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"…Right-wing provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos says he was trolling members of the media when he said he couldn’t wait for “vigilante squads” to attack journalists. ..." https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/mil
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The only scenario I can see of a civil war happening is if it follows the same template or series of events that occurred in 1860. i.e. Some state or states declare independence and create their own currency. I don't think that is goin
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8y ago
Perhaps Musk has too many balls in the air: Tesla, Boring Co, Solar City?
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Perhaps the most logical explanation is that people don't have to be as smart as they were when computers, the internet and DIY "recipes" are so readily available. Even using a paper map is obsolete when a smart phone can ver
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...and that is the purpose of a copyright too when filed with the USPTO.
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More overpromising and deadly consequences. He has overpromised on delivery dates, autopilot abilities, he has underestimated capital requirements, and timeline trips to Mars. Perhaps Tesla should consider a new CEO and Elon take a move to
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8y ago
Fine and dandy when flying over a desert but when the drone meets the city and an "autopilot" failure occurs over a freeway/highway/street or someone's head the consequences will be unforgivable.
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If you are driving a Tesla and it is on "autopilot" and it gets into an accident, it is summarily your fault for trusting it. How many accidents have to happen before the public realizes this "autopilot" feature has caus
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8y ago
The author just posed questions, arguments and opinions but nothing substantive. The subject of race has always been fluid. For instance, in the US Census Arabs, Turks and Italians are considered white yet neither resemble a Russian, Finn,
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8y ago
The advantages of space mining would eliminate dirty mines on earth and there are no shortages of asteroids to fight over. From Space.com: "...Most asteroids lie in a vast ring between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter. This main asteroid
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8y ago
Hopefully wages rise with the Consumer Price Index (CPI). Arguably for the back-half of income earners this has not happened for decades. If we experience the same consumer price increases as was experienced through 1980-1990, rents and go
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8y ago
I own my own home and this idea being pimped to millennials that they should lease everything from car rides, music, movies, bicyles, and shelter is a fast curtain to a bad "third act." (read that as old age) John Goodman said it
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9y ago
First off, Tesla has no business calling it auto-pilot; it's over promising. Call it driver assist to be more clear because if you have to keep your hands on the steering wheel and your eyes on the road, that is not auto pilot: ".
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9y ago
It's not hedging, it's being industrious. Imaging working on your passion just 2-4 hours a day seven days a week? You get really good, FAST! My day day job was at Nuance, (I quit the end of January) and I was UI designer there. &q
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9y ago
Yes, you should follow your passion 100% but it does not mean you can't have a "Plan B" to fund your belly, family and shelter. It worked for me and I happily doing "Plan A" right now. Why do people believe it is al
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9y ago
I can find no evidence that Apple manufactures chips of any kind.
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I am curious as to how Apple can just jump into a new complex business and be instantly pro at it without buying out a chip manufacturer who is. Will there be a learning curve? Will Apple machines circa 2020 have a bumpy road or not as fact
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I am all for fusion but I am curious, what happens if there is a magnet failure and the plasma, which is "...hundreds of millions of degrees celsius," escapes the containment vessel? What damage will it do while it's cooling
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9y ago
Well, it is in cow milk: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27052539
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How do you copyright leftover radiation from the big bang (since that is how white noise is generated) when the "static" is 13.8-billion years old?
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9y ago
A cat walks into a bar... or did he?
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9y ago
Take the pads and helmets off and make it flag football. Therein, the game will be transformed into both athleticism and grace and would probably attract females into a womens league as well.
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It could be considered criminal if you were stating your following or reach was immense, such as in the tens-of-thousands when really it was merely in the dozens, so as to arrange inflated endorsement dollars.
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9y ago
…Which makes trading volume a very important statistic to monitor.
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The page is not working, even at the Spectrum website it is down. Further research on the subject: The robot can sew 22 shirts a second and the factory will be located in Little Rock Arkansas. http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/docu
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9y ago
They were both correct. Example: The internet is a wonderful "fountain of knowledge" and it also opened up a "can of bats!" With great advantage comes equal disadvantages. Fossil fuels is another example.
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I wonder if this breakthrough could help build foodstuffs like breast milk for infants or less expensive high quality meat?
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With great advantages come equal disadvantages. I agree, the author does not speak for a lot of people in tech and there lies the problem. The fact that some people who work in tech are thoroughly excited by disruption and automation is dis
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9y ago
80.7% of the US population lives in cities. We need to decentralized this problem by making either making more "cities" or way better suburbs so businesses like the bodegas, bars, and coffee shops you mentioned can disrupt monopol
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9y ago
I believe Venezuela, Zimbabwe, South Sudan, Argentina and others greatly appreciate Bitcoin as a store of value due to their hyperinflation travails. These locations are the exact places where a complete loss trust exists toward government
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