Identifying a suspect isn't the same thing as solving a crime. It's nice to know that the UK cops are no less likely to misrepresent the data than our cops here in Canada.
In Canada, the suspect to criminal ratio is about 8:1, and we don't have cameras to harvest suspects from. Your numbers are way off.
It's said that liberals have issues and conservatives have principles. Plug "issue,principle" into it and see a really good picture of Western political change.
In my first three jobs out of college, I worked with real engineers in engineering departments. The facilities were a very large hall full of desks and filing cabinets. My "space" was my desk and room to wheel my chair around...maybe 25 square feet.
I don't remember this being a problem.
My first private office was nice, but I always missed mumbling a question to myself and getting two or three answers from the people around me. Getting to eavesdrop on conversations between the more senior guys was part of my education.
Maybe a move back in that direction is a good thing.
Another opportunity to get some input on how much a life is worth.
Assuming the cost of the butt-cam as roughly a cheap web-cam and a cheap display, say $150, 4 million cars built in the US per year, and 100% effectiveness in preventing 292 fatalities per year: The value of a life in the US comes to $2,054,795.
Sometime around 1975 I decided I wasn't going to play with low-powered computers anymore. I went looking for a job on a Cray or one of the big Control Data supercomputers.
I never got the job, but I did get the compute power; it's in my pocket.
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In a thread full of juvenile rotgut, a calm, reasonable voice!
Careful. If this spreads, it could change /. completely.
I stand corrected.
It's not a St.Bernard, It's a Newfie.
Python doesn't have turtle graphics; the language these folk created is Basic with turtle graphics.
ClubCompy isn't Programming 101, it's fun with computers.
My kids learned Logo and got pretty good with it but neither of them codes for a living.
This whole thread is based on racism anyway
Now that's as looney left as /. has ever endured. Calling something communist is racist?!
Chuckle. Where do these people come from?
"One Ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind them."
Identifying a suspect isn't the same thing as solving a crime. It's nice to know that the UK cops are no less likely to misrepresent the data than our cops here in Canada.
In Canada, the suspect to criminal ratio is about 8:1, and we don't have cameras to harvest suspects from. Your numbers are way off.
Government regulation never protects. Ever. It controls.
Children generally won't understand the difference; adults are expected to.
You messed up--again. Putting on your tinfoil hat should also remind you to post anonymously.
A horse is a horse, of course, of course, except, of course, when it isn't. And my 'small d' was also deliberate.
I guess all those collapsing socialist governments in Europe just aren't doing it right, then?
In what way is more government regulation more democratic?
It's said that liberals have issues and conservatives have principles. Plug "issue,principle" into it and see a really good picture of Western political change.
Ford has sued enough people that lawyers are taking out ads on his company name,' providing an image of an advertisement for such a search.
What the hell does that mean? The words are english, but...
Firmware is code in Read-Only Memory; hence the "firm". Device drivers are Software.
It's Faas that's desperate--for something to write about.
MS has not made any claims; non-existent claims can hardly be desperate.
In any case, there's little MS can do, since they don't make the hardware. It's HP and the rest of MS' OEMs that are dropping the ball.
In my first three jobs out of college, I worked with real engineers in engineering departments. The facilities were a very large hall full of desks and filing cabinets. My "space" was my desk and room to wheel my chair around...maybe 25 square feet.
I don't remember this being a problem.
My first private office was nice, but I always missed mumbling a question to myself and getting two or three answers from the people around me. Getting to eavesdrop on conversations between the more senior guys was part of my education.
Maybe a move back in that direction is a good thing.
Another opportunity to get some input on how much a life is worth.
Assuming the cost of the butt-cam as roughly a cheap web-cam and a cheap display, say $150, 4 million cars built in the US per year, and 100% effectiveness in preventing 292 fatalities per year: The value of a life in the US comes to $2,054,795.
For the people, like me, that built and sold Wintel PC's back in the day, it was "Compaq Compatible" for all but a few months.
Windows-based computers running Intel chips
Wouldn't that be "Intel chip-based computers running Windows?"
Sometime around 1975 I decided I wasn't going to play with low-powered computers anymore. I went looking for a job on a Cray or one of the big Control Data supercomputers.
I never got the job, but I did get the compute power; it's in my pocket.
Huh? You need to go back to ESL. You left far too soon.
"Catastrophe" doesn't mean what you think it means. You're confusing it with "tragedy".
But Google does nothing to restrict how you use their products. In fact, they encourage novel use; that's why all of their services have APIs.
Apple insists on owning your whole experience and is lobbying for legislation to turn their wants into law.
Actually, he does say. Read the interview again.