Greenwashed hydrogen?
Fully supervised self-driving?
Why open a window if you can open a door...
Will there be a heavy discount for a seat next to the door plug on 737 Max from now on?
Deferred prosecution worked as intended, i.e. no effect. This company is too big to fail. Some mid-level employee will be sacrificed to mollify DOJ, and business as usual will continue. Crapification of the economy…
20 K is high temperature? Well, I better take my mittens and ushanka off. I thought 77 K was the official threshold: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-temperature_superconducti....
Does the license come with legal indemnity?
Well, yes. In a better parallel universe. In our real world, the healthcare industry in the USA is a for-profit business with few partial exceptions. The costs are ruinous and the trend is not sustainable. It is naive…
I think that the more fundamental problem is price opacity. Insurance contracts make price discovery technically more complex, but not impractical. A medical service provider can legally tell you (in many or most…
A bit of evil now and then, perhaps?
Good point. In 0% to 100% capacity cycle, the battery will be dead long before 5000 cycles. OTOH, listed capacity may already take into account a more gentle 20% to 80%, or less, cycle. https://www.tesla.com/megapack…
I don't know whom you are quoting, but none of this was in my post.
Perhaps we could apply a data driven assessment, to find which countries run on violence, e.g. people killed domestically, abroad, per country, per capita. The results may be surprising to many and not consistent with…
It has not happened yet...
True. This is not a modern C++. It is a futuristic C++. Use {fmt} library in the meantime.
No, he meant backslashend.
How do you use these intrinsics on an APU? https://llvm.org/docs/AMDGPUUsage.html ?
Here is a quote from https://www.reddit.com/r/SelfDrivingCars/comments/a0w3nb/way...: "Back in the Waymo office, a “remote assist driver” can view the feeds of eight of the vehicle’s external- and internal-facing…
Not sure if your post is sarcastic, but: 1. Russia is highly unlikely to lose. 2. Ukraine was planning and implementing escalatory moves to keep the West engaged. 3. The end of the world is not in strategic plans of…
I should be a required viewing for all enthusiasts of escalation of conflict with Russia. When the shit hits a proverbial fan, it will be too late to start thinking...
They should have done it when he still had a few billions...
Let it die...
> it printed too much money in 2020/21 and is causing inflation, so it raises rates very quickly. It printed too much money in 2008 and the following years. It raises rates very quickly now, because each time Fed tried…
No it didn't. It worked as designed. Barney and most other revolving door users will keep their ill-gotten gains. Unfortunately, the revolving door very rarely goes wrong...
"couple of decades" is not imminent.
Greenwashed hydrogen?
Fully supervised self-driving?
Why open a window if you can open a door...
Will there be a heavy discount for a seat next to the door plug on 737 Max from now on?
Deferred prosecution worked as intended, i.e. no effect. This company is too big to fail. Some mid-level employee will be sacrificed to mollify DOJ, and business as usual will continue. Crapification of the economy…
20 K is high temperature? Well, I better take my mittens and ushanka off. I thought 77 K was the official threshold: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-temperature_superconducti....
Does the license come with legal indemnity?
Well, yes. In a better parallel universe. In our real world, the healthcare industry in the USA is a for-profit business with few partial exceptions. The costs are ruinous and the trend is not sustainable. It is naive…
I think that the more fundamental problem is price opacity. Insurance contracts make price discovery technically more complex, but not impractical. A medical service provider can legally tell you (in many or most…
A bit of evil now and then, perhaps?
Good point. In 0% to 100% capacity cycle, the battery will be dead long before 5000 cycles. OTOH, listed capacity may already take into account a more gentle 20% to 80%, or less, cycle. https://www.tesla.com/megapack…
I don't know whom you are quoting, but none of this was in my post.
Perhaps we could apply a data driven assessment, to find which countries run on violence, e.g. people killed domestically, abroad, per country, per capita. The results may be surprising to many and not consistent with…
It has not happened yet...
True. This is not a modern C++. It is a futuristic C++. Use {fmt} library in the meantime.
No, he meant backslashend.
How do you use these intrinsics on an APU? https://llvm.org/docs/AMDGPUUsage.html ?
Here is a quote from https://www.reddit.com/r/SelfDrivingCars/comments/a0w3nb/way...: "Back in the Waymo office, a “remote assist driver” can view the feeds of eight of the vehicle’s external- and internal-facing…
Not sure if your post is sarcastic, but: 1. Russia is highly unlikely to lose. 2. Ukraine was planning and implementing escalatory moves to keep the West engaged. 3. The end of the world is not in strategic plans of…
I should be a required viewing for all enthusiasts of escalation of conflict with Russia. When the shit hits a proverbial fan, it will be too late to start thinking...
They should have done it when he still had a few billions...
Let it die...
> it printed too much money in 2020/21 and is causing inflation, so it raises rates very quickly. It printed too much money in 2008 and the following years. It raises rates very quickly now, because each time Fed tried…
No it didn't. It worked as designed. Barney and most other revolving door users will keep their ill-gotten gains. Unfortunately, the revolving door very rarely goes wrong...
"couple of decades" is not imminent.