Around here the Debit card is used like cash. I only need cash in the weekend (bar), the rest of the week I pay everything with my debit card (even E0,25 euro). Most times small transactions are free because they figured out it is cheaper to accept PIN then cash.
Credit card, might cost money and is not accepted everywhere.
When my bank pass was copied and mis-used I was called by my bank that something was wrong (My withdrawals where higher and in a wrong place then normal) before I noticed it myself.
I think the correct HP is to compare to the macbook pro is the elitebook. Which is the same price, has the better (1680x1050 or 1920x1080 on 15.4") screen you want, a NVidia Quadro or Ati FireGL and loads of other features.
The legal minimum brake de-acceleration is about 5.2 m/s^2 around here. Just use 4.5 m/s^2 or something and you can always stop after crossing that line. If you car is to crappy to stop and fight it on that grounds they can simply take it of the road.
Lets say we have 1000 traffic deaths each year, if an autonomous system in all cars reduces this to 250 (due to programming errors) should everyone get back on the wheel then?
Yes but you need to have it running for making stuff that needs the 6 axis for most of the time. If you run a $1e6 machine continuously for 5 years, your hourly costs on just the machine alone will be 23 euro. Tack on tools and power (LOADS) and you pay hundreds of $$ to make just one shiny part.
Actually a stick shifter makes it almost impossible to do anything else then driving when in the suburbs (You need to shift and steer). Also you have to think further ahead.
After spending some weeks in the hospital as observer and talking to various surgeons about these robots I was basically told that a prostate surgery using DaVinci takes about as much time as with Minimal invasive surgery, but costs a lot more (instruments can be used 10 times (DRM) on the DaVinci and are really expensive ($2000+ I think)). You also have absolutely no feedback ( I got to play with one for 30 seconds before I got crazy about the 50Hz 3D screen and I broke stitching wires with it by pulling them apart).
The coolest operation with the DaVinci I hear about was an Aorta replacement. Save splitting your breast plate.
Yeah and? If a condition is not life threatening then you can wait. IF a condition is life threatening then either you get it immediately or you get a CAT scan (which is faster most of the times)
In Amsterdam (and most Dutch cities) there is absolutely no place to park your bike inside. So they are left outside all year long (in the rain) for about 20 years and stolen 5 times between that. Most students have one or more bikes (for parts or in different towns) that lay around in the city and should be as cheap as possible.
Cars are much, much slower in the city then a bike and really annoying (overtaking you off because they are a car and need to be faster then a bike and then braking like crazy). Off course, city streets where made for horses and buggies.
They are assisted bikes, they're not meant to go up the hill on the motor alone. You can pedle and use the electric motor at the same time. And most bikers (at least in the Netherlands) top out at 15km/h (you don't want to arrive all sweaty on your work and it saves you 5 minutes if you go faster) it isn't a big deal.
The president-director of the KLM was on-board of one of the first test flights. So he put his money where his mouth is.
Source:http://nos.nl/artikel/151324-klm-voert-testvlucht-uit.html
Around here the Debit card is used like cash. I only need cash in the weekend (bar), the rest of the week I pay everything with my debit card (even E0,25 euro). Most times small transactions are free because they figured out it is cheaper to accept PIN then cash.
Credit card, might cost money and is not accepted everywhere.
When my bank pass was copied and mis-used I was called by my bank that something was wrong (My withdrawals where higher and in a wrong place then normal) before I noticed it myself.
I think the correct HP is to compare to the macbook pro is the elitebook. Which is the same price, has the better (1680x1050 or 1920x1080 on 15.4") screen you want, a NVidia Quadro or Ati FireGL and loads of other features.
The legal minimum brake de-acceleration is about 5.2 m/s^2 around here. Just use 4.5 m/s^2 or something and you can always stop after crossing that line. If you car is to crappy to stop and fight it on that grounds they can simply take it of the road.
Everyone gets a robot at birth and has to put that to economical use. Or we can resort to communism because we can just do nothing all day.
Lets say we have 1000 traffic deaths each year, if an autonomous system in all cars reduces this to 250 (due to programming errors) should everyone get back on the wheel then?
Yes but you need to have it running for making stuff that needs the 6 axis for most of the time. If you run a $1e6 machine continuously for 5 years, your hourly costs on just the machine alone will be 23 euro. Tack on tools and power (LOADS) and you pay hundreds of $$ to make just one shiny part.
Small price to pay to make a) bustrips more pleasant and b) the road safer.
Maybe a technical solution can be found where cabs have a micobubble that can make outgoing calls when on the move(adding another source of revenue)
Oh and taking the cab in the Netherlands is a gamble of life and dead so I don't care anyway.
Yes. They are really annoying.
Actually a stick shifter makes it almost impossible to do anything else then driving when in the suburbs (You need to shift and steer). Also you have to think further ahead.
After spending some weeks in the hospital as observer and talking to various surgeons about these robots I was basically told that a prostate surgery using DaVinci takes about as much time as with Minimal invasive surgery, but costs a lot more (instruments can be used 10 times (DRM) on the DaVinci and are really expensive ($2000+ I think)). You also have absolutely no feedback ( I got to play with one for 30 seconds before I got crazy about the 50Hz 3D screen and I broke stitching wires with it by pulling them apart).
The coolest operation with the DaVinci I hear about was an Aorta replacement. Save splitting your breast plate.
Dynamixel servo's use a RS-485 bus. Nice in a robot, use one cable to control all motors.
Yeah and? If a condition is not life threatening then you can wait. IF a condition is life threatening then either you get it immediately or you get a CAT scan (which is faster most of the times)
Except if A) the user entered the wrong PIN and B) the fake was the true PIN. Would happen a lot with only 10000 possible PIN numbers.
In Amsterdam (and most Dutch cities) there is absolutely no place to park your bike inside. So they are left outside all year long (in the rain) for about 20 years and stolen 5 times between that. Most students have one or more bikes (for parts or in different towns) that lay around in the city and should be as cheap as possible.
Cars are much, much slower in the city then a bike and really annoying (overtaking you off because they are a car and need to be faster then a bike and then braking like crazy). Off course, city streets where made for horses and buggies.
Push clutch
You can reverse out of a parking place and drive around in manuals if you know how to use the clutch (at least the few I've driven in).
I don't know what happens if you floor it in first gear and break at the same time, don't want to ruin a perfectly good car.
True. Also Matlab removed Maple from it's latest version and replaced it with their own software (Breaking a lot of things in the process)
Maybe they need "Lebensraum", because there are not many planets that sustain life?
Some museums ban it out of fear that the constant flashing degrades the picuture.
Most projectors in offices take VGA, so if you have place/money for one connector on your laptop you put VGA on it.
For older people we see this in our streets:
http://www.batavus.nl/collectie/Elektrische+Fietsen/Padova+Easy/Padova+Easy%C2%AE+Deluxe.aspx
They are assisted bikes, they're not meant to go up the hill on the motor alone. You can pedle and use the electric motor at the same time. And most bikers (at least in the Netherlands) top out at 15km/h (you don't want to arrive all sweaty on your work and it saves you 5 minutes if you go faster) it isn't a big deal.