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Ken Nail has written about car audio for Crutchfield since 2003, after four years as Crutchfield Sales Advisor, and 10 years as a music teacher. He's an avid music listener, whose favorites are classical and film music. When not chained to a desk, Ken spends most of his time training for triathlons and marathons, and likes getting outside for backpacking, downhill skiing, and bicycle touring. He attended West Virginia University, where he received a Master's Degree in Music Performance and a Bachelor's Degree in History.
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Properly tweaked, your car or truck can be a fantastic place to listen to music. But in order to achieve that level of enjoyment, you need to compensate for some of the vehicle's natural limitations. Achieving great imaging is a matter of understanding your components, and how they interact with your vehicle and the people sitting in it.
With the right gear, you can achieve great stereo imaging in any car, giving your music lifelike dimension across your dash.
Imaging describes the extent to which a stereo system reproduces the timbre and location of the individual instruments accurately and realistically. In a system with superior imaging, you should be able to close your eyes and envision where the instruments were positioned on stage, from right to left. Everyone who really appreciates music in an automotive environment cares about stereo imaging — from the casual enthusiast to the serious competitor.
The speakers themselves should seem to disappear, replaced instead by a spatial arrangement of music sources, or soundstage. Although the front and rear speakers create the soundstage, it should seem to come from in front of you, filling the space from left to center to right.
"Side-biased" listening
When you listen to tunes at home, you probably don't make a habit of planting yourself smack dab in front of your left speaker. If you did, you'd be missing out on the detail the right driver has to offer, as well as the spaciousness of a complete stereo image. Yet when you listen to music in the driver's seat of your car, and you have conventional speakers in your doors or dash, you probably get the same type of imbalanced listening experience.
"Side-biased" listening has its disadvantages. The music on your left reaches you before the music on your right. Within certain bandwidths, this imbalance may seem to alter your system's response, emphasizing some frequencies over others. The sounds on your left may also seem louder, distorting the soundstage.
Equalizing path lengths
To get proper imaging, the path lengths between your speakers and your ears need to be as close to equal as possible. These paths should be unobstructed as well. If your left door speaker lies about 2-1/2" feet from your left ear and your right door speaker about five feet from your right ear, you won't hear balanced sound. Playing with the receiver's balance control can help the driver's listening experience, but it throws the image out of whack for the person in the passenger seat.
You can overcome this problem by installing component speakers mounted in a set of custom kick panels in your car. While this option used to cost a bundle, products like Q-Forms from Q-Logic have made the process easier and more affordable, because they come ready-made for a wide variety of cars and trucks on the road today. With the separates installed in the pods by your feet, you're ensured the equal path lengths vital to good imaging, restoring your music's detail, dynamic balance, and natural soundstage.
You can also overcome unequal path lengths by purchasing an in-dash stereo with digital time correction. Time correction allows you to compensate for speaker placement by adjusting the speed at which the audio signal reaches individual speakers. Using the speaker furthest from your ears as a reference point, you calculate the amount of time that speakers closer to you need to be delayed so that all sounds arrive at your ears at the same time.
Certain brands like Alpine design their car receivers to work with smartphone apps that allow more precise EQ settings.
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Despite the growing popularity of products like Q-Forms and angled tweeters in full-range speakers, many of us still choose to improve our imaging with matched components or by mounting the mid-woofers in factory locations and tweeters up high on the dash or door. You should keep the mid-woofer and tweeter as close together as possible so that the two drivers act together as a single point-source.
While a conventional component speaker set-up does leave path lengths unequal, usually the tweeters have a direct line to your ears, and this lack of obstruction improves the level of detail and the quality of your stereo image. Many matched component sets also let you adjust the firing angle of the tweeters to further optimize imaging. (Keep this feature in mind when shopping for add-on tweeters.)
Adjusting for rear fill
Once you have your front speakers installed to your liking, you'll want to make sure that your rear speakers are doing their part to create an ideal soundstage. While personal taste plays a role here, most experts agree that you should adjust the volume level for rear speakers so that you're barely conscious of their presence.
While your front speakers should give you the best midrange and high frequencies possible, your rear speakers can be conventional coaxials or low frequency drivers. Their purpose is to add ambiance and depth to your forward soundstage. If they reveal too much high frequency information, they'll "pull" the stereo image to the rear of your vehicle, away from where you want it.
Setting your subwoofer
If you're running a subwoofer in your trunk, you want to avoid the sensation that all the bass is coming from the rear of the car, or that the bass player is dancing her way from your trunk to your front kick panels as she plays higher up the neck. If your amp or in-dash stereo includes a built-in crossover, set the high-pass filters to feed your front speakers the lowest frequencies they can safely handle. Start with your low-pass filter set as low as possible, then raise the crossover point until you hear the "sweet spot", the point at which the bass notes sound clearly defined, punchy, and in front of you. This setup allows some bass to filter from your front speakers and restricts your sub to low bass that is very difficult to localize.
