Comment Re:8GB is only to claim lower starting price... (Score 1) 459
Yeah it looks like it nearly leveled off about 2010. That's about when I remember 16 GB being a pretty decent / normal configuration.
Yeah it looks like it nearly leveled off about 2010. That's about when I remember 16 GB being a pretty decent / normal configuration.
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https://science.howstuffworks....
Interestingly Panama is one of them. After getting rid of Noriega they decided having a military was a bigger risk than not. No US military bases, either.
The federal government of the USA is, as well its role in the world, is of course a bit different.
Still useful to show what it's physically capable of. And collect training data I presume.
It is interesting to see the gap between autonomous and teleoperated is still so big. (Not surprising I guess since otherwise the streets would be full of self-driving cars).
https://www.youtube.com/shorts...
(Tesla in this case)
It's interesting that they would start with intentionally inhuman motion for a humanoid robot, but it's a robot, not a nightmare.
Also please nobody bring up the 'uncanny valley.' As an insight it's played out, especially since this isn't a robot that is ever supposed to appear human.
Then again, maybe AI will discover cold fusion and cheap carbon sequestration.
Don't you just love those meetings that could have been resolved by email?
"Could have" if only human nature were different than it actually is?
Everything in my experience tells me that the vast majority of people will never mentally process a complex email message. They don't even pretend to. "I told you (in an email)" carries zero weight.
"California Tops US EV Adoption: 25% EV Share Of Total Sales In H1 2023"
https://www.newsweek.com/texas...
And yet, electricity in Texas cost 11.36 cents / kWh vs 19.90 cents / kWh in California in Jan 2024.
https://www.electricchoice.com...
So where does that leave the idea that renewable energy must be very expensive?
Also I'm curious where 40 cents above came from.
As long as renewables are just cutting into demand for fossil fuels, you don't have to worry about storage / demand shaping / discarding energy. But now California has reached that point.
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