Comment Re:Fusion is the solution (Score 2) 59
The fusion machine is already working, these guys are trying to harvest the energy from it.
The fusion machine is already working, these guys are trying to harvest the energy from it.
AIs are driving well enough and RIs are driving poorly enough that it's not clear that your hypothesis is actually true. RIs are fatally flawed in that they have ego, and frequently prioritize this ego over basic rules of safety. RIs are also frequently multitasking, and prone to mis-prioritize rules for one task due to problems with unrelated tasks.
While AIs are not self-training the way we like, they are built to work without ego, and thus never get angry or vengeful. They are also physically built with sensors the RIs don't have, providing more information as well as more precise information.
On a related note, I'd love to see cars gain HUDs that display the same info that driving AIs get.
Yes, there are no people out there.
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Usually we start with the pinky.
The bug is in the rounding. The code uses log as a shortcut, but log only works on floats. When converting the integer input to a float for computation, some bits are lost, and values very close to powers of 1000 round the wrong direction.
But you posted, so on Slashdot your +1 is nullified.
I'm not sure that's any more "private", given the license plate readers going up everywhere.
Yeah, doesn't make sense from the perspective of the object being consumed. But makes perfect sense from the consumer's point of view. I "consume" media in that my mind ingests them, then they become part of me.
Sorry, pots and pans these days are also 2.4ghz.
Was just thinking the same thing. You can get an SD card with wifi built in, and some of those even have a micoSD slot. Remove the case and trim off the connector for a way smaller solution.
Naw, just need to nuke the mountains, they're what's blocking the rain. The midwest might complain, but then they have the whole Mississippi to play with.
We're arguably still in that first recession
That's just awesome! I never thought the easiest way to deal with crashes would be to just make it crash 10 times a second!
I got nothing to say, I just thought that would've been a way cooler response from Facebook.
The best book on programming for the layman is "Alice in Wonderland"; but that's because it's the best book on anything for the layman.