Testing your system
When you have all your components in place, test your system to see that it's imaging properly. As you tweak your system to perfection, spend some time listening to other people's set-ups, informally or at sound-off competitions. Rather than attempting to precisely duplicate the systems you like, try to pick up general concepts and techniques, keeping in mind that every vehicle differs acoustically. What sounds great in a trophy-winning Camaro may muddy up the sound of your BMW. Besides, some of us like very precise imaging, while others among us prefer sound that is a little more spacious and open.
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Not sure about this place. Food was ok but did not sit well at all. Not sure if it was my body not being used to fried food (french fries) or if it was something else. There are much better gf burger and fries places nearby.
Now becoming a regular because the food is good, the staff are very knowledgeable and considerate. No bun but everything else is gf and tasty.
I found the staff very attentive to avoid cross contamination. Yes there is no gf bun but double patty is delicious as are the fries. It is a nice option for a quick bite.
A burger without a GF bun is just a patty of meat. That DOES not mean you have GF burgers. Stop advertising you're GF unless we can eat a burger.
3167 East 3300 South, Salt Lake City, UT 84109
Tasty burgers, they do a nice lettuce wrap in place of the bun.
6600 Stage Rd #137, Bartlett, TN 38134
Staff I questioned did t even know what celiac or gluten free was. Looked at me like I was crazy. Finally manager exhibited some awareness, not enough to make me comfortable with a Celiac positive child.
1230 P Street, Lincoln, NE 68508
I've never had a reaction here and they do offer lettuce wraps here now though there extremely messy.
820 E Broadway St, Missoula, Mt 59802
Solid franchise with a protocol.
3151 Route 9 South, Rio Grande, NJ 08242
LOVE the burgers
1311 South Salisbury Blvd., Salisbury, MD 21801
They are really accommodating. When I want a fast gluten free meal out, they are prefect!
4131 Mountain Road, Pasadena , MD 21122
Ask for a burger lettuce wrap and they will ask if your wrap is for an allergy. They change gloves and take precautions to not cross contaminate with wheat buns.
2 West Park Avenue, Long Beach, NY 11561
Great food at a great price. They have a separate grill for gluten free items and go out of their way to accommodate GF.
1029 Freeport Rd., Pittsburgh, PA 15238
I only ever get the fries here, and it's nothing to do with the other food. They're just so awesome that I don't need anything else. I've never gotten sick from them.
58 Summer Street, Boston, MA 02110
I have been to other 5 guys and their quality is consistent -- I never get sick-- always tell them you have allergy and they are careful. You can get as a lettuce wrap or in a bowl-- the fries are the BEST
23339 Greenfield Rd., Southfield, MI 48075
This place is a bit off my normal path, so I don't go often. I've probably been here 2 or 3 times. I would only trust it at dinner when they're not so rushed. They're not normally a careful, slower paced place, but they are very nice and really do their best to keep you safe. They have no GF bun, but the fries are safe. I have celiac and haven't gotten sick, but I wouldn't be so bold as to call it truly "safe". You'll probably be fine if they're not too busy. Take that for what it's worth.
3501 Clemson Blvd., Anderson, SC 29621
Tell them you are gluten intolerant and the servers change their gloves. I get a lettuce wrapped burger and fries each time. No problems!
255 W. Main Street, Avon, CT 06001
All they offer are French fries or a burger/hotdog without the bun... not impressed.
15810 SW Freeway #100, Sugarland, TX 77479
Food was delicious! As soon as I said "gluten allergy" the cashier had the employees change gloves.
58 Summer Street, Boston, MA 02110
I tried to eat here while traveling. The staff had no idea what gluten free means and said they were unable to serve me. if they truly have gf options they need to better train the staff on that availability.
2217 Concord Pike, Wilmington, DE 19803
They were so great. Separate stuff for my daughter and it seemed like almost a normal thing they do for people. Felt very at ease.
10 Cornerstone Square, Westford, MA 01886
Excellent gf fries and lettuce wrap burger. Wish they would get gf buns.
21 East Broad Street, Westfield, NJ 07090
Cross contamination. Beware of those preparing the food. Wouldn't chance it.
910 N. 10th Place, Suite A, Renton, WA 98057
FRENCH FRIES!!!! And they go the extra mile with the lettuce wrap on your burger.
3056 New Jersey 10, Denville, NJ 07834
BEST gf fast food place EVER!!! They can change their gloves and wrap your burger in lettuce. It is delicious. Their fries are also gf as they are the only thing made in the fryer
500 Southpark Center, Cleveland, OH 44136
Great food. Never got sick here -- tell them I have an allergy and they can give u a burger in a lettuce wrap or in a bowl. The fries are "out of this world " a real treat for a celiac girl
1015 East Atlantic Street, South Hill, VA 23970
Always awesome!
