If you're one of the 38% who didn't support the ban, the IRS and ATF would like to contact you to request your clarification of your position. Be prepared to submit copies of your Twitter and Facebook postings.
Actually, the Onion's "joke" article on the rebels massacring the SEA sounded a little disturbingly vindictive and twisted. Who knows if some real life fanatics won't take inspiration from that "joke"(?) article to make it happen in real life. How would the Onion look then?
Robots can't vote, and meanwhile the majority demographic will use their vote to determine the economic structure that meets their needs best. So your fantasy that non-robot owners would wallow in frustration is just a fantasy.
During the 1970s, they said the same thing about computers - that they would replace all the jobs, that only the rich would own them, that everybody else would be unemployed, etc. But now everybody owns a computer - just like how everybody may own a robot.
What rubbish - with everyone and his brother being a programmer nowadays, anything new always ends up with a call to develop more software for it. When all you have is a hammer, then every problem is made to look like a nail. Software is most certainly not the bottleneck. There are plenty of 3D modeling programs out there, and a number of them have features for solid modeling.
The real hurdle to 3D printing is in being able to produce parts that don't look like rejects from the Lego factory. High-end 3D printers that can produce high-quality objects command an astronomical price. Software is the least of the problem here.
I just want to add that the quality of the launch video was superb - even better than the quality of SpaceX's video footage.
Their video was crystal clear from start to finish. Even SpaceX's onboard cameras tend to get moisture and ice accumulating on them during ascent, but the Antares cameras were nice and clear. Likewise, even the interior cameras gave a perfectly serene view of the interior before faring separation.
The physics of Hollywood is such that it will eventually suck everything dry, like locusts ravaging the landscape until it's so barren that they starve to death. Any good stories that they have produced will ultimately be repeatedly milked to death until they are bone dry.
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Real men code their own FPGAs and ASICs
Where's Michael Bay?
Maybe he saw what James Cameron did at the bottom of the Pacific, and decided to top that
I wonder what Elon Musk would tell highschoolers to go into, if he did a commencement speech.
"Forget space - not enough jobs in that. Forget solar - too much competition. Forget electric cars - not enough demand."
Consolidation might be good for industry in this case.
*cloud
The could is data centers. Duh.
If you're one of the 38% who didn't support the ban, the IRS and ATF would like to contact you to request your clarification of your position. Be prepared to submit copies of your Twitter and Facebook postings.
If it had been for helping the IRS to gather auditing info, then you'd be hollering on why it wasn't released earlier
No, just Harvey-Dented
The Gates' Enemy is Down
Competition only benefits us consumers
And apparently the Second Amendment is even more violable
Actually, the Onion's "joke" article on the rebels massacring the SEA sounded a little disturbingly vindictive and twisted. Who knows if some real life fanatics won't take inspiration from that "joke"(?) article to make it happen in real life. How would the Onion look then?
I think the hero would sound more intelligent with a British or South African accent.
Bean was more badass
Could this device be the beginnings of eventual Star Trek style replicator technology?
Robots can't vote, and meanwhile the majority demographic will use their vote to determine the economic structure that meets their needs best. So your fantasy that non-robot owners would wallow in frustration is just a fantasy.
During the 1970s, they said the same thing about computers - that they would replace all the jobs, that only the rich would own them, that everybody else would be unemployed, etc. But now everybody owns a computer - just like how everybody may own a robot.
What rubbish - with everyone and his brother being a programmer nowadays, anything new always ends up with a call to develop more software for it. When all you have is a hammer, then every problem is made to look like a nail. Software is most certainly not the bottleneck. There are plenty of 3D modeling programs out there, and a number of them have features for solid modeling.
The real hurdle to 3D printing is in being able to produce parts that don't look like rejects from the Lego factory. High-end 3D printers that can produce high-quality objects command an astronomical price. Software is the least of the problem here.
This was so premature, it reminded of that
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOZYoa_pod0
The OP was about STEM not SPAM
Actually, screaming BABY SWALLOW MY COCK DEEPER THEN TAKE IT UP THE ASS would correlate to an even better out-cum
Immorally gotten wealth? You mean anyone who earns more money than you has automatically done it immorally?
Homeworld: "Enemy contact. We Have Enemy Contact. We have contacted the Enemy. Enemy Contact..."
I just want to add that the quality of the launch video was superb - even better than the quality of SpaceX's video footage.
Their video was crystal clear from start to finish. Even SpaceX's onboard cameras tend to get moisture and ice accumulating on them during ascent, but the Antares cameras were nice and clear. Likewise, even the interior cameras gave a perfectly serene view of the interior before faring separation.
A textbook launch - very nice and very smooth.
The physics of Hollywood is such that it will eventually suck everything dry, like locusts ravaging the landscape until it's so barren that they starve to death. Any good stories that they have produced will ultimately be repeatedly milked to death until they are bone dry.