FFXII was crap. The gambit system is the single worst idea to ever be implemented. At least the FFII leveling system made sense, even if it was badly implemented.

Red Alert 2.

“No. Just stop it. You are 100% completely wrong. NOWHERE does Tesla say that. They say the complete opposite. You are CONSTANTLY reminded you have to keep your hands on the wheel and pay attention.”

Look at it this way: The next recession is expected to hit right before the 2020 election cycle finishes up. So the problem of UE being a trailing statistic should take care of itself.

“I’m confused, isn’t there like craploads upon craploads of oil in the US alone, let alone the world supply? Didn’t Trump say his goal is make the US completely energy-dependent??”

I would like to point out Tesla makes a profit on their cars. Their losses are due to expansion, not operations.

Welcome to the world of signal processing.

They screwed up again. At some point, the better physical distribution network has to be offset by the crappy job NIS does with localisations.

You are repeating the same exact arguments people made about Amazon back in the day.

Frame the Climate Change discussion like this next time you run into a conservative:

“Both companies have stated they will not hand over such data without a court order.”

Here’s a better solution to the wage problem, which also directly addresses outsourcing without starting a trade war:

Agreed. I own a Prius (don’t judge) with stock tires (don’t judge). If I can corner at speed, so can you.

Just remember: That coin is worth exactly $5 if put into circulation.

Well, it took seven days to get the worst hit areas up and running after Sandy. This delay caused numerous investigations that lead to the public utility that oversaw Long Islands power grid (LIPA) dissolved and the grid being turned over to National Grid.

Not necessarily. You want to increase spending during recessions, for example, to keep the economy from bottoming out (which costs even more money in the long term). That’s why Balanced Budget Amendments are stupid; they cost more money over the long term.

I live in an apartment complex in NYC where I have zero ability to recharge my car at night. So guess what? I care about how fast the car recharges on the go, as that’s the only way to charge it.

Really good work with these guys. A major problem with current machine learning algorithms is they are tuned to get you an end result, even if the means to get there are suboptimal and not re-usable for very similar situations. This technique seems superior based on what I’ve seen so far.

Doesn’t work like that. The laws of supply and demand dominate.

Lets be clear: Trade wars do nothing but raise prices and cause recessions.