, draining out the fuel in the even of an over temperature.
THere are a number of new intrisically safe (relatively speaking) self contained nuclear vessels. For example the Hyperion reactor. You bury in you backyard and it makes power till the fuel runs down. Then you can did it back up. In the meantime it minds it's own business and the type of nuclear fuel can't run away. Same with the Thorium reactors. Sure you could cut them open and spill the contents but that's actually pretty easy to clean up since unlike chemical spills radioactive materials are easy to find to clean up. Also things like uranium and thorium with long half lives just are not that "hot" to begin with.
The idea is that once you foreclose all possibility of a meltdown or steam explosion then nuclear power can done more safely and with less emissions than any other on-demand power source even when the operators are incompetent.
Your understanding of Arbitrage is thin. It comes up up many more contexts than you imagine. For example, when the prices of a security often makes perfect sense for people who have the average level of risk aversion but no sense for people with higher or lower levels of risk aversion. Arbitrage and hedging can take advantage of this difference in desired risk aversion. No one is losing anything. People who are risk averse welcome lower returns in return for lower risk.
After a forest burns they count birds. What they find typcially is like 80% of more loss of both birds and bird species. Sad. But not as sad as it sounds. The birds did not die. They moved. And while there was a huge ecosystem impact it wasn't like the birds were all killed off.
The street food vendors are not gone. THey just move to the next sweet spot in the food chain where there's an urban lower middle class that is being lifted up and is glad to have street vendors moving into their neighbor hoods finally.
Bit coins sudden fall was triggered the day the bit coin futures market opened. No surprise. this allowed people to short bit coin (borrow other people's coins, and sell them, planning to buy them back later). So of course with all those sales in the market the price went down massively. And the herd instinct of Bitcoin faith followed, making a pile for the Short sellers. Further confirming this hypthesis is how the price also miraculously stabilized just about exactly one-short-contract duration later.
THe good news is this, while the futures market did create a way for all the shortsellers to take the slack out an overprices situation, overall it's great news. Futures makets provide hedging insurance as well as price arbitrage. This means much better liquidity and the ability of buy without risk (worried the price will collapse? Buy a short option. Worried the price will go up? sell a short option? )
So ironically, now it is finally safe enough for wall street.
It's just saying if an agency has a warrant then they can search your computer or intercept it's communications and you will need to provide a means for them to search it, punishable by law. It's about the same as in the US give or take. The change he is making is it's now requiring a warrant and codifying the penanty for non compliance. Previously this was all being done ad hoc. Now it's regulated and law.
The point of crypto currency is to act as a distributed ledger without the need for a central authority. If you are using what's app to transmit a message then it is being 2-way authenticated by facebook and passing through facebook and even logged by facebook. Adding a transaction record would be nothing. SO facebook could just make it a check on the bank of facebook and be done with it. Or if being a bank is a problem then just call it "flooz" or "beans" or send a share of a T-bill mutual fund.
freeways don't have intersections or traffic lights either. And unless LA is underground is going to look like swiss cheese and you have an unlimited budget these tunnels are not going to be that plentiful. Just like above ground freeways. SO it's basically one more lane versus multiple existing 12 lane freeways.
He said it himself, at no less a venue than the Sermon on the mounts Matthew 5:17–18 “Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them. For truly, I say to you, until heaven and earth pass away, not an iota, not a dot, will pass from the Law until all is accomplished.”
SO if he walks like a jew and quacks like a jew, he's a jew right?
So if it only used video camera's it was not driving at night.
Nor was it being placed in situations were there were indecipherable objects in the roadway.
Video can't judge object size or reliably get distance to an object unless it has some references.
For example, a hefty bad in the middle of the road. Now if the road is straight and the lines are dashed or even spaced so that the system can estimate paralav then it could figure out the extent of the hefty bag partially. It will not be able to separate distance along the road and height. If the hefty bag is stationary then as the car approaches it "might" be able to sort those two out. But hefty bags usually are moving and are dark.
Consider a semi truck crossing the intersection in front of you. Now here things get tougher. The road is visible under the truck on the other side of the truck. So that provides false infonrmation making it seem like the bottom of the truck starts at a position much farther away. And it also block the horizon view of the road so you lose the size and plavement information that holds.
thus you get to crash into the truck.
If the side of the truck is also painted to look like say a jungle or a road or a person or dazzle camoflage things might get even crazier.
In short what he did was rigged and reckless even if it was happily Wreckless.
