Very impressive. Until it breaks and costs $2,000 to get it repaired.

It’s still the Porsche for daddies whose wife won’t allow them to buy a two-seater sports car.

This looks like it’s a rebranded Rii X1 keyboard.

This looks like it’s a rebranded Rii X1 keyboard.

It was probably a fake rage tweet to push the Fox narrative that our tax money is always being wasted.

Not all movies based on games are bad. The Galaga movie was excellent, even though they added the whole bit about genetically engineered babies and Ethan Hawke’s character being inferior owing to his natural conception.

It sounds like it has a GalaxyCore image sensor. That means low image quality compared to the Aptina AR0330 sensor used in most car DVRs.

It sounds like it has a GalaxyCore image sensor. That means low image quality compared to the Aptina AR0330 sensor…

Every single time I drive my ~45 min commute during rush hour (well, really rush hours) in the SF Bay Area there’s a report on the radio of an accident involving a motorcycle.

The specs say it has an Aptina AR0330 lens. It has an Aptina (now ON Semiconductor) image sensor. Aptina doesn’t make lenses.

The specs say it has an Aptina AR0330 lens. It has an Aptina (now ON Semiconductor) image sensor. Aptina doesn’t…

I’m glad they have a nice entertainment system (note the “TV Adjustment” controls):

I’ve changed my mind about these belts now. Until reading your comment, I thought they were without merit.

Whoops! I meant micrograms. 3.4µg.

Indeed, a fully charged 85kWh (310MJ) battery would weigh 3.4 milligrams more than a empty one (because E =mc^2).

Hey! My first car was a Peugeot 206! It was exactly what I was looking for in a first car.

I’m pretty sure “the dream begins”, with huge piles of tax payer dollars.

Alternatively buy a heat pad (one that’s sold for pain relief) for $12 from a drug store and put it under a blanket, or removable cushion in the cat bed you already own.

Alternatively buy a heat pad (one that’s sold for pain relief) for $12 from a drug store and put it under a blanket,…

I was a fan of Amy Cuddy’s talk on power poses (your #10 talk). I even shared it on my Facebook page.

I too have read the story about cosmonauts flying off in to open space. For a few moments I was convinced that it was credible, until I remembered that it takes huge amounts of energy to break free of the Earth’s gravitational pull. There’s absolutely no way that an orbital craft could accidentally do that.

Mobileye’s response was, “Our code is based on the latest and modern AI techniques using end-to-end deep network algorithms for sensing and control”.

I wish they sold a dongle that put a brain behind the steering wheel!

I wish they sold a dongle that put a brain behind the steering wheel!

This isn’t printing. It’s extruding.

This isn’t printing. It’s extruding.