And there's a python IDE called spyder which is similar to the matlab IDE.
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And there's a python IDE called spyder which is similar to the matlab IDE.
If there's a problem that fits the description it's medical diagnosis , and it's been known for quite some time that machines are better at this.
and samsung devices have an easy mode
http://www.verizonwireless.com/wcms/consumer/videogallery/de...
Some social science guys would say that this is true for every business - since you're operating in an exploiting system(capitalism) ,someone is bound to get exploited.
Also a new platform means reducing the value of software available to windows/mac, since everything needs rewriting.
http://www.quora.com/Oculus-Rift/Virtual-Reality-Oculus-Rift...
A web connected[1] ultrasonic sensor unit, that you put[3] on the side of your car , and while driving, it recognizes[2] empty parking spaces and sends the location[4] to a cosm.com map.
[1] through your phone hotspot.
[2] since an ultrasonic sensor senses distance, it can sense if you have a car near you or an empty space.
[3] Maybe with vacuum stick units.
[4] You'll need a gsm shield for that.
Also adding advertising as paymemt for security is smart and I could see it enabling companies in that area.
Priebke got hit orders from hitler. Altought there are a few who disobeyed a direct order from hitler and lived to tell about it, Priebke, in his a circumstances would have probably been executed.
Add to that the free use of marijuana (which generally decreases motivation ) , the better capabilities of police enforcing crimes, the possible growing acceptance of unemployment in an automated society, you'll see even further reductions.
[1]http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/111191-Less-Crime-...
Based on the conclusion of this link, it would be interesting to combine MOOC courses for the lecture part, with a technology like knewton, which by monitoring exercises you do , learn about what areas you have problems(and perhaps about misconceptions) , and can guide you to relevant content.
Sound familiar ? if it works so far, why won't it work further on ?