So the addresses are bigger, so what?
In most cases, all you care about is the prefix, which is just 64 bits, expressed as 4 groups of 4 hex digits. This is IT, is hex really beyond people's grasp?
Most of the admin is done one terminals that support cut and paste anyway.
What if I voted for a cat but the election went to a pit bull with a brain injury?
Sounds like it's time for U.S. auto makers to figure out how Chines manufacturers are making their cars so inexpensive.
And no, it's NOT all from cheap labor. It's also from efficiency, making a fair profit rather than hand over fist, less marble and mahogany in the executive suite, and paying a reasonable amount to upper management. Also less jet setting for execs.
Do we REALLY have to repeat the '70s and '80s when the Japanese manufacturers spanked the big three?
What happened to "free trade" and "deregulate all the things!"
The worst is that most of "the haters" -aka- grandpas, either indeed never tried it, or are simply not competent enough to write a prompt to an AI.
That means their conclusions are based on wrong premises.
Some may be, but anecdotally, the ones I know don't hate AI and even use it. It's not going to replace them, by the time it is good enough to do so they'll be retired. They've got theirs, and if AI can make their job easier as they ride off Ito the sunset, then so be it.
If you are a senior pony express rider and the automobile just started rolling out how do you train the next generation of riders? They'll be around for a while longer and they may start using AI development natively as part of how people programme in the future...eg they will become the car drivers and truckers that replaced all them horses but sure there will be disruption and teething issues. Still someone has to know how to fix the AI when it breaks...
I get your point, but I think there is a difference between the tool (pony express) and the system that uses it (delivery). You can change the tool but if people don’t know how the system works, you will have problems.
White Sand Missile Range comes to mind.
Yea, I was think about that as well. I wonder if it big enough to compensate for any landing errors without coming close to inhabited or other unsuitable landing areas.
When a new administration comes in and uses the same tactics against those who now cheer such actions and yell "Hooray for our side" will be screaming how unfair it is. All of a sudden, payback makes what seemed like a good idea ta the time wasn't.
Did that happen when Trump 1.0 ended? I don't recall that the Biden administration followed the same playbook that Trump did.
Not claiming Biden did it, just that once the precedent is established and power yielded to the executive or government, it becomes one more tool both sides can wield. You saw some of that when Trump made a guns comment and all of a sudden the Bill of Rights became important again.
Why are we landing the capsule in water at all? Everything is in motion, and failures quickly cause the capsule to fill with water.
You'd need to find a suitable uninhabited, federally owned, landing spot with no obstructions, something not easy to do in the US. The Russians have the space to do it, we really don't, even out west.
A consequence of the regime getting that power in this case through the courts would be that it is much easier for them to do the same in future cases.;
When a new administration comes in and uses the same tactics against those who now cheer such actions and yell "Hooray for our side" will be screaming how unfair it is. All of a sudden, payback makes what seemed like a good idea ta the time wasn't.
Installing more than one modern AAA title.
The only person who always got his work done by Friday was Robinson Crusoe.