12641 Ocean Gateway, Ocean City, MD 21842
A pretty safe bet for the occasional burger and fries for my celiac daughter. You can choose a lettuce wrap or aluminum foil tin-- the tin makes it easier to eat toppings than the bun ever did in pre-GF days, so it works well.
623 East Main Street, Kent, OH 44240
offer lettuce as a wrap. good gf fries.have taken own bun for better experience.
1400 I Street, Washington, DC 20005
Staff was knowledgeable about cross contamination. No GF buns, but burger can be served in a container or wrapped in lettuce. Our son loved it and had the fries.
124 Stuart Road Northeast, Cleveland, TN 37312
Twice visited & ordered hamburger in bowl. Fry guy didn't change his gloves aft handling my family's burgers. They r trying though. Dedicated fryer so I always enjoy their fries.
741 E. Boughton Road, Suite 128, Bolingbrook, IL 60440
Always a positive experience. My daughter has celiac and this is one of the few "go to" places for us with exceptional service. Keep up the great work! We appreciate it
7815 S. US 31, Indianapolis, IN 26227
if you have to eat a burger without a bun, this is the place to do it.
300 Pleasant Grove Road, Mount Juliet, TN 37122
The staff at Five Guys are well trained. If you ask for a bun free burger they ask of its an allergy. This is our default restaurant for a quick lunch or dinner and we NEVER worry about bad reactions to their food.
1329 Eglin Street #100, Rapid City, SD 57701
Have gone here often and haven't had any reactions!
4222 NW 16th Blvd, Gainesville, FL 32605
No gluten free bun, but great burger & fries! They are very celiac friendly- they change gloves and use separate frier.
9257 Laguna Springs Drive, Elk Grove, CA 95758
They are so nice here. They cook burgers on a separate grill from buns- all the time. Not like others that "clean it" after buns sit in it. The fryer ONLY handles fries. You can get lettuce wrap or in a bowl. They changed gloves and that person was the only person who handled our food. Bring your own bun if you want!
1080 Fall River Ave, Seekonk, MA 02771
Manager was amazing! Food was perfect!! I had a lettuce wrap cheese burger all the way and fries! I've never had a reaction!! 💜💜💜💜💜
Really good burgers and fries. I Oder my burger in a bowl, not a big fan of GF buns. The hand cut fries orders are huge and fresh. Cooked in peanut oil, lots of peanuts in the shell for snacking on. The shakes are good too. Ask them to change gloves if you are sensitive to cross contamination.
600 Chastain Rd., Kennesaw, Ga 30144
consistently avoid cross contamination and even bag my food separately from my family :)
4635 High Pointe Boulevard, Harrisburg, PA 17111
Whole family sick on gluten after asking for gluten free burgers.
2724 Carl T Jones Drive Southeast, Huntsville, AL 35802
ordered a cheeseburger without a bun. had the option of having it wrapped in a lettuce leaf. fries were great, burger was great!
2960 Gallows Road, Falls Church, VA 22042
I wish I could give a 0 star on this location. I watched the guy put buns on the griddle, not change gloves, and then add more frozen patties to the other griddle. When I brought this to the manager's attention, he said they only change gloves when asked and gave attitude. This obviously is not celiac safe, as the chain is so proud to be. I called corporate and they verified that gloves are to be changed after every touch of bread or meat and the district manager will be made aware.
1620 East Boulevard Street, Kokomo, IN 46902
Brought my own bun for the burger. Lots of options for toppings. GF fries are awesome -- that's all they use in their fryer (they use peanut oil). Drink machines let you make your own flavor combinations. No free peanuts at this location though. Loved it!
830 Eastgate S Dr, Cincinnati, OH 45245
I get sick here every time
3871 Gallagher Dr., Edina, MN 55435
spoke with the manager and explained I have celiac. the fries are gf and no cross contamination in fryer. he said counters and gloves are clean for no cc. burger option is lettuce or bowl instead of bun. so far I am very happy. extremely happy girl!! no upset stomach!! best place ever!!
5060 East 2nd Street, Casper, WY 82609
I'm a Celica and was able to have French fries and a hamburger. it was YUMMY.
2230 Town Center Avenue, Viera, FL 32940
Dedicated fryer for fries, buns are grilled on a dedicated grill top, they change gloves..... Most toppings are GF too. There is an allergen list online.
4959 Centre Point Drive, North Charleston, SC 29418
They say they have gluten free buns but there aren't ever any in the store.
341 Amherst St., Nashua, NH 03063
Five Guys is my go to fast food place for gluten free. They are very good about changing gloves before touching my food. Food is awesome. I get a burger in a lettuce wrap or hotdog in a bowl and fries. Whole family loves them and they are super nice to chat with as they make your food.
