The burried lead here is essentially that Democrats are insisting that Trump voters are easily misled idiots incapable of rational thought. BUT if they had believed different social media bias and voted for Clinton, then they would obviously be independent thinkers.
Not all, but some.
This bit of your post is yet another example of the all-or-nothing, this-side versus that-side attitude that is the real problem. There are idiots and independent thinkers on both sides of the aisle and the sooner we all realize that and work from a place of cooperation, the better. And stop blaming the "other side" for not being able to get there.
Why do people feel the need to make excuses for using Facebook?
How did you keep in contact before Facebook? Try that.
Or use Facebook if you wish. Itâ(TM)s your life, and your soul. But personally, I grow weary of hearing the excuses about keeping in touch. Itâ(TM)s ridiculous.
I find it amusing that all three of your statements apply to the Right as well.
* The Right also has a hard time with reading comprehension.
*...the Right doesn't care if a government action or regulation is constitutional.
* As long as it is to their liking [the Right] push it as the only answer.
When the partisan bullshit stops, the us versus them is over, and the 'my team is better than your team' nonsense finally ends, then shit can get done and the nation can move forward. The football mentality of the current political climate will be the death of us all if this shit doesn't stop soon.
Compromise is the key, and dumbass shit like "the left/right has a hard time with reading comprehension" adds absolutely fuck all in terms of useful dialogue.
In before all the posts crying "what if there's a disaster and the Yondr system goes down and all the lights go out and I need to call home and I can't be without my phone because reasons and disaster and my rights and oh noes and I need an Uber car and my kids must be able to reach me and did I mention active shooter and what do I do if there's a disaster?"
That's as stupid as saying that because a toddler doesn't know what "dead" means, the only reasonable course of action is to call it sleep.
We all have to grow up sometime.
That sounds nice but the analogy is terrible. We have decided that "pilot" means a person who operates the flying controls of an aircraft. We have also decided that "autopilot" is short for "automatic pilot".
I wouldn't call my child on this and call him a pilot any more than I would someone driving a Tesla a pilot.
It's the difference between constant, can't-miss-a-second attention vs check-it-once-a-minute attention.
My brain wanders more, I'm able to glance to the side for a few seconds to look at something interesting on the road and I'm not constantly adjusting speed/steering.
Serious question... is this really Artificial Intelligence? Or is this really Self-Adapting Algorithm? For that matter, is "Self-Adapting Algorithm" what "Artificial Intelligence" actually is?
"AI" is such a hyped up, overused term that I just can't tell what's what anymore. I'm old.
What happens if I'm going someplace without mapped roads? Like my cabin.
I'd like to take a Boeing 737 to my cabin. Guess what? That mode of transportation isn't available to my cabin. Maybe I'd like to go off-roading in a Corvette. There are probably better options.
It seems that every time autonomous vehicles come up for discussion, every single possible use-case must be addressed. And when one oddly-specific use-case cannot be filled, the entire idea is garbage and without merit.
It's pretty simple. You don't get to take your autonomous vehicle to your cabin in the woods. Not yet.
As I understand it, the lawsuits don't really have much to do with battery life, but rather Apple intentionally slowing devices as new devices are released. Do I have that right? IANAL, of course.
Saying all of that in the beginning would have saved them a lot of grief. It's not like they solved a mystery today. So, why did they not simply disclose this? They could have buried it in a KB article and been done with it.
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Add Pi-hole to that mix.
https://pi-hole.net/
Not all, but some.
This bit of your post is yet another example of the all-or-nothing, this-side versus that-side attitude that is the real problem. There are idiots and independent thinkers on both sides of the aisle and the sooner we all realize that and work from a place of cooperation, the better. And stop blaming the "other side" for not being able to get there.
What kind of fucking sentence is that?
Is that how they communicate on Facebook?
Why do people feel the need to make excuses for using Facebook?
How did you keep in contact before Facebook? Try that.
Or use Facebook if you wish. Itâ(TM)s your life, and your soul. But personally, I grow weary of hearing the excuses about keeping in touch. Itâ(TM)s ridiculous.
They make courageous adapters.
But her emails!!!
When the partisan bullshit stops, the us versus them is over, and the 'my team is better than your team' nonsense finally ends, then shit can get done and the nation can move forward. The football mentality of the current political climate will be the death of us all if this shit doesn't stop soon.
Compromise is the key, and dumbass shit like "the left/right has a hard time with reading comprehension" adds absolutely fuck all in terms of useful dialogue.
Yeah, but that's the NSA and that's yesterday's news and it was bad.
Now, we're talking about ICE and getting rid of the Dirty Mexicans, which is so 2018 and so hot right now and so good.
In before all the posts crying "what if there's a disaster and the Yondr system goes down and all the lights go out and I need to call home and I can't be without my phone because reasons and disaster and my rights and oh noes and I need an Uber car and my kids must be able to reach me and did I mention active shooter and what do I do if there's a disaster?"
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User name checks out.
That sounds nice but the analogy is terrible. We have decided that "pilot" means a person who operates the flying controls of an aircraft. We have also decided that "autopilot" is short for "automatic pilot".
I wouldn't call my child on this and call him a pilot any more than I would someone driving a Tesla a pilot.
Meh...
You are part of the problem.
Serious question... is this really Artificial Intelligence? Or is this really Self-Adapting Algorithm? For that matter, is "Self-Adapting Algorithm" what "Artificial Intelligence" actually is?
"AI" is such a hyped up, overused term that I just can't tell what's what anymore. I'm old.
Pretty pathetic that a poster asking for sources is modded Flamebait.
What are liner notes?
Oh no, no, no, baby, baby no. I got dat money.
Unless that thing supports a particular narrative, in which case it "starts at the top".
I'd like to take a Boeing 737 to my cabin. Guess what? That mode of transportation isn't available to my cabin. Maybe I'd like to go off-roading in a Corvette. There are probably better options.
It seems that every time autonomous vehicles come up for discussion, every single possible use-case must be addressed. And when one oddly-specific use-case cannot be filled, the entire idea is garbage and without merit.
It's pretty simple. You don't get to take your autonomous vehicle to your cabin in the woods. Not yet.
Not so fast...
I agree... and don't forget... they did one to Oakland International Airport, too.
Bay Area Rapid Transit, btw.
How am I supposed to do all that shit when I've committed 96% of my attention to my iPhone?
As I understand it, the lawsuits don't really have much to do with battery life, but rather Apple intentionally slowing devices as new devices are released. Do I have that right? IANAL, of course.
Saying all of that in the beginning would have saved them a lot of grief. It's not like they solved a mystery today. So, why did they not simply disclose this? They could have buried it in a KB article and been done with it.
Missing option: Notify users.