The Navier Stoke problem has no practical uses, as it is only proved that there are extreme edge cases of the Navier Stoke equations, that might not even be possible in reality, where the laws of physics break down
People who use the Navier Stokes equations are unlikely to every get near these edge cases, the problem was simply do these extreme edge cases exist, and apparently the answer is yes
It will likely be overturned, or China will threaten and Trump will TACO again
Until then US Taxpayers will pay more as the Tariff charges are passed on by the companies, this is a tax on US Citizens
Others can read and write OOXML
Needs somewhere to take off within range
Needs somewhere to land at destination
Needs delivery to be low weight
Needs to be not near an airport, military base or government building
Needs to be line of sight to the operator
Cannot fly over groups of people, or tall buildings
Cannot ring the doorbell
It would be a shame if Mark Zuckerberg's AI clone sold Meta for $1
We are embracing AI and so we don't need as many people - every time it is they are doing badly so they need to save money, and AI is an excuse that is good PR
How to turn off the AI functions in Maps
Except if you rely on it, it will get it wrong too often to be useful
Because they can't seem to find any more actual uses
UK DragonFire - anti-drone laser has been shooting down Russian drones for months
EV's are still horrifically cheaper to run than an ICE vehicle by very large margins
NB Vans and commercial vehicles are exempt
Gasoline says or a USAian
It is a plan
The are people who have spent their time rewriting history and lying to people, they cannot tolerate anything which exposes their lies
The Police specifically have the powers and equipment to bring down drones, they they are causing a safety issue (usually around airports)
Mathemeticians stand on each other's shoulders while computer scientists stand on each other's toes. -- Richard Hamming
