Seriously, the FBI and Comey in particular have flat out lied so many times in the past year that I honestly can't think of a reason why anyone should believe the things they say.
Intel has already lost the embedded game in every way. Intel's chips suck too much power, cost too much and are too closed off when you compare them to the competition. Their obsession with x86 has made their failure a forgone conclusion.
get your head out of your ass. capitalism is the United States of America right now. all the government corruption in the name of money, that's capitalism. letting people die because it's cheaper to pay a few dozen grieving families than a 50 cents more for a switch, that's capitalism. fucking over the global economy so that you can get rich while the world burns, that's capitalism. capitalism is greed and corruption.
your imaginary world where psychopaths wouldn't kill you then sell your children into slavery does not exist.
Capitalism can mean different things to different people, and the newest generation of voters is frustrated with the status quo, broadly speaking.
can you blame them?
* the two party political system is really just one party with caveats * their voice in the election has been snuffed out by super delegates * laws are purchased via bribes aka "campaign donations" * billions are being funneled into government defense contracts that we don't need * taxes are being used to subsidise the fossil fuel companies that are destroying the planet * they are being enslaved by hoisting debt on them before they even get out of college * a whole lot of bankers just stomped on the global economy and were then bailed out of a problem they created * multibillion dollar companies dodging paying billions in taxes * H-1B fellows are being used to replace them in the workforce * 0.01% of the population has 40% of the total wealth
this isn't a favorable outcome for anyone but aging psychopaths, so it's understandable that they are unhappy.
You should be hung from the highest bridge with care.
whoa buddy! don't you think that's a bit extreme? seriously, i don't want to have to figure out which bridge is the highest. how about we just stick with the highest bridge in a 50 mile radius?;)
Mr. Yueting isn't wrong when he says "having separate apps just means great obstacles in the user experience" or when he writes says that "CPUs and the mobile network speeds" a sufficient for integrated systems. however, he is wrong when he implied that this design was only good for "the first generation of mobile net" because he has not mentioned perhaps the largest and most fundamental issue with third party software: security. right now, smartphone security is still arguably an oxymoron and unless you rectify the situation, you are going to have a fully integrated system of fully compromised software.
when it comes to "smart" technologies, currently, the only winning move is not to play.
“At low temperatures, this tunneling water exhibits quantum motion through the separating potential walls, which is forbidden in the classical world,” said lead author Alexander Kolesnikov of ORNL’s Chemical and Engineering Materials Division. “This means that the oxygen and hydrogen atoms of the water molecule are ‘delocalized’ and therefore simultaneously present in all six symmetrically equivalent positions in the channel at the same time. It’s one of those phenomena that only occur in quantum mechanics and has no parallel in our everyday experience.”
From my simplistic understanding of quantum mechanics, this means the atoms weren't "observing" each other and therefore had probabilistic locations. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
Commuting to work alone in a vehicle is a waste of resources, no matter what energy source is powering it.
you speak as if a person's time is unlimited. a car that recharges using sunlight (an otherwise wasted resource) also conserves your time. life isn't perfectly scheduled and that's how mass transit operates which means you end up wasting time just waiting for your transport to arrive.
Fry> Don't cry Bender. Nobody really knows what happens in a black hole. It's possible she's still alive in another dimension somewhere. Right, Professor? Professor> Oh why yes, absolutely! *Professor turns to Zoidberg* Professor> Not a chance. *Professor mimes being hanged*
Well, this European here does not own a car, because there is well-working, reliable and safe public transportation here. Silly Americans probably do not even know what that means or think public transportation is only for the poor.
Public transportation limits when and where you can go and takes significantly longer to get there. It also has the benefit of exposing you to an absurd amount of germs. If you haven't been to the United States, it's gigantic so that puts limits on what type of public transportation system you can have without a cripplingly large annual investment.
The solution isn't slinging jingoistic insults, it's renewable energy sources and EVs.
i've been carefully watching my own kids and they have seemed to have lost their fear of nature now that there aren't bugs carrying potentially deadly viruses. it's only a matter of time before they run into the forest to live with the animals and... wait a second... i don't have children! who are these frauds?!
a significant limiting factor in playing starcraft is players ability to manage a large number of units at the same time. with a machine, speed is not an issue, so it will always win by that measure. chess and go didn't have a time component to them, so it was purely about strategy. the only way to make a battle of starcraft a fair fight over intelligence is to slow the game down to requiring both players to agree to move on to the next event cycle (aka "tick") in the game. it would be an absurdly slow game but intelligence isn't about how fast you can do something, it's if you can do it at all.
nobody has been jailed, which is the only thing the first amendment guarantees. what the first amendment does not guarantee is your ability to spread your message regardless of its value.
I think everyone is already aware that the KKK exists.
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so we are agreed then, all fracking should be halted because that's the only realistic way to avoid this happening again.
Seriously, the FBI and Comey in particular have flat out lied so many times in the past year that I honestly can't think of a reason why anyone should believe the things they say.
that's funny, you think regulation is intrinsic to capitalism. it's you who doesn't know the definition of capitalism.
Intel has already lost the embedded game in every way. Intel's chips suck too much power, cost too much and are too closed off when you compare them to the competition. Their obsession with x86 has made their failure a forgone conclusion.
get your head out of your ass. capitalism is the United States of America right now. all the government corruption in the name of money, that's capitalism. letting people die because it's cheaper to pay a few dozen grieving families than a 50 cents more for a switch, that's capitalism. fucking over the global economy so that you can get rich while the world burns, that's capitalism. capitalism is greed and corruption.
your imaginary world where psychopaths wouldn't kill you then sell your children into slavery does not exist.