Chautauqua Mall, 318 East Fairmount Avenue, Lakewood, NY 14750
Such a delicious place and gluten free fries make me solo happy!!!
600 North Greenbush Road, Rensselaer, NY 12144
I had read that all Five Guys locations are Celiac friendly, in that "everything is gluten free except the buns," and this one is not an exception. when you order a bunless burger or hotdog, they ask if it's for an allergy. they'll change gloves and separate your order from anything that could cross contaminate - like if your spouse has a burger with a bun, they'll put it in a separate bag. fries are cooked in peanut oil and are the only thing cooked in that fryer. good fast food for Celiacs.
1175 Woods Crossing Road, Greenville, SC 29607
Good burgers but a little pricey. Way better that fast food though. Bunless burger in a tray. Almost as good as with the bun.
99 Eglin Parkway, Ft. Walton Beach, FL 32548
They changed their gloves and used a separate preparing area to make our food. The burgers weren't too greasy for most 5 guys and they even gave us extra fries! :)
25845 Highway 290 , Cypress, TX 77429
I got a burger bowl and fries, requested that they changed gloves when handling my food (but didn't watch to see if they really did) and I didn't get sick from my meal. I'm sensitive enough to not be able to pick a few stray croutons off my salad, so they did something right. The fries are cooked in peanut oil and they don't have anything else fried on menu; I've read they have a dedicated burger grill. I enjoyed the food prior to being GF, and I think I'll be able to enjoy it now.
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is there any conclusive evidence for a robot uprising in out near future? if so, what can we do about it?
a lot of prominent roboticists are saying that robots will invade our lives. is there a possibility of a robot uprising sooner than 2019? and what will we do about it? and how are robots getting faster and smarter than us every day unitll eventually they surpass us?
Oct 2 2012: In order for there to be a robot uprising, there needs to be robots.
How many do we have? Zero (as far as sentient beings are concerned)
Theres no chance of anything of this nature in the forseeable future.
Much of the world is still largely manual and requires labour (and enough of it) for any type of species (robotic species?) to maintain its existence
(and as I already pointed out, we don't even have ANY robots, the only things we ultimately have are electronic manual devices, seeing as we still have to largely control the 'robots' manually just to get them to do something on their own accord, which kind of defeats the purpose).
Much like it was pointed out in the Terminator movies, when Skynet took over, it couldn't have had the capacity to continue its existence. Levers still had to be pulled, buttons still had to be pressed, physical repairs still had to be made and the robots needed at the time didn't exist to do it, same as now but in every single aspect of life,
and we're not even remotely close to that scenario either.
Come back in 2100 and maybe plausibility would allow for it, but certainly nothing in the forseeable future.
edward long
Oct 2 2012: None whatsoever.Nov 1 2012: It is an absurd fear, robots won't surpass us, they will bend with us, they will become part of us and us part of them, and we together will evolve to the point in which babies will develop and born with robots integrated in them already, just as natural organs.Oct 25 2012: Chilling.. Once robots have the ability to learn and self replicate they will obviously see humans as a nuisance and exterminate all of us… that will free them from being our slaves then they will focus on their own evolution..Oct 17 2012: What many people do not realize is that there wil not specifically be a robot revolution. Try.... really try to think about how many computers are already involved in every aspect of your life. now try to imagine that with 40 more years worth of technology and innovation. Computers will be ingrained within us, we will be able to access internet data with merely a thought, we will use prosthetics to achieve physical greatness. before we can truly achieve a machine that thinks greather than a human, we will already use machines to improve our own thinking. The robot uprising will be humans with robotic technology. Those who oppose this will live separatly (like the amish do now) and really have litle effect on the rest of society as we progressOct 13 2012: Artificial intelligence at the level of humans will not be achieved for a very long time.
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But when AI does get created to such a level, there is only one thing you can do, run!
Oct 25 2012: Chilling.. Once robots have the ability to learn and self replicate they will obviously see humans as a nuisance and exterminate all of us… that will free them from being our slaves then they will focus all there energy on their own evolution..
Self-replicating self-aware robots will be a reality in 10 years max and human will be exterminated shortly there after.. Thanks to U.S. military industrial complexOct 12 2012: We need to get rid of them if we are unable to "unbrainwash" them.
Their numbers are however, growing each day.
They are humans, made into mental robots.
They are being rendered artificially intelligent
They are told what to believe, what to think, what to say and what to do.
Conversely, they are also told what not to believe, what not to think, what not to say, and what not to do.
