Comment ultimate camouflage tech (Score 1) 10
Surely it's Wonder Woman's invisible plane.
Comment Re:Blackjack and hookers next? (Score 1) 47
Kids are generally lame. They don't have money. They haven't figured out how to live. They can't even spell properly.
If your target audience is kids, then you can find a way to manipulate them and make money (maybe tell them they are better than adults because of their screen orientation).
If your target audience is kids, then you can find a way to manipulate them and make money (maybe tell them they are better than adults because of their screen orientation).
Comment Re:fuck yeah (Score 1) 31
If they are found guilty, the most likely scenario is they will pay a lot of money and move on.
Comment Re: For the auto industry, it's even worse (Score 1) 116
The minivan form factor is safer than the SUV form factor.
If people primarily cared about safety, there are a LOT of things they would change before switching to SUV.
If people primarily cared about safety, there are a LOT of things they would change before switching to SUV.
Comment Re:For the auto industry, it's even worse (Score 1) 116
An SUV is not safer in an accident. If people cared about safety, they would look up the safety records of the cars.
If people wanted safety, they would buy a car in the form factor more like a minivan than an SUV.
An SUV is not a car to buy for safety, or for sports, or for utility.
If people wanted safety, they would buy a car in the form factor more like a minivan than an SUV.
An SUV is not a car to buy for safety, or for sports, or for utility.
Comment Re:Batteries will count for more for Hyundai (Score 1) 38
Fortunately they say they'll have a product for sale in the next few months, so it's not even worth spending effort being skeptical. Just wait a few months and we'll know either way.
Comment Re: Wow (Score 1) 169
hey, the facts show that, you are the one ignoring them! PLA have been trying to get recognitions all over the place, they join several UN organization (where they have been accepted), they welcome international recognition of the Palestinian state and open embassy were they can.
Do you understand that wanting recognition is not the same as wanting two states?
the extended borders that Israel wants... of course PLA wants all land, so Israel, the acceptable solution is getting a middle ground
The PLA won't accept a two-state solution, they want Israel gone. Given how much you are defending the PLA, I think you want Israel gone, too.
Comment Re:WTF (Score 1) 143
Right, and I don't like math because all my math teachers hated math.
Yeah, that is probably true. If they did like math, they didn't know how to teach it.
Comment Re:Int'l Law Says it's an Invasion (Score 1) 135
According to International law, crossing the border of a sovereign nation with a military force and conducting an operation constitutes an invasion.
Which international law are you citing here?
Comment Re:For the auto industry, it's even worse (Score 1) 116
If people were afraid, they would be looking up safety stats, but they don't.
As long as you don't have to park in small places, large cars are fun to drive, especially at a dealership.
As long as you don't have to park in small places, large cars are fun to drive, especially at a dealership.
Comment Re:For the auto industry, it's even worse (Score 1) 116
many people are obsessed with SUVs and trucks, yet they never go offroad, they don't use these vehicles for work,
Most modern SUVs do not handle a hilly dirt road very well, let alone offroading.
Comment Re:Dude it's rage bait and you fell for it (Score 1) 143
The standardized tests are brutal and there
The standardized tests are not brutal, they are rather simple tbh.
Comment Re:WTF (Score 1) 143
Lack of reading for joy, reading comprehension, and literary rates are societal problems.
IF the students don't enjoy reading, it's because the teachers don't enjoy reading.
Comment Re:Is stale map data an issue at the NWS? (Score 2) 42
For a while, ChatGPT would make maps if you asked nicely. It was a short time of extreme hilarity, as it invented towns, had ships passing straight through continents, showed an "invasion"of Korea (by plotting objects in the wrong place), and invented completely new alphabets. It showed me icebergs on a map of Texas which was actually shaped like Mexico.
They seem to have adjusted and now only show the lon/lat coordinates of certain events, not even attempting to plot them on an actual map.
Foresooth the fact fades the fun.
They seem to have adjusted and now only show the lon/lat coordinates of certain events, not even attempting to plot them on an actual map.
Foresooth the fact fades the fun.
Comment Re:What if those towns exist in another dimension (Score 1) 42
That's kind of odd, since OCR is one of the things neural networks do especially well.
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