Comment Re:Which world? The cancer causing 1 or the cure 1 (Score 2) 22
Would be nice to ride around with violet eyes in my fusion powered flying car.
Would be nice to ride around with violet eyes in my fusion powered flying car.
Did I make a false statement? I asked for your evidence and you called me a shill. How am I supposed to get paid if you guys don't even make it look difficult to shill?
If a company isn't paying you well into or higher than six-figures they have no business giving you a non-compete. That should be strongly outlawed.
What happened to microLED? That was supposed to be the next display tech for power smartwatches, phones, and home TVs. Instead what we got was a few ultra-large TVs with 4K resolution price at 100k. Are these QDEL things better, or worse
Apple and Tesla are/were making mad profits in China, so not sure what you mean. Apple's been minting money in China for 15 years.
Why hasn't Apple sued them for illegally copying? What specifically did they illegally copy? If you want to say smartphones then Samsung and Motorola are guilty too.
One hash per year, but hey a hash is a hash.
Yes old & experience has value (I'm old too btw, so might be self-preserving bias), but logically an organization should have both and consider the opinion objectively.
You claimed this "would only work in locations in perfect weather, with no nearby hazards".
It's always been this way
Are we going to dock its pay? I mean, I've been expecting regular TPS reports and it hasn't delivered. It needs to be put on a performance review plan ASAP.
The issue isn't that solar isn't the solution to energy needs --if anything things issue shows that solar can generate enough power in a distributed manner to solve everyone's energy need. The problem is the way in which the transition is taking place and the need to pay fixed cost of the utility companies that are too big to fail. This "hostage crisis" is more reason to double down on solar, than have to keep paying the extortionist power companies.
1. How could it deliver to anyplace that isn't a wide open yard?
* Mostly rural and suburban deliveries won't have this problem. If it can't deliver then it will swtich to some other delivery method.
2. What happens when it crashes? Especially if it damages property or injures someone.
* Uh, some sort of liability insurance payout. What happens when there's a car accident?
3. What happens when kids think its fun/funny to throw things at them?
* This hasn't happened in testing so far, so presumably it would be rare. Plus the drones have cameras, so it might be a free trip to the juvie.
4. How could it deliver to anyone beyond street level?
* Apartment complexes could have a drone delivery station.
5. This would have severe weight restrictions and not be useful for a large % of items.
* Yes. So? Presumably Amazon has the statistics on that.
6. This would have issues delivering in a variety of weather/wind conditions.
* False (unless it's a hurricane or something in which case the delivery can wait). https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
7. Thieves would eventually target these for what they carry as well as the drones themselves.
* Only if they want to make the list of dumbest thieves.
8. Customers don't want their good delivered to the middle of their yard. They want them discretely placed by a door.
* Umm, where a porch pirate can grab it?
9. Urban areas are too dense for these and most rural areas are too far apart.
* Maybe it's not suitable for urban (yet), But it would definitely work in suburbs and rural, especially the drones that delivery by reeling down the package on a tether from hundreds of feet thereby mitigating nay noice issues.
Try uploading the API spec to claude.ai (or other AI you like) and asking it to do that
What's an OS? A kernel and a set of utilities that ship with it, right? The kernel is only one piece of it, like the engine is to a car. You have a set of components in it that enable software to run.
The hardest part of climbing the ladder of success is getting through the crowd at the bottom.