The purpose of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has always been to replace the menial and repetitive tasks we do each day in every sector, so that we can concentrate on doing what we do best. Saving time and money has certainly been a decent outcome as AI infiltrates the business landscape, however, now we are starting to see problems that cause major issues in practice.
It’s sometimes hard to make a splash when there are Livermore dining stalwarts like the Restaurant at Wente and Posada to contend with, but Range Life (2160 Railroad Ave.) has been garnering buzz since it opened in April, bringing a combination of airy interior design, a seasonally and locally focused menu, and craft mixology to downtown. The oft-evolving menu—changed daily and uploaded to the restaurant’s website—means you’ll never have to order the same thing twice (sometimes even if you want to), with choices ranging from grass-fed sirloin steak with roasted mushrooms, to burrata and heirloom tomato salad, to a seasonal cobbler topped with fresh ice cream for dessert. The wine list veers international, but a few local wines are available by the bottle or glass, and the cocktail selection shares the same emphasis on fresh ingredients, with spices and fruit featuring heavily.
My thoughts exactly. Mandatory holes in the frame tubes so a flexible probe can be used by the authorities. Simple!
Well, guess what folks, I posit that it is not only entirely likely that “demand” will collapse, but that it is more likely than not, so the Producer States better get used to the idea. What will be the instrument of this tectonic shift? Some blazing new concept? Nope. It will come from that most prosaic civil engineering structure: the tunnel.
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*When struck by lightning while traveling at relativistic speed through a nuclear reactor. 5 watt RMS.
I’m not going to invest in the high cost of D cells–any more– to check this out, but only rely on experience. All the fluorescent emergency lights I’ve ever owned (and I’ve still got a few)–which used D cells–would not run–last–for 20 hours on a set of D cells, but more like 3 hours at best. (I also know, from experimentation–that the current drain of this type lamp is ≈ 500 mA). (I live in an area where power outages have given me much too ample opportunity for un-wanted data-gathering, and D-cell purchases).
Hawthorn (5854 College Ave.) is one of Oakland’s best destinations for well-crafted women’s clothing with an emphasis on local brands with sustainable production practices—such as Freda Salvador and Ali Golden—so you you’ll not only look good in the clothes, but feel good buying them, too. // If you walk by Bella Vita (5511 College Ave.), don’t mistake it for just a children’s boutique. While the cheery shop does sell clothing for little ones (along with artisan-made toys), Bella Vita also specializes in brightly printed jumpsuits, tops, skirts, and dresses that would make Zooey Deschanel proud. // Whimsy meets functionality at Atomic Garden (5453 College Ave.), where wood-hewn home goods and playful gifts fill the space. You’ll go in for the hand-carved serving spoons, gilded trays, and vibrant indigo pillows, and somehow find yourself leaving with a hammered metal bangle, hand-woven hat, or airy scarf. // Nathan and Co. (5636 College Ave.) is like your neighborhood Jonathan Adler but sassier. Office staples for the disgruntled worker? Check. Swear word-laden celebratory stationery for a recent promotion or engagement? You bet. An old-timey mug emblazoned with the word "wench"? We’re shocked you even asked. // Next door at Maison d’Etre (5640 College Ave.), the offerings is more home-focused, with colorful doormats, artisanal soaps, and expertly designed serveware that you’d be hard-pressed to find at big box stores. // A neighborhood mainstay since 1969, the Oakland location of Pegasus Books (5560 College Ave.) stocks new and used books as well as an impressive array of magazines.
HazMet is a slimmed-down variant of OSI’s automated weather observation system (AWOS) designed to carry out a comprehensive range of meteorological observation activities. The sensor package has been optimised for rapid deployment. It can be set up and transmitting in less than five minutes.
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Also, isn’t it weird that we’re all sticking with mAh as the default battery capacity metric? It’s almost always in the thousands–why not drop some extraneous zeroes and use Ah? Is there some other reason I’m not thinking of, or is it just because the commas look more impressive when you’re advertising crummy counterfeit 18650s on ebay?
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