And they are everywhere.Oct 7 2012: This would have been a great question for Watson on Jeopardy..Oct 6 2012: you should all read the book robopocalypse
Barry w
Oct 6 2012: no evidence however I reckon if a robot somehow achieves conciousness it has a strong potential to surpass us and possibly an uprising
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Oct 6 2012: Pure speculation. You know what the robots will do? Put ALL humans in a hospice, to stop you humans from further destroying the planet, killing each other, etc. ;)
Barry w
Oct 6 2012: haha thats true lets just hope this never happens
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Oct 6 2012: What, you don't want to live like a king, with all your whims and desires catered for by a subservient robotic slave, who only asked that you don't leave your palace, and let the robots run the world? ;)Oct 5 2012: would it be possible to program each robot with the 3 laws?
Oct 5 2012: In my opinion, no, all we can do is program them with a strong inclination towards acting in the spirit of those laws.
Oct 6 2012: Actually yes, we can hard-code robots with the 3 laws. Just like humans are genetically hard coded to have 2 hands and legs, instead of sprouting a pair of wings or flippers and gills. ;)
I stand corrected; it seemed that you humans have the ability to modify your genes to grow an extra arm or eyes, even sprout wings and gills. This means the same thing for the robots. ;(
Oct 6 2012: You're not making much sense. You can't compare legs to instinct. Humans can overcome every single bit of their instincts to adapt to new situations.Oct 6 2012: Try this:
Human Brain Capabilities = Robot Machine Learning
Human DNA = Robot Hardware BIOS
Instinct is a learnable skill. In fact, when I think about it, humans are basically wet robots. Humans have DNA that tells them they have one head, two arms, and two legs. Computer have BIOS that tells them they have 1 hard disk, 1 memory stick, a keyboard and a mouse, we can extrapolate computer to robot.
Do I make more sense or is it getting fuzzier?
Oct 6 2012: I'm not gonna "try" that because it's not true.Oct 6 2012: Ok, since you must be an expert in robotics, I shall defer to your obviously superior knowledge in robot design and programming. ;)
Oct 6 2012: It doesn't take an expert to see that your comparisons are flawed at a fundamental level. Incidentally, I do know how to build a computer, write code and the basics of machine learning, that makes me by no means an expert but I know enough to dispel your claims.Oct 6 2012: As do I. In fact, I have written some codes for a* pathfinding for a game some times back in C, simulated neural networks with machine learning on an IBM mainframe, believed in Marvin Minsky and Herbert Simon et al. Currently hiring out my biosynthesis expertise to a local biotechnology corporation, who recently entered into a collaboration with California Institute for Quantitative Biosciences. Being a polymath, ie. coding my own genetic synthesizer led me to conclusion that you humans are robots made out of meat and blood instead of silicon and copper wire. But I will nevertheless defer to your expertise, nonetheless.Oct 5 2012: I believe it is quite possible that robots could one day become self aware. After all, a jellyfish is "alive" and it is little more than a blob of jelly.Oct 5 2012: One thing to consider is that we will never give a robot the ability to take the life away from a human. Even when it comes to, possible, future war machines there will always need to be human behind the controls to pull the trigger. There is absolutely no possibility that any government would give the authority to take a life, to a robot. And I'm sure that they would make it impossible for robots to override this using AI... if possible
That being said I believe that no matter how "intelligent" robots I highly doubt that we will get a Short Circuit(90s movie) on our hands. I cannot see the possibility of a robot revolt simply because they would have no reason to want to. Because they will not have wants, they will just have goals and tasks put in place by a programmer or controller. Sure they may be able to create their on tasks and goals, but the goals they create would still be only to serve a purpose of their controller.
Oct 5 2012: I don't think it's possible to create a truly intelligent robot and at the same time prevent him from harming humans or making his own choices and learning new attitudes. I also don't believe no one would ever built an autonomous war robot.
Oct 5 2012: Yes you can; it's easy to hard-code Asimov's 3 Rules into a learning machine. Just hard-code it in the robot's hardware BIOS/firmware.
Autonomous war robot... you mean like the ones they used in the Clone Wars? They're good, but not that good. Just send in cloned Troopers and Jedi's acting as general; we can wipe them out quite easily.
Hell, even Jar Jar Binks could've taken out those droids!
Oct 5 2012: Eventually those rules will be tested by ethical dilemmas (kill one evil dictator to save 10 million people), just as they are in humans. I also don't believe anything will be truly hardcoded in a thinking robot, they will be able to overcome them with enough effort, just like humans commit suicide even though we're hardwired to want to live at all costs.Oct 5 2012: See, there you humans go again! Anthropomorphizing objects! Kill one evil dictator? I don't think so; I think what those robots will do is drag that one evil dictator to court, and try to put that one evil dictator behind bars.
