Yeah, I forgot that hydrogen has only one electron and oxygen only two free to bind too. Do if you strip a water molecule a single electron it breaks apart.
However I do not agree that plasma is consisting of ionized nuclei... an ionized molecule also forms a plasma. However, I agree again, plasma physics would find that probably super boring.
Except you are not getting around hotel taxes or vat. AirBnB is keeping that part of the payment and is paying it to the local tax offices... at least that is how it works in Europe.
Several mistakes: a) a self driving car is not an AI, nor does it use AI, it uses several so called "cognitive systems" b) shipping is so absurdly cheap, the cost is not relevant for anything c) just because shipping might become cheaper, it does not increase the amount of shipped goods. To increase the amount of shipped goods you either need to make people "ship something", or make customers buy more.
Considering that above a certain price most shops offer "free shipping", customers wont be affected by a) or b) and shops wont lower prices just because shipping become more cheap.
Simple example: above $100 shipment is free. Shipping costs $5. The $5 are included in the $100. Drop shipping costs to 5 cents, now you "could" lower the price to $95.05. But now the question comes: do you offer free shipping from $95 on? Because that would share the savings with your customer. Or in other words: keeps your profit constant. Or do you still offer free shipping from above $100? So you keep the profit of cheaper shipping?
Computers have no cognition. That is nonsense. Every most stupid neural network "program" is trained to "recognize". And the programmer did _nothing_ Every NN is basically an off the shelf empty brain, working the same way as any other empty brain, in other words: nothing at all. Only after training it does what it does: recognize stuff. Aka: performing "cognition".
Standard GPS route finders don't even know about cap drivers shourt cuts, e.g. through pedestrian areas. The way from my pub to my home is a 5 minutrs drive... I saw now close to ten different routes. The slowest are the guys who need to type in the destination address into their 'navi'. Asking three times about the correct spelling... we already would have been half way. Mean while I don't give my address anymore but a drop off location 20 yards away.
It's a grueling process unmatched by any training taxi drivers have to face anywhere else, It id the same in every european city I know about... OTOH London is particular big.
It would be the fifth phase after ice, liquid, vapour and plasma. Unless you want to argue it is not water plasma but a mix of oxygen and hydrogen plasma.
No it is not... I guess with your skills find easy links to convince yourself. On the old iPad it is difficcult to search with multiple taps as the tap I'm typing thisin is reloading all the time. But think about it, how an I buy your database (schema) and drop all data, put in my own data, without infringing copyright, if the schema would be copyrighted?
Copyright infringement can only be 'prosecuted' by the copyright holder. Usually infringers are only liable for damage. There is no punishment. However that changed in reasend years with DMCA etc. where criminal accusions can be added that are beyond copyright e.g. intruding into compuer systems, conspiracy and other things, or criminal attempt to support/help copyright infringers to do their 'business' and help them to be undetected (King Dot Com).
The people (electors) once could vote as they saw fit, now they are required to vote like their voters wanted. They get removed and replaced if they vote different.
And I doubt being a liberal has anything to do with knowledge. Or does your lack of it make you a redneck?
They are not clones. The article is wrong about that. How is an egg produced? You basically have a 'normal' cell that splits into two. That means the chromosome pairs split up into halfs, and the two egg cells have a random set of chromosomes. Humans have 21 chromosome pairs, 42 chromosomes. That makes 2 ^ 42 possible eggs and sperms. Never wondered why not all kids of two parents look identically? Just imagine you have a zipper, left side is red, right side is blue. Suppose you open the zipper, it would create two strands of DNA, but it is not blue or red, it is a random sequence of red or blue pits, one taken from the left side, one from the right.
In the case of those shrimps it is more complicated as they don't have a double chromosome DNA but a triple...
Well, my first linux machine was called Cunilinux... running Slackware 0.9x or was it 0.8... don't remember (was mid 1993). No idea if that is anti feminist or sexist... I liked the name.
From the probably 100 programmers I know only 4 or 5 worked with Lisp, not counting the mandatory Lisp course in university... 2 of those 4 or 5 enjoyed it... one is an Emacs fan and likes to do Lisp stuff in Emacs, the other one shifted to Prolog and now works for SAP and makes boring java stuff... everyone else hates Lisp/Scheme.
I would never even dare to ask a beginner to try lisp/scheme.
Well, in Germany most "similar schemes" the company doing the "management" and the owner just share the profit. After all, the profit is changing extremely over the day or the year.
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Yeah, I forgot that hydrogen has only one electron and oxygen only two free to bind too.
Do if you strip a water molecule a single electron it breaks apart.
However I do not agree that plasma is consisting of ionized nuclei ... an ionized molecule also forms a plasma. However, I agree again, plasma physics would find that probably super boring.
Except you are not getting around hotel taxes or vat. ... at least that is how it works in Europe.
AirBnB is keeping that part of the payment and is paying it to the local tax offices
Of course they are collecting taxes.
Or do you want to accuse ever AirBnB host of tax fraud?
