Since the summary is unsurprisingly lacking any details, I found this feature the most important:
"Tesla is shooting for a battery cost for the Model E of 30 to 40 percent less per kilowatt-hour than the Model S. This will help Tesla hit its price target of $30,000 to $40,000, competitive with the BMW 3-Series. Part of the cost reduction will presumably come from the huge "giga-factory" Tesla envisions to build Model E batteries."
IBM stands for International Business Machines. They most certainly have evolved and will continue to do so, but their origins are quite fascinating and rooted in mechanics. Most importantly, the punch card system used for the 1900 census pretty much launched the success of IBM.
Huh, I get modded down for asking this legit question and then modded up for an off-topic comment on the beta version of slashdot further down.. Mods, can you try and be objective before slashdot completely falls apart?
How can they justify $666,000? I thought there were legal limits to what you can charge and based on evidence you could say they owe x amount for the number of infringements.
For those too lazy to RTFA and comment section, Karo Michaelian says: January 22, 2014 at 3:52 pm
The theory for the origin and evolution of life as presented above and accredited to Jeremy England is not new. It was published by myself in 2009, K. Michaelian, arXiv:0907.0042 [physics.gen-ph] http://arxiv.org/abs/0907.0042 and again in 2011, K. Michaelian Earth Syst. Dynam., 2, 37-51, 2011 http://www.earth-syst-dynam.ne... The observation that under a generalized chemical potential material self-organizes into systems which augment the dissipation of that potential should be accredited to Ilya Prigogine, “Introduction to Thermodynamics of Irreversible Processes”, John Wiley Sons Inc., 1968. I have written a number of other papers on the thermodynamic dissipation theory for the origin of life, including an explanation of homochirality. These papers are freely available by searching for my name “Karo Michaelian” on ResearchGate. I welcome Jeremy’s contribution to the effort to understand life from a thermodynamic perspective.
Yea, they're using a harpoon. Wild stuff! Personally I think this is going to be more difficult than the curiosity landing. The accuracy must be much higher for the comet rendezvous.
My understanding is that Dart will not be really useful until it has native browser support on all browsers. I have not used it, so please correct me if I'm wrong. I'm curious to know if anyone who has experience with it can explain the benefits.
Hah, well to be fair it was me that corrected my mistake. If you have read the book, you'll also know it has nothing to do with memorization. In fact, it is an organization system that allows you to separate thinking from working, and thus facilitates getting things done. I highly recommend it.
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Since the summary is unsurprisingly lacking any details, I found this feature the most important:
"Tesla is shooting for a battery cost for the Model E of 30 to 40 percent less per kilowatt-hour than the Model S. This will help Tesla hit its price target of $30,000 to $40,000, competitive with the BMW 3-Series. Part of the cost reduction will presumably come from the huge "giga-factory" Tesla envisions to build Model E batteries."
Sounds like Duke Nukem Forever.
Funny because the reason it started, and its name, implies they will be poaching from the slashdot community.
IBM stands for International Business Machines. They most certainly have evolved and will continue to do so, but their origins are quite fascinating and rooted in mechanics. Most importantly, the punch card system used for the 1900 census pretty much launched the success of IBM.
Probably here
My thoughts is this is a spot on analysis. Concur 100%. Would vote you overlord.
Huh, I get modded down for asking this legit question and then modded up for an off-topic comment on the beta version of slashdot further down.. Mods, can you try and be objective before slashdot completely falls apart?
Am I the only one that still gets classic by default?
How can they justify $666,000? I thought there were legal limits to what you can charge and based on evidence you could say they owe x amount for the number of infringements.
Yes, but an accurate chart would at least have an 'other' category with the remaining 2.7% of the market share represented.
9.0 + 26.8 + 55.8 + 3.8 + 1.9 = 97.3
Absolutely. That's a great solution.
For those too lazy to RTFA and comment section,
Karo Michaelian says:
January 22, 2014 at 3:52 pm
The theory for the origin and evolution of life as presented above and accredited to Jeremy England is not new. It was published by myself in 2009, K. Michaelian, arXiv:0907.0042 [physics.gen-ph] http://arxiv.org/abs/0907.0042 and again in 2011, K. Michaelian Earth Syst. Dynam., 2, 37-51, 2011 http://www.earth-syst-dynam.ne... The observation that under a generalized chemical potential material self-organizes into systems which augment the dissipation of that potential should be accredited to Ilya Prigogine, “Introduction to Thermodynamics of Irreversible Processes”, John Wiley Sons Inc., 1968. I have written a number of other papers on the thermodynamic dissipation theory for the origin of life, including an explanation of homochirality. These papers are freely available by searching for my name “Karo Michaelian” on ResearchGate. I welcome Jeremy’s contribution to the effort to understand life from a thermodynamic perspective.
Lend out tools, toys, computers, and other things. The grand idea should be for people to learn for free.
Also submitted by me 4 hours earlier... but who's keeping track :)
http://slashdot.org/submission...
This chart has some interesting tidbits on laws that were just put in place in the Ukraine.
Yea, they're using a harpoon. Wild stuff! Personally I think this is going to be more difficult than the curiosity landing. The accuracy must be much higher for the comet rendezvous.
Landing on a high-speed small comet versus a giant planet, seems more difficult to me.
If I need to do some remote tech support, I'll have the person download showmypc . It's not as robust as logmein, but easy for a person to install.
*Stephen
Does anyone know if Steven Colbert is still headlining the conference?
My understanding is that Dart will not be really useful until it has native browser support on all browsers. I have not used it, so please correct me if I'm wrong. I'm curious to know if anyone who has experience with it can explain the benefits.
This is in the U.K.
One thing I struggle with is implementing it online. I tend to use it more for paper-work, such as my file cabinet and writing notes onto note cards.
Hah, well to be fair it was me that corrected my mistake. If you have read the book, you'll also know it has nothing to do with memorization. In fact, it is an organization system that allows you to separate thinking from working, and thus facilitates getting things done. I highly recommend it.