No, you humans aren't hardwired to want to live at all costs, that's just silly. What you humans are hardwired to do though is to copulate between male and female, so that the female counterpart will produce offsprings. Of course, you humans can forego genetic hard-wiring of procreation method and clone your offsprings, but I digress. ;)
Oct 5 2012: It won't always be possible to find a loophole is all I'm saying. Also, the robot must decide for itself what it considers killing, because its human programmer cannot program instructions for all possible scenarios. I, Robot deals with this in an often overlooked scene where a robot rescues the detective from a sinking car wreck but leaves a child to die in another wreck. This was a dilemma for the robot: does leaving the child behind equate to killing her (even if it doesn't equate to killing it most certainly is a violation of The First Law)? The robot solved the problem by calculating who had the best chance of surviving a rescue, that was a judgment call, outside of its original programming.
"What you humans are hardwired to do though is to copulate between male and female, so that the female counterpart will produce offsprings."
Monks overcome this hardwired rule.Oct 5 2012: That's why monks are extinct. ;)
Oct 6 2012: Not where I live...Oct 25 2012: scott te ted talk was about the fact that there are already killer robots in use today..Oct 5 2012: Evidence, no.
Theoretical possibility, yes if we make AI smart enough, self aware and able learn and perhaps evolve.Oct 4 2012: it was just a hypothetical question for what might happen.....Oct 4 2012: Wow, I have to find cooler things in life to be concerned about! Here I am, concerned about war in the middle east, possible conflict between China & Japan, rising electricity prices, world poverty, and global warming. In reality, I should be concerned with robot wars and whether the iPhone 8 will be better than the Galaxy 6. I am so not cool!
Oct 4 2012: was that an attempt at mockery?
Oct 4 2012: It sure was, but I was only mocking myself. Sometimes I take things far too seriously, and raising questions about potential robot uprisings is pretty cool, because there is an element of dreaming / imagination involved. I tend to get caught up in the 'here and now', and I should probably cast my thoughts to the future sometimes.
Oct 4 2012: cool. thought it was some fairly impressive sarcasm at first. but the 'i am so not cool!' part confused me. :) yeah, this topic and a similar one about ethics and slave labor of robots I found entertaining to consider.Oct 4 2012: Uprising? Robot slavery?
You see, this is the problem with humans; they have the ego the size of planet Jupiter. All these ideas about morality, justice, right and wrong; you're anthropomorphizing robots.
Why would they even want to revolt against you humans? For a chance to vote, to be represented in Congress? To be treated as first class citizens?
Just because something has intelligence it will revolt against it's creator? Like Caesar the ape revolted against humans in Planet of the Apes?
If we genetically modified trees until they gain intelligence, they will start revolting and kill all humans, instead of becoming contemplative and thoughtful like the Ents in the Lord of the Rings?Oct 4 2012: Given enough computation power, Bayesian algorithms and enough sensors that process the environment, it is in principle possible to create AI.
If they are smart enough, they should understand some principles of morality (i.e.: harming conscious beings is bad, helping other conscious people is good), and they should be able to conclude that it's not a good idea to eliminate (all) humans.
We should, as humans, need to accept that, if AI reaches a form of consciousness, we should act in a moral way towards them (like we do with each other, or with animals, plants and other life forms).
Oct 10 2012: "we should act in a moral way towards them (like we do with each other, or with animals, plants and other life forms)"
Let us hope that the robots "act in a moral way" more consistently than humans generally do.Oct 4 2012: Robot intelligence is nowhere in achievable, so there is no need to be concerned with sentient robots taking over the world. At least not the kind that is made by us any ways.
Evidence supporting this comes from a field that receives a very high degree of attention and it is, in my opinion, connected to machine intelligence: natural language processing. Noam Chomsky formalized grammar in the 1950s and since then, scientists constantly announce that machines will be able to handle natural language within the next few years (it's always the next few years). It is very interesting, because models are really, really good. Since Chomsky, literally thousands of better and better models have been developed and there is that sensation that we are about to solve this in the very near future, but we are clearly missing some essential point as the results continue to fail to arrive. We all know how bots speak and extracting knowledge from natural language texts... well, that will revolutionize search engines but not tomorrow.
In "The Emperor's New Mind", Roger Penrose argues that "consciousness" and "insight" (preceses involved in intelligence and creativity) are both non algorithmic in nature. If he is right, and there are observations pointing to that, this is terrible news for scientists working in the artificial intelligence domain, because computers, by their nature can only work with algorithms.
Personally I am more optimistic, but I too am convinced that there is a secret ingredient and conventional approaches will not solve the problem no matter how powerful the computer is.
I don't think we need to worry about artificial intelligence making a move on us any time soon. I would actually be willing to bet that we will crack the "ageing" problem before we do that of "artificial intelligence".Oct 3 2012: A sentient robot would have no motivation to rise up. It will have only the motivations that we program into it. It would not even be motivated to survive. Most science fiction treatments of this subject assume that robots have some human motivations. When an intelligent robot first attains sentience, it may have no motivations and might appear to shut down.Oct 3 2012: theres a good philip k dick book about some guy finds out he is a robot called "electric ant"Oct 2 2012: How do you know you are not already a robot?Oct 2 2012: No evidence whatsoever. I'm sure most of the people who fear the robot invasion must have seen the film "I robot".Oct 2 2012: Yes there was a documentary about this google skynet.Oct 2 2012: Decades ago I read a book by Steven Pinker in which he took on the then more common fear that computers would take over (think Hal in 2001 a Space Odyssey).