Capitalism can mean different things to different people, and the newest generation of voters is frustrated with the status quo, broadly speaking.
can you blame them?
* the two party political system is really just one party with caveats
* their voice in the election has been snuffed out by super delegates
* laws are purchased via bribes aka "campaign donations"
* billions are being funneled into government defense contracts that we don't need
* taxes are being used to subsidise the fossil fuel companies that are destroying the planet
* they are being enslaved by hoisting debt on them before they even get out of college
* a whole lot of bankers just stomped on the global economy and were then bailed out of a problem they created
* multibillion dollar companies dodging paying billions in taxes
* H-1B fellows are being used to replace them in the workforce
* 0.01% of the population has 40% of the total wealth
this isn't a favorable outcome for anyone but aging psychopaths, so it's understandable that they are unhappy.
You should be hung from the highest bridge with care.
whoa buddy! don't you think that's a bit extreme? seriously, i don't want to have to figure out which bridge is the highest. how about we just stick with the highest bridge in a 50 mile radius? ;)
Mr. Yueting isn't wrong when he says "having separate apps just means great obstacles in the user experience" or when he writes says that "CPUs and the mobile network speeds" a sufficient for integrated systems. however, he is wrong when he implied that this design was only good for "the first generation of mobile net" because he has not mentioned perhaps the largest and most fundamental issue with third party software: security. right now, smartphone security is still arguably an oxymoron and unless you rectify the situation, you are going to have a fully integrated system of fully compromised software.
when it comes to "smart" technologies, currently, the only winning move is not to play.
Tesla powerwall has/had projected cycle life of 1000–1500 cycles.
you aren't wrong but a recent advancement could change that number by orders of magnitude.
“At low temperatures, this tunneling water exhibits quantum motion through the separating potential walls, which is forbidden in the classical world,” said lead author Alexander Kolesnikov of ORNL’s Chemical and Engineering Materials Division. “This means that the oxygen and hydrogen atoms of the water molecule are ‘delocalized’ and therefore simultaneously present in all six symmetrically equivalent positions in the channel at the same time. It’s one of those phenomena that only occur in quantum mechanics and has no parallel in our everyday experience.”
From my simplistic understanding of quantum mechanics, this means the atoms weren't "observing" each other and therefore had probabilistic locations. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
the US could stop invading countries! (it's also much cheaper!)
Commuting to work alone in a vehicle is a waste of resources, no matter what energy source is powering it.
you speak as if a person's time is unlimited. a car that recharges using sunlight (an otherwise wasted resource) also conserves your time. life isn't perfectly scheduled and that's how mass transit operates which means you end up wasting time just waiting for your transport to arrive.
Fry> Don't cry Bender. Nobody really knows what happens in a black hole. It's possible she's still alive in another dimension somewhere. Right, Professor?
Professor> Oh why yes, absolutely!
*Professor turns to Zoidberg*
Professor> Not a chance.
*Professor mimes being hanged*
Well, this European here does not own a car, because there is well-working, reliable and safe public transportation here. Silly Americans probably do not even know what that means or think public transportation is only for the poor.
Public transportation limits when and where you can go and takes significantly longer to get there. It also has the benefit of exposing you to an absurd amount of germs. If you haven't been to the United States, it's gigantic so that puts limits on what type of public transportation system you can have without a cripplingly large annual investment.
The solution isn't slinging jingoistic insults, it's renewable energy sources and EVs.
i've been carefully watching my own kids and they have seemed to have lost their fear of nature now that there aren't bugs carrying potentially deadly viruses. it's only a matter of time before they run into the forest to live with the animals and... wait a second... i don't have children! who are these frauds?!
HOLY CRAP! It's not a literal incubator! Turn on the air conditioning!!!
a significant limiting factor in playing starcraft is players ability to manage a large number of units at the same time. with a machine, speed is not an issue, so it will always win by that measure. chess and go didn't have a time component to them, so it was purely about strategy. the only way to make a battle of starcraft a fair fight over intelligence is to slow the game down to requiring both players to agree to move on to the next event cycle (aka "tick") in the game. it would be an absurdly slow game but intelligence isn't about how fast you can do something, it's if you can do it at all.
this will go great with my arson bot!
By asserting it's just to take down someone's web servers because you don't believe in their message, you did assert exactly that.
i have made no such assertions nor were they implied. you however have incorrectly inferred it.
But that doesn't give anybody the right to harm you.
and i never claimed it did.
Even the KKK deserves their freedom of speech.
nobody has been jailed, which is the only thing the first amendment guarantees. what the first amendment does not guarantee is your ability to spread your message regardless of its value.
I think everyone is already aware that the KKK exists.
*gasp!* are you calling Donald Trump a liar?! ;)
wow that's so many compared to Google's 28,457 other software engineers. -_-
come on guys, they do not have a close relationship, they are at least a mile away from the white house. on the otherhand, there is microsoft who is a mere quarter mile away.
We told you the consequences of systemd would be dire but did you listen? NooooOOOOooo. ;)
i disagree completely! Microsoft is doing a great job of encouraging people to give Linux a fair shot.