Are you a racist?

You'd be surprised... while people with average modern tech skills all watch streaming, the rest still watch TV. I think the number will gradually go down in one more generation. But until then, they're still around and TV is their friend.

Question guys... I'm asking because I'm clueless. How do you measure the number of viewers when the transmission is free (local TV).

Really? I never knew a cow can shit 100lbs per day. My family used to own a dozen cows, I'm quite sure the whole group shit about 30lbs a day.

I don't know how the country of Romania is treating this as... but in my opinion, an attack that affects their entire population will be treated as an act of war. These hackers, if convicted by their court, will have only the death sentence. Any country they're hiding at, including those that don't have diplomatic relation to Romania, will be asked for a extradition. What I don't know (I have absolutely no clue) is how the extradition request gets done given the severe consequences. If a country rejects the extradition request, would it be reasonable to consider that country an enemy?

This is about politics in my opinion. The merger doesn't just include Warner, but also various news outlets, including CNN, a well known democratic organization, in it. The buyer, Paramount, is led by a Trump supporter. His father is too. Now look at the plaintiff side; all suing states are democratic. Their attempt to block is so that CNN will not be run by the opposition. This is not really about anti-competition.

I live in a brand new neighborhood that has underground power lines. Recently the power company installed new sensors that can "detect" risks and auto shutoff power to prevent potential fires. Well guess what? Within the last year alone, there's been several such "auto shutoff" and none of it was due to actual indicators detected. And even if the sensors worked correctly, it'd shutoff power when wind gets strong or there's a fire 50 miles away. Each time could last up to hours. It got so ridiculous that I had to install battery for my solar panels so that my 3 fridges don't screw my groceries.

So if these jobs were granted to those overseas people, it can be argued that there was an oversight in vetting. But building a whole digital escort to circumvent laws is an intentional act. And given that it compromises national security, it must be treason. I don't get it, in the name of saving costs, someone actually knowingly does this? Do they hate their own country or something? Unless the person that created this program is him/herself chinese spy. But if that's the case, how did they get this done without being noticed by anybody in MS?

I think supersonic travel should be only for trans-ocean flights. From west to east coast is 6-7hrs depending on head wind. It takes a good amount of time to accelerate and decelerate.

Imagine peeping Mark, not giving a rats ass about your privacy/confidentiality, look into your data including the encrypted ones. This will become the end of Meta.

So I'm asking because I'm clueless. I know that when exceeding Mach1 there'll be a "boom" sound called supersonic boom. But do these planes first climb to high altitude, head out to sea, before actually achieving Mach speed? If they do that, I don't see such a great impact on civilian lives below. Again, I'm clueless, and appreciate if anybody can help understand how this works.

Anybody still remember DeepSeek? That hype lasted couple days, it sent US AI stocks spiral but then all of its claims were not backed by anything. People forgot about it a week later and all affected US stocks recovered their previous levels. Without being able to provide any proof to their claim, the internet should really stop taking their words at face value.

I imagine one day FSD becomes quite mature and can safely (not 100%) drive around with incident rate much much lower than human drivers. We won't be discussing subjects like this anymore. When is the important question. Who will provide that technology is still too early to tell. Right now Waymo, Tesla, GM, Uber are all testing their stuffs but who knows, a small player may emerge with exceptionally better technology.

My vision for future FSD is not only on the cars but on the roads too. Posts on the road side with sensors that can handle things like range, velocity, pedestrian, etc... all this communicated to vehicles in range so that they can make split second decision without risks. If such autonomy succeeds, we won't need traffic lights anymore.

From previous articles I've read, it seems that Ford laid off people BEFORE installing robots. Now they have to rehire because the robots can't do as good of a job they expected. Wouldn't it have been a much more appropriate call to install the robots, test run for at least a few months, assess how many head counts the technology can replace, then lay off that many? A 5 year old can make this decision.

Good God! I can't imagine a working condition where all my keyboard/mouse activities are monitored. In 2019 I was laid-off and did apply at FB. I guess It was a good thing I landed my new job before meeting them.