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Why build one when you can buy two at twice the cost?

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I would much rather have AI try to help identify bugs rather than create them. I suspect that the vast amounts of code created by AI will be very difficult to debug because AI will struggle to identify the buggy code that it created... Until lots of people spend lots of time training the AI to...

The exact same thing happened to me in another area of Colorado. 5380 West Coal Mine Avenue, Littleton, CO 80123 I attempted to contact comcast to resolve the dispute to my challenge. Seems that for somewhere between $4k and $8k I could get service to this address, but the comcast rep I...

"Balderdash, matter clearly consists of tiny strings." - Sheldon View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FMSmJCKaaC0

NASA has some projects already in progress to address this issue. Definitely a non-trivial issue. https://www.nasa.gov/directorates/spacetech/solicitations/tipping_points/2020_selections

I don't understand how you can spend $10 billion a year designing devices that respond to simple voice commands.

I know that for agriculture, the water is "used" when it evaporates from the plants and soil and blows away, but for industrial use, where does all the freshwater go? Is it equal in volume to the wastewater? What happens if you mix the brine with the wastewater? Do you end up with the original...

The key difference is the private data. "The software considers actual rents paid to those rivals—not just what they are advertising, the company told ProPublica."

During the press conference he apologized for miss-speaking, he said 40 Rankine was what he should have said.

I would say, that the alternative narrative is that SpaceX was lucky and/or unique. Its privately held and run by the richest person in the world. Even other billionaires have not yet succeeded. Perhaps this specific re-hash of the shuttle technology wasn't the best engineering choice, but...

Its a little more complicated due to the angle of each facet, but basically yes. The main issue is actually the structural stability during a main engine burn which won't happen for a while, it still has to do some gravity boosting first.

I found this interesting: This video posted in Russian July 8th with about 1000 views with #jameswebb shows the previous Hubble image of the same target. SMACS 0723 Its not like its top secret, so of course they knew where they were pointing, but also really fun to geek out about how much...

Readers of Ars may have some insight into why Google would do this. Big Lawsuit Small Lawsuit that should have been bigger Fear about lawsuits Attempting to comply with COPPA algorithmically Google's parental control and moderation features are all over the place. A kid under 13 can watch...

Seems like this data is pretty valuable. Does Tesla pay car owners for all the data they provide? Or do they just "steal" it?

I agree, tax credits like this are there to increase demand, so why attempt to increase demand on an industry that has no supply. All it will do is raise the price, just look at the home mortgage tax credit as an example.

Perhaps Apple is saying that they spend all thier storefront revenue on security and privacy.?

Why is Apple "tier 1" exactly? Just because its the most popular? Pandora has had every song I have ever searched for in its library, but is a little light on podcasts. It also has several discovery modes. I am not sure why it is not a "true" competitor. Also Pandora is supported by my car...

My new Sony TV has both HDMI 2.0 and 2.1 ports. The 2.1 port does not work with my HTPC going through my old Receiver (HDMI 1.4 era) , but the 2.0 port on the TV does work, even at 4k. This makes me think there is more to the story than the article implies. After reading this article I wonder...

How does Google explain the fact that there is so much kids content on regular yourtube that can't even be viewed on youtube kids? I personally tried to use Google's official kids account on an old phone so my kids wouldn't use mine. I was surprised when my kids refused to use that device...