One of the first things that page says is that it generates less force than a standard marine propeller. That seems like it'd be less efficient and use more fuel to me.
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I guess you must live in that part of Alaska where it's night time for half the year and don't have daylight.
I actually did buy a Sony mirrorless camera several years ago when I was getting unhappy with the quality of my phone camera, right around the time the aggressive denoising tech was introduced. It made all the leaves in my forest photos turn into a smeary mess, not much different from an AI image.
These photos were 6 years apart, but I bought the nice camera shortly after the first photo.
Galaxy S10 vs Sony A9 straight off the camera, similar shutter speeds, but different weather.
This was a whole thing with Samsung phones replacing the moon with a fake one in their telephoto images... I hate how much processing is going into phone images now.
Wow, that's like 1000x more practical than putting them in space
This is more of a "Not In Anyone's Back Yard" kind of situation.
I think the fact it's a checkbox is irrelevant here. From what I understand, these yes/no questions have very real consequences for the patients they're about. If entering the wrong thing can have negative consequences, an AI shouldn't be filling that out. Not to mention, if the data in the medical file is wrong, a nurse who's actually spoken with the patient will actually have opportunities to correct things that an AI will never see.
Well, it looks to be plugged in and charging via a cable. Possibly connected to Android Auto / CarPlay. From the photo they could probably argue it's a battery bank or something like that.
I'm 50/50 on if they really don't have a place to rest their phone vs they were previously using the phone and just put it down between messages. This fine seems a little excessive, but it's consistent with the law there, so /shrug
It's not a $20k repair bill I'm worried about, it's the potential of $100k+ in medical liability that I'm really buying insurance for.
In my area there's plenty of expensive cars driving around too, I somehow doubt the minimum $25k insurance would cover even half the cost of a totaled car + everything involved.
Sarcasm or not, the people dealing with localized datacenter heating during already hot weather don't find it funny.
Yes, all that emitted radiation does cool down the sun. It's why it has a mostly stable temperature instead of getting hotter infinitely.
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Based on that, the input power is a constant because they are comparing against the same motor. I would assume the power consumption is constant rather than bursty for either propulsion system, so there isn't any peak-vs-avg power to be concerned about either.