I wouldnt be surprised if its on a scheduled timer to go off 1 second after the deadline, and some years later we find out that timer creation was logged and it was made the day after he was admitted to the hospital.
Something like this is more along the right way to address something like this, and it fits the more broader issue with automation across multiple areas.
If it's written as that image describes, I don't even think they intend to pass it, they just wanted the headlines, but that would be the ultimate goal as written if so and it passed.
Right, because if I self checkout my $200 grocery bill, that worker definitely would have made $20 in that few minute interaction.
I like the idea, but that's a terrible implementation. The cost of the bill has no relation to the money saved by using the machine and firing a worker. A flat amount no more than a % of the bill is tiny would be better. Like $1-3 but no more than 5% of bill.
Ive really enjoyed using it, pictures come out really nice. It helps to have something to steady yourself on though if you want the best outcome as your small movements move the window much more.
Thata why apple made their new cheap MacBook out of some phone processors but wont let us have a dual OS on the phone if we plug it into a monitor. Because its powerful enough to do that, but we wont buy both if we can.
Anything that would do meaningful damage to a camera sensor will easily to that to human eyeballs if it refracts or gets reflected.
I don't think that's true? The lidars on Waymo have been known to damage camera sensors but are safe to the eyes. By damage, like a pixel or two go out, but that's from a random hit. If you did it right you could do more damage.
He cant solve world hunger, money isnt the problem, and liquidating the stocks to do that would wipe out the value of what his stocks are worth leaving not enough money anyway.
Its an incredibly complex problem.
He could likely do something about it in specific isolated western countries though.
Even socialism would still use eminent domain to take property, but itd likely be for something a bit better than that. Probably a highway, train, or building that is more for the public good (e.g airport, power plant, hospital)
Sometimes shit is just in the way and a government needs a way to be able to work around it.
I imagine the compensation would be more fair as well.
I wouldnt be surprised if its on a scheduled timer to go off 1 second after the deadline, and some years later we find out that timer creation was logged and it was made the day after he was admitted to the hospital.
Something like this is more along the right way to address something like this, and it fits the more broader issue with automation across multiple areas.
I'm not missing the point, funny enough it seems to be you that has.
Something should be done, but this is NOT the way to do it. I'm sorry you can't understand that.
lol
If it's written as that image describes, I don't even think they intend to pass it, they just wanted the headlines, but that would be the ultimate goal as written if so and it passed.
Right, because if I self checkout my $200 grocery bill, that worker definitely would have made $20 in that few minute interaction.
I like the idea, but that's a terrible implementation. The cost of the bill has no relation to the money saved by using the machine and firing a worker. A flat amount no more than a % of the bill is tiny would be better. Like $1-3 but no more than 5% of bill.
Ive really enjoyed using it, pictures come out really nice. It helps to have something to steady yourself on though if you want the best outcome as your small movements move the window much more.
Thata why apple made their new cheap MacBook out of some phone processors but wont let us have a dual OS on the phone if we plug it into a monitor. Because its powerful enough to do that, but we wont buy both if we can.
Security updates.
Its probably about to stop getting them, or already has.
Samsung added a 10x telephoto lens and i was excited to finally get that over the regular 2x or 3x of the time.
Then they stopped making them and went back to 5x.
This phone still works great
This says its about the specific wave lengths and our eyes are okay with the ones bad for cameras
https://www.faceofit.com/lidar-camera-sensor-damage/
If I hadn't heard of this happening before though I wouldn't have guessed this to be the case.
I don't think that's true? The lidars on Waymo have been known to damage camera sensors but are safe to the eyes. By damage, like a pixel or two go out, but that's from a random hit. If you did it right you could do more damage.
Do the banks actually think those bonds are worth anything? Maybe if Putin is dead, but best of luck with those.
Don't forget the self inflicted bullet through the back of the head while falling out the window as well.
Eventually thats what will garner iFixIts best rating.
It changed colors? Seems pretty DEI to me.
Who the fuck chose to use DEI copper?
He cant solve world hunger, money isnt the problem, and liquidating the stocks to do that would wipe out the value of what his stocks are worth leaving not enough money anyway.
Its an incredibly complex problem.
He could likely do something about it in specific isolated western countries though.
Ah, gotcha. Thanks for the clarification.
Even socialism would still use eminent domain to take property, but itd likely be for something a bit better than that. Probably a highway, train, or building that is more for the public good (e.g airport, power plant, hospital)
Sometimes shit is just in the way and a government needs a way to be able to work around it.
I imagine the compensation would be more fair as well.
If thats true, it saves them money for November?
Edit: never mind see below. It changes who can run, and apparently someone who wants to cant without a special election.