Comment Prove it (Score 1) 85
Sounds interesting on paper but I'm waiting for a proof of concept installation.
Sounds interesting on paper but I'm waiting for a proof of concept installation.
Seriously? It took 50 years and an AI to figure out a faster way to multiply two 4x4 matrices? For matrices that small, how many variations could there possibly be?
According to the article "there are at least 14,000 ways of multiplying four-by-four matrices"
And whose definition of what's harmful, obscene, etc. should be used?
... and when last I checked a year or two ago, Citi’s virtual card generator was still using Flashr
Their virtual card generator no longer uses flash
Perhaps I'm missing something but what good is guessing the PIN if you don't have the card?
I thought they were waiting for us to demonstrate warp drive capability
Off hand I'd say the readers of Scientific American are already inclined to vote for Biden
From the description its more of a waldo (remote manipulator) than a robot. There's no mention of preprogrammed autonomous action.
not "degrees Kelvin"
No, not since 1968 when it was renamed.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K...
>consoles would require stronger tooling as compared to silicon based moulds
It already takes quite a lot of effort to cut through silicon. What are they making the consoles out of, battleship armor?
It isn't about what the consoles are made of, the issue is the silicon molds wouldn't survive the higher production volume and the new higher end tooling takes longer to procure.
I don't mean to be a knob but I think the fault doesn't particularly lie with the vendor.
I view it differently. The vender advised the work. If I called up Toyota and asked advice about something for my 10 year old truck*, while it might be out of warranty if their advice resulted in major damage I think they should be liable for something.
I'd go along with this if the work was performed by a Toyota authorized shop. If it was done by yourself or by the corner gas station mechanic Toyota has no control over the work being done correctly.
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So does that mean we'll see a green bar in the lower right that gets shorter as they exert themselves?
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