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But I really believe the world is going to be different in 10 years from now. And it is very likely a lot of people must migrate to other places because conditions become unlivable.
You might become a foreigner yourself one day.
No I was not. I understand autopilot is not self driving. But since even basic collision detection is still difficult the step from autopilot to self driving will take years imho.
"Second there is the fact that cars that are self driving will still crash at launch."
Maybe. But imho that day will still be years from now.
"Finally, I guess, will people believe in the statistics or will they go with their beliefs."
When self driving is ready for the road I believe it will be much safer than people behind the wheel. Systems like adaptive cruise control, lane keeping and autopilot are already safer than people.
The problem right now is that all the 'glitches' are potential deadly.
Imagine all the cars in the world would to become self driving with the current tech. It would be a mess. The moment self driving cars would make less of a mess than humans it will be ready for the road.
As much as I like the tech I still think we are years away from self driving cars.
Edit: as other pointed out it looks like this recent accident was with a 4 year old autopilot version (software, 8 year old hardware). So it is not completely fair to use it as example. But the reason I used it is because detecting stationary objects should be the basics of any self driving vehicle.
Now I wonder if this has to do with the learning set or that those face types are very common.
The oldest DNA sample is estimated to be 800,000 years old.
So we simply don't have DNA from a dinosaur.
While your idea might be very good, this is the reason why it won't be used. Nobody is going to be happy to adjust their analog clock every day.
The real question is: Can Apple prove that they are the only one that can provide a store that will keep their customers safe? Because that's what this is about. Epic wants a different store, Apple will argue that they are the only safe store for iOS.
The author made a casing for a Prusa MK3/MK3S. So I assume this was used.
Of course not. If LEGO did not change they would be out of business right now.
Your comment is about nostalgia.
You can still buy the basic LEGO blocks. So why would you advice someone to use Meccano or Roblox? You can even buy LEGO Architecture Studio (set 21050) exactly for the reason you call 'non-directed play'. And all those blocks are still compatible with the 1970's blocks.
So in a way LEGO did not change at all.
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=lego+scrumboard&ia=images&iax=imag...
I don't think the average person knows this. A lot of people even have no clue about internet. So there is no consent most of the time. And we, the developers, just let the logs running.
"with kindle, you’re using your own device and there’s no expectation that amazon will be snooping"
Well I would absolutely have this expectation. I expect a device that is connected to the internet snooping on me. Then there is the Amazon brand. I absolutely don't trust them so I expect them to snoop in me.
But to be clear: I absolutely hate that my privacy is gone. I use all kinds of blockers to disable tracking and I also agree with jacquesm snooping is wrong. But I still think his point is too black and white and therefore unfair.
Every webserver logs the IP address and the URL visited. Do you think most people know this? Do deverlopers push against this?
https://youtu.be/mvz3LRK263E (fun starts around 3:30, might be nsfw)
But even then I can't imagine Apple is serious about this. Completely different business, style, form and brand names.
It is almost an insult to customers that could mistakenly take the pear logo for an Apple product.
As far as I know a sand dune moves constantly. I can't imagine tracks would last a day.
Looking at the tracks it looks more like they were made in mud and later covered by sand dunes?
You need to get in contact with your customers in another way and then let them know where they can download your app.
InspirationTuts has a nice comparison of Blender, After FX and Nuke which you might find interesting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3jArcnGr3E
As a replacement for InDesign I used Scribus a lot. It has some unpolished edges but gets the job done. It includes industry standard PDF exports.
God exists outside time and space (is infinite) and created the universe by calling a potential into form.
Which of course still has the issue of infinity: where did God come from? And even: what does it mean to not be limited by time and space.
You can program a car painting robot in some hours. This will be way cheaper than a robot that is aware of the car and knows how it should move to perform the best paint job.
Another example is your washing machine. It would be nice to have a washing robot that would sort your clothes and wash them. But it is way cheaper to sort clothes yourself. So a cloth sorting problem might be an open problem but is indeed a nice-to-have.
I am quite interested in the behavior of Trump. As far as we know he tells a lot of lies but it seems the above quote does not apply to him.
Could it be that distress and impaired functioning only apply to people who are able to experience negative consequences of their lies?
Meaning two things:
* There are negative consequences, so they experience them.
* They see the consequences as negative.
Download a virtual machine via the app store and then run any app written in any languages and compiled only once.
Almost like JAVA..
The problem is that we keep our brains active late at night and that's the reason why it is hard to get to sleep.
For me alcohol is the one that messes with my sleep. The lack of deep sleep makes me feel tired the next day(s).
Edit: an article about recent studies: https://time.com/5752454/blue-light-sleep/
Google can now dictate which webshop is shown first in search results on a product level.
I know retailers are sick of this. They need Google to be found on the web but they don't like how Google is destroying retail.