Endy0816

I believe stored client-side. Have any browser settings possibly changed?

I'm still wondering what mixed human-AI creations qualify as or how would prove AI contribution. The one tool previously offered by OpenAI has been removed due to false positives.

Every parent secretly wants to be a kid chauffeured around again I'm imagining we'll eventually have a kid mode once the technology is mature enough or it'll be completely hands-off in the case of taxi services.

I expect Insurance, maintenance, purchase price, fueling and parking costs for personal vehicles to increase. More about the relative cost compared to alternatives. And yeah, I know it's more than the cities, that's just where you would expect the earliest adoption to be. Once that happens we can start improving density, which will improve the numbers for public transit viability.

Realistically I don't see our car centric cities changing anytime soon. What automation offers is a reduction in unoccupied vehicle cost and more efficient routing. There's likely to be more trips total, but not necessarily more traffic. Lot of the issues stem from us making decisions as individuals without any coordinating mechanism. Probably be companies. The cost of vehicles sitting idle is insane not even considering the land required.

The air you're breathing is compressed when you are underwater and exposed to sea pressure. As pressure is reduced during ascent it expands again.

Yes really does make sense for major corridors. Highways in the US are semi-exclusive to an extent already. Would at least want trucks for efficiency and to be able to alter logistics in an emergency. Main question is what future population density will look like.

Indeed. One paper I read was talking about using fermentation to improve edibility.

Been reading about it being used for adobe type bricks. https://fortomorrow.org/explore-solutions/sargablock At least one variety is apparently edible too.

I've been using them for original recipe ideas. Would be cool if could be done as part of an experimental restraunt menu. Likewise something similar for products. They come up with interesting and unconventional design concepts. A simple system to bring them the rest of the way into reality would be incredible.

I figured was based on the original, classical view, of a BH in terms of escape velocity.

They kinda look like the ice spikes that sometimes form here on Earth.

I often think would be more secure with only a decent shackle secured by an unusual bolt.

NiteHawkInLight released a great video on this recently, including his work and process to make a home kitchen version. Interesting stuff.

Do think needs to be a discussion on the subject, though unsure if actors and writers aren't already too late. You can digitally generate entirely artificial individuals.

For food and drugs, like for the fluoride in toothpaste, can also be required by regulations.

Math is not only real, it is also irrational.

Yes, would normally trim or balance out everything so nose is slightly upward. Gives some small leeway in an emergency, such as flooding or a loss of propulsion. The presure is rather disturbing to contemplate when you start hearing the boat groaning or see doors swinging freely in their frames after having been compressed. Considering the number of accidents of even military submarines over the years, the CEO was insanely reckless in regards to safety.

It is a version of Pepper's Ghost: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pepper's_ghost Probably you're more familiar with the 2d variety. For 3D, you use multiple images to achieve the effect. Any image can be made to work though.

Reading online was apparently typical.

Only overlap to a degree. We have past light/information reaching us, but the distance has continued to grow. If the Universe is also infinite? ..and no I don't know the truth of the matter is either. My gut tells me it isn't possible, but that's hardly scientific.

Nowhere really. Light is just unable to reach us. Imagine Universe as a jar filled with marbles, with each marble representing some observer's observable universe. Depending on the size of the jar and number of possible marbles, one might reasonably expect to find two perfectly identical marbles.

It would change likewise. Be a case of a low probability event becoming a certainty with enough attempts. There could well be a physical law that prevents this from occuring too.

Could be philosophical implications if there's repeating volumes of the observable universe or lack thereof. Would definitely have to work back to the start and then forward again though.

Can also count to 60 easily using just two hands. https://ktwop.com/2017/08/19/counting-on-fingers-leads-naturally-also-to-base-60/ 5(4×3) Interesting to think that if we ever encounter an alien species we'd likely find a similar pattern.