Cameras and cheap internet and criminal prosecution will probably avoid the problems you are listing, while creating even worse ones, thanks to the dishonesty of people like you.
Most engineers are risk-averse. You said as much in your post. But many businesses succeed by risk. Getting something unfinished out there before the competitor often wins the day, and 99% of engineers wouldn't do it.
It is overdiagnosed. I've seen kids with ADHD that can sit and play a videogame for 3 hours. They can watch a full-length movie no problem. But when it's time for homework or school, they "can't focus". THOSE kids DO NOT have ADHD.
And then I've seen kids that can't do any of those things. Every 5 minutes they HAVE to do something different. They can't watch a 30-minute TV show. Those are the real cases and need medication.
EVERYONE has asked Siri this question. It went viral in the first days of Siri. Even my 14 year old daughter has done it and the image is passed around to everyone.
Plot Twist: Kevin Hodges isn't the guy. He just looks like him. Oh well, he's going to prison for life for looking like a child predator. (Hopefully there are safeguards against this.)
Actually, it handles letting other drivers in as long as they don't cut you off dangerously. It's actually quite good as slowing for reckless drivers as well (say they cut across 3 lanes in front of you, the car will slow down appropriately).
"They've had adaptive cruise control for a long time now that will slow you down so that you don't rear-end anyone in front of you. In theory, you can set it at your favorite speed, and then ignore the foot pedals until you reach your exit. I haven't used it, so I don't know if it handles stop-and-go traffic jams or things like that."
I have a 2014 CLA and it works. I have gotten on a freeway, set it to 80 and never touched the pedals for over 50 miles.
As far as what it won't handle, my car won't handle extreme braking, getting cut off badly or a car that is stopped completely (doesn't see it at all). Other than that, even in slow and go driving it works perfectly (if it stops completely you have to tap the gas to go again).
And everyone said that when Hardison would program USB sticks to type stuff and send all the data back to headquarters when they just plugged it in a computer that it was not real. It turns out he was just ahead of everyone else.
Actually, many marijuana dispensaries, fireworks businesses, gun businesses, casino owners, etc. can all be legal businesses that banks will close your account immediately if they find out what you are doing. Bitcoin could be very helpful for these types of accounts.
You can send any amount of bitcoin anywhere in the world for free. The miners usually choose to take the ones where a fee was attached (in order of highest fee because that's partially how they get paid), but someone sent $3 million USD for free a few months ago, so it can happen.
Cameras and cheap internet and criminal prosecution will probably avoid the problems you are listing, while creating even worse ones, thanks to the dishonesty of people like you.
We'll have flying cars by NEXT YEAR! Didn't you see the movie?!?
While funny, Right-click the tray icon and select "Quit Skype" and then "OK" when it tells you that nobody can call or text you on it.
Most engineers are risk-averse. You said as much in your post. But many businesses succeed by risk. Getting something unfinished out there before the competitor often wins the day, and 99% of engineers wouldn't do it.
If they gave the engineer a cut of the profits, I'm certain they would make the correct choice every time.
That's why they invented varchar(MAX) amirite?
Yeah, let's spend a month rewriting our code so that we don't have to pay 2 days' wages as a fee...
It is overdiagnosed. I've seen kids with ADHD that can sit and play a videogame for 3 hours. They can watch a full-length movie no problem. But when it's time for homework or school, they "can't focus". THOSE kids DO NOT have ADHD.
And then I've seen kids that can't do any of those things. Every 5 minutes they HAVE to do something different. They can't watch a 30-minute TV show. Those are the real cases and need medication.
When my Ford car broke down, who is going to pay me for the time it took me to take it to the repair shop and rent a car? Nobody.
They've never been better.
EVERYONE has asked Siri this question. It went viral in the first days of Siri. Even my 14 year old daughter has done it and the image is passed around to everyone.
Plot Twist: Kevin Hodges isn't the guy. He just looks like him. Oh well, he's going to prison for life for looking like a child predator. (Hopefully there are safeguards against this.)
In Europe, being smart enough to survive long, cold winters was valued. This took brains.
In Africa, hunting wild animals allowed you to survive. This took moves and brawn.
In China, politicking allowed you to survive. This takes careful study and business sense.
It's not surprising that people survived according to their environments.
(And...I'll probably get crucified for this...)
How? I mean, I'm surprised you're not still on the phone.
Dolphin IS a browser. On Android. Which is an OS, not a robot.
Actually, it handles letting other drivers in as long as they don't cut you off dangerously. It's actually quite good as slowing for reckless drivers as well (say they cut across 3 lanes in front of you, the car will slow down appropriately).
Actually, I have the adaptive cruise control without the lane keeping and it knows to slow down when cornering.
"They've had adaptive cruise control for a long time now that will slow you down so that you don't rear-end anyone in front of you. In theory, you can set it at your favorite speed, and then ignore the foot pedals until you reach your exit. I haven't used it, so I don't know if it handles stop-and-go traffic jams or things like that."
I have a 2014 CLA and it works. I have gotten on a freeway, set it to 80 and never touched the pedals for over 50 miles.
As far as what it won't handle, my car won't handle extreme braking, getting cut off badly or a car that is stopped completely (doesn't see it at all). Other than that, even in slow and go driving it works perfectly (if it stops completely you have to tap the gas to go again).
And everyone said that when Hardison would program USB sticks to type stuff and send all the data back to headquarters when they just plugged it in a computer that it was not real. It turns out he was just ahead of everyone else.
I used to feel like I wanted a real keyboard. But after getting used to Swype, I'll never go back.
Actually, many marijuana dispensaries, fireworks businesses, gun businesses, casino owners, etc. can all be legal businesses that banks will close your account immediately if they find out what you are doing. Bitcoin could be very helpful for these types of accounts.
Slashdotters don't have wives let alone kids, you insensitive clod.
Well, since you're an A/C, you must not be significant... Let's start with you.
Are they loading Windows on it? Then it probably doesn't matter.
You can send any amount of bitcoin anywhere in the world for free. The miners usually choose to take the ones where a fee was attached (in order of highest fee because that's partially how they get paid), but someone sent $3 million USD for free a few months ago, so it can happen.