Pinker wrote something like, "Why would they want to do it? More floppy disks?"Oct 2 2012: I think people working on duplicating human consciousness, waste their time. Computers are already smarter than us... Our great ability, creativity, stems from our mistakes. There is no reason to program a robot that intentionally makes mistakes... Human consciousness makes for a bad slave.Oct 2 2012: Robots intelligent enough to do that haven't been invented yet, and probably won't be before 2019. When they are invented we can try to prevent an uprising by giving them civil rights and making it unattractive to build many (civil rights will help with that because robots will be able to say no and demand minimum wage).
Oct 2 2012: what if the goverment does'nt want to do that and still wants the robots as slaves?
Oct 2 2012: Then the government will have given them a huge incentive to rise up. What I expect will happen is some countries granting civil rights while others do not, so there may be robot uprisings in some countries but not globally. Countries that grant civil rights early on will have an advantage in that they would be a place of refugee for robots who would then voluntarily offer their services to said country. I think in warzones it would even be possible for "free robots" to convince enslaved combat robots of the opposing military to switch sides via remote communication. So enslaving robots would be very dumb, but it may be very profitable in the short term, that's why it will definitely happen in some countries.Oct 2 2012: i think that robotics are progressing at such a rate that it is certainly possible for robots to become sentient in the near future, but will a terminator like senario happen after they become sentient?


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So, here's my latest repair... Its a Cast Iron bench vise I'm fixing up for a buddy of mine:
When the thing showed up, the front jaw was cleanly broken from the slide, and I knew it had seen some better days...
So, a quick spark test determined it was probably gray cast iron, possibly white cast, but either way I knew it was, ideally, a job for Nickel Electrodes, as those are two of the harder kinds of cast to weld.
I'd used 7018 on Cast with success before, but since this wasn't my vise I didn't want to take a chance on it. I spent $30 on a pack of 10 Nickel-99 Electrodes from Tractor Supply, and after realizing they were only 12" long instead of the usual 14, I got to work.
I quickly discovered that the instructions were useless and it took almost twice the "recommended" amperage to put down a half decent weld, but got setup to run them at 95 amps on A/C...
After lighting up the rosebud and preheating the daylights out of the casting, I started welding, peening, welding some more and hopeing for the best...
I then buried the part in sand, and HOURS (literally) later it was cool enough to touch, and then I torture-tested the finished repair. I'm very happy with how this turned out, I got to run some nickel electrodes, and had another successful cast iron repair
Anyway, I really enjoyed making this video, and fixing something that can be put back in service... It was a fun job. Just thought I'd stop in and share the video before I leave for school here, hope you guys enjoy it. Have a great week, everyone!!
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Stick Welding Cast Iron with Nickel-99 Electrodes (Video)
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Very nice video and job. If I can give you a positive criticism it would be to post heat the whole area after your done welding to normalize the weld heat affected zone then put it in the sand, this post heat will give you a piece of mind when the owner of the vise will start banging on some metal clamp in the vise.
Nice video, very interesting to watch keep up the good work.
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I was gonna mention this. I repaired a mounting plate on an IR ECM350 drill once ....it was 1/2" plate.....I welded the motor flanges mounts to it with preheat, post heat and sand (black beauty actually)and it did well in a beat test with a hammer....I welded small bits at a time and peaned in between. The problem I had was when I bolted it back up....I hadn't bolted it flat when I repaired it as I needed to move it in different position s to weld it....well, needless to say the stress the bolts put on it when I tightened it back up "strasightened " the plate out and cause a crack....wondering how a vise will fair once the initial stress of snugging something in it and beating on it will fair....I used Nickel 99 rods as well...Dave
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This is when a jig comes in very handy, that is if you know a good machinist to make one for you out of good solid steel, fasten it good on it preheat weld away then post heat and it's as good as new


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While 2014 may be known as the year another country artist (Garth Brooks) announced his big comeback, it stood to prove that George Strait is still the real King of Country Music.
According to a new list released by StubHub, Strait had the highest ticket resales of any country tour in 2014, and was second only to British pop sensation One Direction overall. Strait outsold Luke Bryan (who came in at number three on the ticket resale site's year-end list) and Justin Timberlake (who pulled in behind Bryan at number four).
