Comment I'm not sure I want one (Score 2) 107
The reason I'd want a flying car is so I could avoid all the idiots by flying over them. It wouldn't be so much fun when the idiots have them and are flying around while talking on their phones! Yikes!!
The reason I'd want a flying car is so I could avoid all the idiots by flying over them. It wouldn't be so much fun when the idiots have them and are flying around while talking on their phones! Yikes!!
Design, but looking at a dachshund, I wouldn't use the term "intelligent".
a human operator won't even be required for safe operation; only to provide instructions about where to go.
I dunno, but letting humans decide where an autonomous vehicle should go, might still be a recipe for unsafe operation...
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I live in the bad part of town! I could see entering my home location and the car saying "I can't let you do that, Dave".
I had one class in assembly, and never used it since. But my knowledge of it helped me understand why an early COBOL program went wonky (a messed up subscript caused me to write outside a table), and knowing how data was stored at a low level helped me track various data-format problems.
Those who are culturally jewish or not strict adherents tend to be more liberal. Orthodox jews vote far more conservatively.
The american left is a pretty strange coalition. Many of the subgroups within the coalition have opposing interests and are only united by the fact that they are anti-republican. If the republican party is disolved, it will be interesting to see how if the democrats can stay unitied.
Last time I googled myself, I saw several FB accounts on the first page. They all were spelled just like my real name, but none of them were me (I have an account, but it wasn't on the first or second page on Google)
This is a minor nit, but sh*t without the asterisk is really sht, not shit.
physicists have never been entirely comfortable with the idea that regions of the universe can become infinitely density.
They've clearly never been to DC. I'm convinced that regions of the universe are infinitely dense.
Maybe they didn't help because the "person" wasn't real. Or, maybe they did help because they weren't in real physical danger. I don't know how relevant either is to the "real world".
Recently, at my job, we got an email saying that Firefox was considered "at your own risk", and only those with a business need would be allowed to use it. Luckily, IE choked on one of our sites, and I used that as my justification for FF.
Version 31 was yesterday's version. 33 will be tomorrow's version.
Maybe Verizon should stop having their techs travel by horseback, they might get it done faster.
Actually, they should probably START having their techs travel by horseback.
But if you had a not-very-Western name, well, that was a possible problem.
Yeah, I know of someone who had problems. His name: Fu Que.
Yeah, but given Beta Ray Bill's equine appearance, the phrase "I say thee neigh" actually made sense.
I hope your phone doesn't collect anything from THERE! Remind me never to borrow your phone!
"Take that, you hostile sons-of-bitches!" -- James Coburn, in the finale of _The_President's_Analyst_