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Since you will now have to provide tech support and patching to prevent attacks you are about to discover why apple's are cheaper to own than other computers in companies that lack dedictated tech support.
It adds a lot of dimension over singles when artists put songs together into a collection.
I still think the easiest way to instantly pull together a playlist of thematically congruent music is to just plop 5 CDs in the changer. It lets you have just enough control while not wasting your time with fine grained song by song control of a shuffle playlist.
I find it's way too much effort to assemble a long song by song playlist and do that many times. And it's never satisfying when pandora or amazon or apple synthesizes a "channel" for me, in part because I can't play it over again when I like the combination.
Lots of false sightings on the release date. Perhaps they can find it.
To map face conttours one is going to need sub-centimeter resolution. I'd speculate that to actually make this distinguishing -- the point of face recognition, one would need millimeter resolution. SO that would put the time reolution below 30 picoseconds.
It's sad that I already have to soak in WiFi. It's too useful not to use but it's unlikely to actually be good for you. Hopefully it's benign. It's been show that oscilating electrical fields do have unexpected coupling to humans and animals. FOr example, one can drive DNA resonances that lead to unwinding of DNA or bubbles of unpairing that can move through DNA. It's not the fields (which have wavelengths far beyond the molecule size) but some other coupling phenomena. THat can't be good though we can't exactly say if it's showing up in any way.
Now there's another involuntary radiation source bathing me in the office, elevators, cars, planes, and trains.
Microwave ovens were derived from radar band transmitters and we know those can excite the rotations of small molecules. Local heating, protein denaturation. Pulsed impulses are being studied now for opening blood brain barriers (as a therapy to introduce drugs into the brain, but hey why not viruses as passengers too). then of course at there's the weird effects in the cuban embassy.
I'd ust prefer to have my radiation doses voluntary so I can decide if I like WiFi or not.
Because
1. solar and wind have gaps in their production so you need to reserve power. Germany has this horrible problem with coal. Because they lack nuke plants and natural gas is expensive and comes from russia, they rely on coal for the peaking power. But youhave to keep coal plants running so they are at pressure even when you don't need it. So they sell the excess power, sometimes below cost, to other nations (undermining their solar programs ironically) and spew pollution.
Nuke solves the same problem without the greenhouse gas problem.
2. Because of the peaking problem, solar or wind is not likely to ever exceed 50% of power generation. So the growth of these is going to taper off even if they were free.
3. A lot of costs, decominssioning and maintainence costs, have been deferred on solar and wind because they are all so new.
4. They too have environmental consequences. For example, downwind of a wind farm temperatures may rise 10 degrees due to decreased air circulation. And of course birdies get chopped up. Copper has to be mined, and many counties lack rare earth mines or the lithium for batteries so there are stretegic and environmental impacts to that as well.
You really don't want to bury something like this, because then you can't inspect the whole thing for leaks. Like pretty much all gas stations' underground tanks have a plume coming off of them. I think we should use the technology, but it should be possible to regularly inspect all sides of the containment vessel.
Gasoline plumes are chemical and somewhat hard to trace to an origin. Monitoring nuclear leaks is easy. Moreover "tanks" undergrount have an indeterminate amount of liquid in them and are constantly being drained and filled, so accounting for leaks is impossible. Self contained nuclear systems are a closed system and so loss of any mass is detectable. Leaks of radioactive material are detectable even in trace amounts with simple sensors that don't even need to be in contact with the material. And if you are concerned then secondary containment can be buried as well.
Thorium reactors: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
There is much less nuclear waste— two orders of magnitude less with thorium. It's abundant so it's more accessible. And it's prohibitively difficult to use as a nuclear weapon so it's safe to let developing countries without mature or stable state apparatuses develop these. The reactor designs use a lithium floride container that will melt, draining out the fuel in the even of an over temperature.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Uranium Nitride safety: http://www.ans.org/pubs/magazi...
They can be built small, they do NOT produce weapons-grade uranium as a by-product, and they can’t melt down due to an uncontrolled “chain reaction.”
THere are a number of new intrisically safe (relatively speaking) self contained nuclear vessels. For example the Hyperion reactor. You bury in you backyard and it makes power till the fuel runs down. Then you can did it back up. In the meantime it minds it's own business and the type of nuclear fuel can't run away. Same with the Thorium reactors. Sure you could cut them open and spill the contents but that's actually pretty easy to clean up since unlike chemical spills radioactive materials are easy to find to clean up. Also things like uranium and thorium with long half lives just are not that "hot" to begin with.
