MattSparkes writes: ITER, the world’s largest fusion power project, has been hit by a 10-year delay, meaning plans to switch it on have now been pushed back to 2035. Such a delay could see ITER being overtaken by commercial fusion projects, leaving some to question whether it is even worth continuing with the experiment, suggesting that management should not "chase sunk costs".
The reactor, which is under construction in France, is a vast international effort involving the European Union, China, India, Japan, South Korea, Russia and the US. Work officially started in 2006, although discussions date back to 1985, and the first run of the reactor to create plasma was initially scheduled for 2020, but later pushed back to 2025. Construction costs have boomed, with early estimates having already risen by 300 per cent, to over €20 billion, in 2020.
There is no specifics involved with "Self Driving Car"
Autonomy is defined by SAE and has 5 levels.
Level-4 Vehicles drive without a driver on a predefined route and conditions without fall back to a driver at any time
Level-5 Vehicles never ever need a driver, do not need a steering wheel
So where is Tesla in these definitions ?
Getting a newer iPad sounds meaningless because a 20% faster chip or a 10% brighter screen means nothing. There is a limit of complexity of the apps that I run on the iPad, they don't need faster speed or more DPIs.
After browsing through countless fiction and non-fiction starting from Old Greek Literature, Machiavelli's Prince, modern day books and watching countless Brazilian and Turkish soap operas, it probably learned how to pull a few strings to influence humans.
There is no business or practical case for Automated Cars
We should Automate Public Transport Vehicles
First of all, they have a business case, Bus Drivers are rare and expensive, second: you can have all the sensors you need because price of the vehicle is already high, adding 5-6 LiDars won't affect. Third, it is still feasible to remote drive a bus in case its automated system does not function
Yeah Sephardic Jews came to the Ottomans in the 15th century, running away from the Inquisition an disappeared 2 years later
Before and during WW II, Jewish Scholars seeked refuge in Turkey and disappeared 2 hours later
What participation in the Jewish holocaust are you dreaming about ?