Back in 2017, I visited there for 10 days to give some lectures and participate in a symposium
I guess you stayed in an AirBnB?
Several mistakes:
a) a self driving car is not an AI, nor does it use AI, it uses several so called "cognitive systems"
b) shipping is so absurdly cheap, the cost is not relevant for anything
c) just because shipping might become cheaper, it does not increase the amount of shipped goods. To increase the amount of shipped goods you either need to make people "ship something", or make customers buy more.
Considering that above a certain price most shops offer "free shipping", customers wont be affected by a) or b) and shops wont lower prices just because shipping become more cheap.
Simple example: above $100 shipment is free. Shipping costs $5. The $5 are included in the $100. Drop shipping costs to 5 cents, now you "could" lower the price to $95.05. But now the question comes: do you offer free shipping from $95 on? Because that would share the savings with your customer. Or in other words: keeps your profit constant. Or do you still offer free shipping from above $100? So you keep the profit of cheaper shipping?
Computers have no cognition.
That is nonsense.
Every most stupid neural network "program" is trained to "recognize".
And the programmer did _nothing_
Every NN is basically an off the shelf empty brain, working the same way as any other empty brain, in other words: nothing at all. Only after training it does what it does: recognize stuff. Aka: performing "cognition".
Even^H^H^H^HEvery a small group of developers doing agile (the right way) will be committing changes multiple times a day.
FTFY.
Standard GPS route finders don't even know about cap drivers shourt cuts, e.g. through pedestrian areas. ... ... we already would have been half way.
The way from my pub to my home is a 5 minutrs drive
I saw now close to ten different routes.
The slowest are the guys who need to type in the destination address into their 'navi'. Asking three times about the correct spelling
Mean while I don't give my address anymore but a drop off location 20 yards away.
It's a grueling process unmatched by any training taxi drivers have to face anywhere else, ...
It id the same in every european city I know about
OTOH London is particular big.
It is most likely not vibration but inised gases.
It would be the fifth phase after ice, liquid, vapour and plasma. Unless you want to argue it is not water plasma but a mix of oxygen and hydrogen plasma.
Well,
you could always bind her to the bed and put the phone out of reach.
But god forgive: avoid getting a stroke then!
No it is not ... I guess with your skills find easy links to convince yourself.
On the old iPad it is difficcult to search with multiple taps as the tap I'm typing thisin is reloading all the time.
But think about it, how an I buy your database (schema) and drop all data, put in my own data, without infringing copyright, if the schema would be copyrighted?
Copyright infringement can only be 'prosecuted' by the copyright holder.
Usually infringers are only liable for damage. There is no punishment.
However that changed in reasend years with DMCA etc. where criminal accusions can be added that are beyond copyright e.g. intruding into compuer systems, conspiracy and other things, or criminal attempt to support/help copyright infringers to do their 'business' and help them to be undetected (King Dot Com).
The people (electors) once could vote as they saw fit, now they are required to vote like their voters wanted. They get removed and replaced if they vote different.
And I doubt being a liberal has anything to do with knowledge. Or does your lack of it make you a redneck?
No, I did not answer to the wrong post. I just wanted to support your stand point.
Does not change the fact that it is a European consortium.
They are not clones. The article is wrong about that.
How is an egg produced? You basically have a 'normal' cell that splits into two. That means the chromosome pairs split up into halfs, and the two egg cells have a random set of chromosomes.
Humans have 21 chromosome pairs, 42 chromosomes. That makes 2 ^ 42 possible eggs and sperms. Never wondered why not all kids of two parents look identically?
Just imagine you have a zipper, left side is red, right side is blue. Suppose you open the zipper, it would create two strands of DNA, but it is not blue or red, it is a random sequence of red or blue pits, one taken from the left side, one from the right.
In the case of those shrimps it is more complicated as they don't have a double chromosome DNA but a triple ...
Ariane 5 is not French. It is European.
Well, ... running Slackware 0.9x or was it 0.8 ... don't remember (was mid 1993). ... I liked the name.
my first linux machine was called Cunilinux
No idea if that is anti feminist or sexist
Perhaps you should be more tender to your wife?
No,
I don't teach languages I can not grasp my self.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
As I said: it is a variation of Lisp.
Some people can work with a labyrinth of braces some can't. I can't.
Just look at this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
From the probably 100 programmers I know only 4 or 5 worked with Lisp, not counting the mandatory Lisp course in university ... 2 of those 4 or 5 enjoyed it ... one is an Emacs fan and likes to do Lisp stuff in Emacs, the other one shifted to Prolog and now works for SAP and makes boring java stuff ... everyone else hates Lisp/Scheme.
I would never even dare to ask a beginner to try lisp/scheme.
Well, in Germany most "similar schemes" the company doing the "management" and the owner just share the profit. After all, the profit is changing extremely over the day or the year.
And: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
No,
I'm not living in the USA.
If the lawyers you talked to disagree, they are idiots.
What happened to your google fu? http://www.iusmentis.com/datab...