The idea is that once you foreclose all possibility of a meltdown or steam explosion then nuclear power can done more safely and with less emissions than any other on-demand power source even when the operators are incompetent.
Your understanding of Arbitrage is thin. It comes up up many more contexts than you imagine. For example, when the prices of a security often makes perfect sense for people who have the average level of risk aversion but no sense for people with higher or lower levels of risk aversion. Arbitrage and hedging can take advantage of this difference in desired risk aversion. No one is losing anything. People who are risk averse welcome lower returns in return for lower risk.
After a forest burns they count birds. What they find typcially is like 80% of more loss of both birds and bird species. Sad. But not as sad as it sounds. The birds did not die. They moved. And while there was a huge ecosystem impact it wasn't like the birds were all killed off.
The street food vendors are not gone. THey just move to the next sweet spot in the food chain where there's an urban lower middle class that is being lifted up and is glad to have street vendors moving into their neighbor hoods finally.
Bit coins sudden fall was triggered the day the bit coin futures market opened. No surprise. this allowed people to short bit coin (borrow other people's coins, and sell them, planning to buy them back later). So of course with all those sales in the market the price went down massively. And the herd instinct of Bitcoin faith followed, making a pile for the Short sellers. Further confirming this hypthesis is how the price also miraculously stabilized just about exactly one-short-contract duration later.
THe good news is this, while the futures market did create a way for all the shortsellers to take the slack out an overprices situation, overall it's great news. Futures makets provide hedging insurance as well as price arbitrage. This means much better liquidity and the ability of buy without risk (worried the price will collapse? Buy a short option. Worried the price will go up? sell a short option? )
So ironically, now it is finally safe enough for wall street.
No unreasonable searches and seizures. Ergo warranted searches and seizures. Look up warranted in the dictionary.
and what is stable and liquid if not the US dollar?
It's just saying if an agency has a warrant then they can search your computer or intercept it's communications and you will need to provide a means for them to search it, punishable by law. It's about the same as in the US give or take. The change he is making is it's now requiring a warrant and codifying the penanty for non compliance. Previously this was all being done ad hoc. Now it's regulated and law.
The point of crypto currency is to act as a distributed ledger without the need for a central authority. If you are using what's app to transmit a message then it is being 2-way authenticated by facebook and passing through facebook and even logged by facebook. Adding a transaction record would be nothing. SO facebook could just make it a check on the bank of facebook and be done with it. Or if being a bank is a problem then just call it "flooz" or "beans" or send a share of a T-bill mutual fund.
freeways don't have intersections or traffic lights either. And unless LA is underground is going to look like swiss cheese and you have an unlimited budget these tunnels are not going to be that plentiful. Just like above ground freeways. SO it's basically one more lane versus multiple existing 12 lane freeways.
He said it himself, at no less a venue than the Sermon on the mounts
Matthew 5:17–18
“Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them. For truly, I say to you, until heaven and earth pass away, not an iota, not a dot, will pass from the Law until all is accomplished.”
SO if he walks like a jew and quacks like a jew, he's a jew right?
You mean like get our of my car and walk? Dude, only a nobody walks in LA
How does this solve traffic. Adding one lane?
it doesn't help much for distant objects.
So if it only used video camera's it was not driving at night.
Nor was it being placed in situations were there were indecipherable objects in the roadway.
Video can't judge object size or reliably get distance to an object unless it has some references.
For example, a hefty bad in the middle of the road. Now if the road is straight and the lines are dashed or even spaced so that the system can estimate paralav then it could figure out the extent of the hefty bag partially. It will not be able to separate distance along the road and height. If the hefty bag is stationary then as the car approaches it "might" be able to sort those two out. But hefty bags usually are moving and are dark.
Consider a semi truck crossing the intersection in front of you. Now here things get tougher. The road is visible under the truck on the other side of the truck. So that provides false infonrmation making it seem like the bottom of the truck starts at a position much farther away. And it also block the horizon view of the road so you lose the size and plavement information that holds.
thus you get to crash into the truck.
If the side of the truck is also painted to look like say a jungle or a road or a person or dazzle camoflage things might get even crazier.
In short what he did was rigged and reckless even if it was happily Wreckless.
Strong is the Woosh, this one is.
the key advantage is that DOS is not available on Linux.
Subsytem seems to imply who's the dog and who's the tail. Can we call linux and overboot or uber system for windows?