Cerium

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931.
by Cerium 9y ago
You sure can. My local theater shows you a seating map when you buy the tickets online. It's like buying an airplane ticket!
932.
by Cerium 9y ago
You're only 30? I thought you meant after a 30 year career and was going to call your bluff on starting with iOS. I'm nearly 30 and just last year switched into my first software engineer role after studying electrical engineering
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by Cerium 9y ago
Maybe they are a problem in Shanghai, but they seemed to be doing great in Xiamen when I was last there. The city made parking areas in every block that you should leave them in, and people generally seemed to do so.
934.
by Cerium 9y ago
Mine are gigahertz * inches. 11.8ghz * in is the speed of light. Gives you a feel for it and is practical. Want to find an antenna length? Ghz*inches are your friend.
935.
by Cerium 9y ago
A poster is only big so many people can see it at once. Otherwise it is no different than a single sheet executive summary.
936.
by Cerium 9y ago
Wonderful side effect: the company can honestly say that they fired them after the incident!
937.
by Cerium 9y ago
Robotic surgery is not autonomous. The surgeon is in complete control and provides the only decision making input into the surgery.
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by Cerium 9y ago
No. None of the current systems enable that, since a surgeon needs to be ready to take over if the system becomes unavailable due to some failure.
939.
by Cerium 9y ago
This study is right that for the same operation manual laparoscopic is currently more efficient than robotic surgery. The issue here is that robotic surgery does not seek to displace manual laparoscopic surgery- it seeks to displace open su
940.
by Cerium 9y ago
You won't get underwater from a vested stock that crashed; the company bears the responsibility of selling enough shares at the time of vest to cover all the taxes- that said you can end up paying a huge sum in taxes and getting no cas
941.
by Cerium 9y ago
7 cents per mile on LIDAR would be reasonable in a truly driver-less system. Uber costs like $2.8/mile and vehicle cost estimates are usually around $0.5/mile, leaving a healthy overhead for a driver-less system to live in.
942.
by Cerium 9y ago
If you are counting that, then building up a dividend portfolio is a good source of passive income. About $400 a year from a 1x,xxx portfolio.
943.
by Cerium 9y ago
I agree it is difficult to quantify the costs, but I wanted to get an idea. A quick analysis shows that while a system like BART may operate at a loss of about one dollar per trip, that is not far off from the costs of operating our car and
944.
by Cerium 9y ago
No. Credit cards are fairly uncommon in China. Most people link an ATM card and load a balance into their WeChat account.
945.
by Cerium 9y ago
I'm left handed. Keys are in the right pocket, since most cars have key holes on the right of the steering column.
946.
by Cerium 9y ago
Last I heard they were making a multi chip package with the fpga connected on some of the pcie lanes.
947.
by Cerium 9y ago
Lattice has gotten some great product placement with recent parts. They have one that is cheap and essential to implementing voice command wake (siri, ok Google). Fpga have huge value for the right applications, but are often low value for
948.
by Cerium 9y ago
I work in medical robotics and I can tell you that a lot of our code is quite old, and we have a culture that code you write will stay around. Some things don't change for example optimal control algorithms, while others things are ver
949.
by Cerium 9y ago
That you will always have at least single digit failures. Sometimes things have to go wrong before we can correct them. We got where we are today with airplanes not because the first million flights didn't have a single accident, but b
950.
by Cerium 9y ago
I have both a question and a comment. I got my license (Technician and General on the same day) about a year ago. I have not once pressed transmit on a radio. I guess I don't know where to start. If you have any advice I would like to
951.
by Cerium 9y ago
It is legally accepted, after checking to see if the lane is clear.
952.
by Cerium 9y ago
Just to play devil's advocate, since I don't think they are a good solution either. Unlike healthcare I think you could use some of the properties of a blockchain to help reduce the risk of leaking personal information during cred
953.
by Cerium 9y ago
I understand that is the expectation for some, but I personally am happy when the doctor tells me I'll be better on my own. It keeps me form worrying that I have something more serious.
954.
by Cerium 9y ago
Read Quicksilver until you are bored. You should already know most of the characters anyway. Then skip ahead to the Confusion and don't look back.
955.
by Cerium 9y ago
As a fun adventure novel I loved REAMDE. It very much improved the experience that I had just spent a week in Xiamen before I started reading it!
956.
by Cerium 9y ago
In my experience it is hard to take a 3 week vacation without coming across an idea which "I would do if I had more time". I bet some interesting results will come out of this research even if every single person starts their 5 ye
957.
by Cerium 9y ago
x64dbg is great. It has enough features (such as visual charts) to make debugging much easier than on a classic debugger. That said, it makes mistakes and is not nearly as bulletproof as IDA.
958.
by Cerium 9y ago
Which I think agrees with the parent post right? If there is a network partition, and people attempt to keep using bitcoin, then there will be consistency issues.
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by Cerium 9y ago
What could be done? Pass a law that you can not store any data about a person without their explicit consent for each type of data. No blanket opt-in, no shady changes to TOS.
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by Cerium 9y ago
FYI, mortgage qualification needs a years rent payment proof, ideally in form of bank transfer or bank check entries. If you pay cash and want a house soon, make sure to get written recites for those cash payments.

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