Comment Re:I just installed it! (Score 1) 72
I'm sad now. That is all.
Does/did it have any special features? Why did you choose it?
I'm sad now. That is all.
Does/did it have any special features? Why did you choose it?
If nearly 100% of their code is written by AI that means it's not under copyright then. Interesting future when this becomes the common case across all companies.
Prison for a civil suit? I don't think so. Leaving him financially destroyed, on the other hand, is definitely what Apple is aiming for.
Apple has launched a civil lawsuit. If it was criminal, federal prosecutors would be the ones executing the case, which they would do if there really was a case for it. So no, not criminal.
Flamebait? Hardly. Interesting the swings in moderation.
Maybe post secondary institutes wouldn't be broke, if they focused on education
Actually, focusing on sports is more profitable.
The classes are a money sink. Why have them at all?
In California, the number of administrative staff at state-funded colleges has tripled since 1980.
Some of the increase, but not all, is due to unfunded federal mandates.
What outrageous claims?
Is that being done to save birds?
Or just to get the protesters and complainers to shut up?
windmills kill a large number of at-risk rare large birds
Citation needed.
The most at-risk large bird is the California condor. Zero have been killed by turbines.
Spotted owls are the next most endangered. Zero again. They fly low.
Wind turbines kill a small number of at-risk birds, and not enough to be significant.
Habitat loss and climate change are far bigger threats.
Has any of the large ones ever turned things around?
Lou Gerstner turned IBM around.
Apple stumbled when Steve Jobs left, and recovered when he returned.
It is actually not much of a risk to birds.
Wind turbines kill a negligible number of birds.
The "bird issue" is FUD from the fossil fuel industry.
Global warming is a far bigger threat to birds.
Higher means more wind and steadier wind.
Power output increases as the cube of the wind speed.
Double the wind speed, and power production goes up by a factor of eight.
During WW2, the Japanese mixed coconut fiber into concrete to make bunkers.
The fibers reduced the amount of cement needed, and made the concrete more flexible so it was resilient to shelling.
Does it cut carbon by 35% or does the AI say it cuts carbon by 35%?
They replace about a third of the cement with fly ash.
So, yes, that reduces carbon since it uses less cement.
The fly ash comes from burning pulverized coal, so this technique won't work after coal is phased out.
The fallacy in that strategy is that the big guys used to be little guys.
The next generation of big guys will grow up without VMware because VMware drove them away when they were little.
It is masked but always present. I don't know who built to it. It came before the first kernel.