Musk is simply not seeing around A BILLION EDGE CASES.
Watch the video, it's pretty short. Elon pretty much agrees with you. Of course, the headline, "Tesla hopes to have a foundation by the end of this year on which they can teach an autonomous car how to someday be able to handle the tail end of a billion tiny edge cases," just doesn't bring in all the clicks.
How long for the first robotaxi release/ deployment? 2023?
Was responded to by Musk with:
Functionality still looking good for this year. Regulatory approval is the big unknown.
No million robotaxi fleet mentioned, just a sarcastic when will the FIRST release / deployment occur? 2023?.
Modern ones are practically engine-silent at these speeds, too.
True. However, a blind person getting killed by an ICE vehicle is an honorable death.
or
True. But, you should be able to smell an ICE car coming.
or
True. But, this would add too much cost to a gas vehicle that is already more expensive to operate than an EV.
or
True. But, if you open the hood and place your decibel meter next to an engine, it's clearly making lots of noise. The EV has no engine.
Because NOBODY uses the grub password feature.
If you google it you'll find that hyper-v makes up around 18 - 28% based on who doing the counting
Both your articles are from 2009 or earlier. The gartner article put VMWare's market share at 85%. That leaves 15% for the rest. Best case, in 2009, MS had < 15%.
Is there updated data from Gartner?
The dabcc article (who are they first of all) explain their counting at the end. They count shipments for virtualization software, not usage. So, every copy of Windows Server 2008 counted as a Hyper-V purchase. Also, that article is from 2008. It gave VMWare a 78% market share. The IDC article, a year later gave VMWare an 85% market share.
From the provided articles I see a declining trend in Hyper-V usage.
Well, except for this obscure little thing called Java, but that doesn't really count.
Noooooo! C# is completely different from Java, it's not related at all. It's completely new, innovative, AND dandy!
Any company which presumes something about its employees, because they have written in some language, or presumes that the language isn't good.
for(Employee employee:employees) {
employee.setHireDate("1 year ago");
employee.setLanguages("C#;
Now, I know the code example is in Java, but I thought that a code example might explain what was wrong with your sentence. If it doesn't, then these are the points I'm trying to make:
1. Employees already work for said company.
2. Sentences that end before they are finished.
Oops, I did it, too.
You simply can extend
I think your argument didn't help. You seem to be saying, like the original article, that you can't make a 1.7oz burger in ".NET", you have to extend
I'm going to admit, right now, that I have know idea what
I think C# is part of
...ReplayTV which was founded 2 years before TiVo.
Wikipedia says ReplayTV was founded in 1997, the device was announced in January 1999 at CES and began selling in April.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ReplayTV
Tivo was founded in 1997, began early trials to actual users in 1998, was also at CES in 1999 and began selling in March.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TiVo
Luckily your opinion of the interface does not require facts.
The PowerPC owners disagree.
Leopard was slower across the board. PowerPC users are just stuck with it.
He who steps on others to reach the top has good balance.
