At my normal viewing distance, some chart said I'd need to have an 80+ inch TV for 4k to make a difference over full HD. The announced 70" 8k TV might be useful as a monitor if it's bent in a 180 degree arc.
Squirrels are just a cost, not a threat. They don't coordinate to attack all at once like a hacker group or hostile country would do. They'll never take out the whole country at once.
If they imply it has hardness 9 like sapphire does and it only has 6 that's false advertising. In practice that's the difference between being scratched by sand or not.
Looking at amazon.com there doesn't seem to be anyone else calling their product "bed bands". There are thousands of different "sheet grippers" though, some looking similar to "bed bands".
Tbh, this looks like someone just unable to compete. You can't call it counterfeit if it's just a similar product not using your brand name. Counterfeit = trademark violation.
The researchers have few citations other than their own and apparently can't get funding from anyone who would know enough to judge whether their work has any merit.
Even the summary says "personalize and get the most from". Heck, if 3d-printing the stuff was cheaper than what the manufacturers do, wouldn't the manufacturer do that and sell a cheaper bike?
This has a 25 kWh battery and 50 miles range (urban) with a 2kW motor. A Tesla Model S has an 85 kWh battery and 265 miles range. The Tesla gets over 3 miles per kWh while this gets 2.
How does this work - I'd assume a low power motorcycle would draw far less energy than a car?
SHODAN is an artificial intelligence whose moral restraints were removed from her programming by a hacker in order for Edward Diego, station chief of Citadel Station, on which SHODAN was installed, to delete compromising files regarding illegal experiments and his corruption. She is a megalomaniac with a god complex and sees humans as little better than insects, something which she constantly reminds the player of.
Well, weakly interacting massive particles are a candidate for dark matter, some supersymmetric theories naturally include such particles and string theory requires supersymmetry.
Not much of a link, but afaik about as much of a link as it's possible to get between string theory and experiment.
2spooky4me Usually average faces are considered attractive, not eerie. And of course they're just called eerie in the Slashdot summary, not the article.
Essentially, this method should show what kind of traits look like faces to us rather than what real human faces look like. It's exploring properties of the psychovisual system of humans, not properties of face detection algorithms or statistical human faces.
Although I was unaware Java had those labeled jumps. Funny, given that I've been a Java coder the last 15 years.
A Stackoverflow answer had a decent example of where they could be used; a straightforward nested loop that quits when it finds something. Especially with foreach that doesn't look too bad.
There's no such claim in the article or summary. The moon rocks don't have the full surroundings available to make sure it wasn't just existing zircons knocked about by an impact rather than formed in that impact. Evidence from the moon is being used to time the late heavy bombardment. So we're no longer sure the evidence we found on the moon is good enough to narrow down the timing as much as we thought.
At my normal viewing distance, some chart said I'd need to have an 80+ inch TV for 4k to make a difference over full HD. The announced 70" 8k TV might be useful as a monitor if it's bent in a 180 degree arc.
According to the bureau of labor statistics,
Together, these 2.2 million workers with wages at or below the federal minimum made up 2.7 percent of all hourly paid workers.
So, around 1% would lose their jobs and the rest will have have a 15% rise in pay. Spending that should create some jobs, obv.
I'm a big fan of Melattica
When a quarter of the population is taking it, worry about politics instead.
Squirrels are just a cost, not a threat. They don't coordinate to attack all at once like a hacker group or hostile country would do. They'll never take out the whole country at once.
n/t
If they imply it has hardness 9 like sapphire does and it only has 6 that's false advertising. In practice that's the difference between being scratched by sand or not.
..but would 90+% of the population realize this before filing a complaint?
Since the summary says nothing about NVMe, here's a Wikipedia link
Looking at amazon.com there doesn't seem to be anyone else calling their product "bed bands". There are thousands of different "sheet grippers" though, some looking similar to "bed bands".
Tbh, this looks like someone just unable to compete. You can't call it counterfeit if it's just a similar product not using your brand name. Counterfeit = trademark violation.
Added on october 8th, 2015 by user "Jespergrimstrup". Likely the reason for "This article may contain improper references to self-published sources".
The researchers have few citations other than their own and apparently can't get funding from anyone who would know enough to judge whether their work has any merit.
The article is kinda pointless if it doesn't mention the weight of the armor, which is kinda the whole point.
You're probably right. 25Ah seems reasonable while 25kWh would be far more than expected and weigh 300+ lbs.
Just noticed there are differing numbers. Small enough to be irrelevant, I guess.
Even the summary says "personalize and get the most from". Heck, if 3d-printing the stuff was cheaper than what the manufacturers do, wouldn't the manufacturer do that and sell a cheaper bike?
This has a 25 kWh battery and 50 miles range (urban) with a 2kW motor. A Tesla Model S has an 85 kWh battery and 265 miles range. The Tesla gets over 3 miles per kWh while this gets 2.
How does this work - I'd assume a low power motorcycle would draw far less energy than a car?
The Sahara is wider than the US
SHODAN is an artificial intelligence whose moral restraints were removed from her programming by a hacker in order for Edward Diego, station chief of Citadel Station, on which SHODAN was installed, to delete compromising files regarding illegal experiments and his corruption. She is a megalomaniac with a god complex and sees humans as little better than insects, something which she constantly reminds the player of.
No moral restraints, megalomaniac?
Well, weakly interacting massive particles are a candidate for dark matter, some supersymmetric theories naturally include such particles and string theory requires supersymmetry.
Not much of a link, but afaik about as much of a link as it's possible to get between string theory and experiment.
2spooky4me Usually average faces are considered attractive, not eerie. And of course they're just called eerie in the Slashdot summary, not the article.
Essentially, this method should show what kind of traits look like faces to us rather than what real human faces look like. It's exploring properties of the psychovisual system of humans, not properties of face detection algorithms or statistical human faces.
Although I was unaware Java had those labeled jumps. Funny, given that I've been a Java coder the last 15 years.
A Stackoverflow answer had a decent example of where they could be used; a straightforward nested loop that quits when it finds something. Especially with foreach that doesn't look too bad.
search:
for(List<String> names : groupNames) {
for(String name : names) {
if("joe".equalsIgnoreCase(name)) {
break search:
Horrible? Maybe if the average coder hasn't seen labeled breaks before...
There's no such claim in the article or summary. The moon rocks don't have the full surroundings available to make sure it wasn't just existing zircons knocked about by an impact rather than formed in that impact. Evidence from the moon is being used to time the late heavy bombardment. So we're no longer sure the evidence we found on the moon is good enough to narrow down the timing as much as we thought.
Moar liek four thousand pounds, I think