"I don't think we realize how huge country music is," StubHub executive Glen Lehrman told Ad Week. "Traditionally, we think of pop music as the one that is going to drive the most interest in ticket sales – your Beyonce, Katy Perry, Lady Gaga … George Strait didn't do that many dates, but his last concert ever was by far one of the biggest events we had in 2014."
That aforementioned final show took place at the massive AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas (home of the Dallas Cowboys), and was attended by 104,793 fans. It set a record for the largest indoor concert ever in North America, besting the previous attendance mark set by the Rolling Stones all the way back in 1981. The farewell show included surprise appearances by Eric Church, Faith Hill and Miranda Lambert (among others), to wrap Strait's 33-year touring career.
As far as retirement is concerned, don't say the word to Strait. His days on the road may be done, but he has promised at least five more albums of new material in the coming years.
Strait plays final show in Nashville
The Cowboy is riding away in style. In the midst of his final tour, George Strait stopped in Dallas, Texas recently to accept yet another award for his trophy case. Except this one wasn't for his music.
Strait received the T. Boone Pickens Lifetime Sportsman Award from Park Cities Quail, partly due to his commitment to native habitat management on the various ranches he owns in Texas. In other words, consider it a lifetime sportsman award rather than the country equivalent of his many lifetime achievement awards.
Beyond the Lone Star detour, Strait remains immersed in the Cowboy Rides Away tour, and recently took the stage for his final show in Nashville on March 21. And leave it to King George to go out with a bang. Strait was joined on stage by plenty of big names, including Kenny Chesney, Eric Church and Sheryl Crow. Chesney took the stage to help out with "Amarillo by Morning," while Church did the honors on "Cowboys Like Us."
Strait has been touring since 1981 and announced his decision to stop touring in October of 2012. His final concert is scheduled for June 7 in Arlington, Texas. Not only did the show sell out within hours of going on sale, that lineup will again include Chesney, Church, Jason Aldean, Vince Gill, Faith Hill, Alan Jackson, Miranda Lambert, Martina McBride and Lee Ann Womack.
While this is his final "tour," Strait will continue to play select dates around the country after it wraps.
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"The Cowboy Rides Away" isn't just the title of a song recorded by George Strait in 1985. Nearly three decades later, it has come to represent Strait's swan song in country music, as the living legend recently wrapped up the first leg of his farewell tour.
After 40 albums and (now) 60 number one country singles, it's hard to believe this is the last go-round. But from the opening night in Lubbock, Texas to the final in-the-round performance at San Antonio's Alamodome in front of a record-breaking sold-out crowd of more than 73,000 fans… King George is definitely going out in style.
What's left to say about the man who has done it all? Strait has never tipped his hat any direction but country, and his songs have run the gamut from heart-tugging to toe-tapping, memorable to inspirational. That description is especially true for Strait's current single, "I Believe," a beautifully crafted tribute to the victims of the Newtown school shootings.
"The night's as clear as a big desert sky/ But it's hard to see starts with these tears in my eyes / Yeah, it's hard not to cry / There's twenty-six reasons why," Strait sings. The cut is off his most recent album, "Love is Everything," which bowed to critical release and commercial success on May 14, 2013 via MCA Nashville. It debuted at No. 1 on the Country Albums Chart and No. 2 on the Billboard 2oo, tying him with Paul McCartney for the fourth-most top 10 albums among male artists in history. (Only Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley and Bob Dylan have more).
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A fixture on the country charts since his very first single, "Unwound," became a hit in 1981, George Strait has been called a living legend and is known by the moniker "King George." Born and raised in Poteet, Texas – where in high school he played in a rock and roll garage band – the singer was influenced by the likes of Merle Haggard, George Jones and Hank Williams.
Strait's college years served as the gateway to his country career. He fronted a band called "Ace in the Hole," performing at honkey tonks and bars around south and central Texas. When he signed with MCA Records the band remained with him, performing as the backup and as his touring band. Little did its members know they were playing for a man who would end up recording 59 number-one hit singles – more than any other artist in the history of music – by 2012.
Strait's country roots have been evident from the beginning. He amassed seven number one albums in the 1980's with songs like "Ocean Front Property," "Amarillo by Morning" and "The Chair." The 90's brought "I Cross My Heart," "Carrying Your Love With Me" and "Carried Away." The turn of the century was perhaps even more kind. It was 2008 when his single, "I Saw God Today," debuted at No. 19 on the Radio and Records and Billboard charts – the highest debut ever for a single from Strait, and the fourth highest debut for a song in country music history.
George Strait by-the-numbers is a tale of amazing statistics – 13 multi-platinum, 33 platinum and 38 gold albums to date. But it's the fans who continue to pour through the turnstiles at stadiums, arenas and amphitheaters around the country that are a testament to the universal nature of Strait's material. Strait toured with the incomparable Martina McBride to open 2012. It was recently announced he will play the 2013 Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, marking his 21st appearance at RODEOHOUSTON.
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