We're not in business of making better cars, we're in the business of making better drivers.
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" Krafcik emphasized today that Waymo is "not a car company" and that his firm is "not in the business of making better cars," but is instead focused on "making better drivers.
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Commit to making better financial decisions, and actually take action.
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If you're not drinking, you're probably making better food choices.
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Making better use of these dollars, however, requires advanced planning.
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In my opinion, Netflix is already making better shows than HBO.
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Making better food choices and exercise will make the biggest difference.
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I just think that women are making better music right now.
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And making better software is what open source is all about.
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And 97 percent-plus of these folks we were making better.
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We're firm believers that the antidote is making better, funny internet.
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It recommends improving how candidates are interviewed and making better background checks.
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But when they went public and promised increasing revenues, it means they've had to devote an enormous amount of their engineering ability into making better ads instead of making better products, or making themselves a better platform for ads.
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Shouldn't Ford be about making better automobiles rather than advancing a social cause?
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Then again, Apple is famous for waiting and making better versions of everything.
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Of all people, they should have been capable of making better-informed decisions.
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Chances are, making better money choices is one of your goals for 250.
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But visitors can also try to limit their footprint by making better choices.
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In short, Coblentz said, making better space food means thinking bigger than countermeasures.
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Making better use of what renewables do exist will help stretch them farther.
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Certainly, hotels seem to like the prospect of making better use of their empty rooms.
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"Latency is the kind of thing you can always invest in making better," says Bronstein.
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Nvidia was founded in 1993 with the goal of making better graphics cards for gamers.
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So I think we've got to be better with the puck and making better decisions.
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"Ultimately, it's about having a higher standard for storytelling and making better movies," he said.
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"[They're] built to find the key to making better predictions of the space environment," says Immel.
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Instead, the company's leadership spoke pragmatically about making better shows and movies to draw an audience.
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Intuition is a powerful part of our intelligence that can assist us in making better decisions.
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AI will create endless opportunities for marketers, from making better ads to measuring them more accurately.
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We shy away from the superficial, and are committed to making better choices for the world.
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Over time, the algorithm will use machine learning to optimize itself into making better and better matches.
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They talked about making Reddit more visual, making better use of the unique personality of each community.
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" Triggs said, "Today more so than the last time I felt like I was making better pitches.
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Koduri came to Intel from AMD and was hired explicitly to start making better graphics for Intel.
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Christakis, for one, isn't afraid of a future where unsophisticated bots coax humans toward making better decisions.
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Measuring time can be used to help infer position, making better clocks invaluable for things like GPS.
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One of the somewhat recent innovations to improve DC savings has been making better use of nudges.
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My biggest fear is making a movie that somebody else is making better at the same time.
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Making better use of it could help address your most glaring challenge: the lack of any revenue stream.
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Some of China's 215-odd domestic carmakers have concluded that it is time to start making better cars.
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"They're going to be making better batteries at a cheaper price than any of the competition," he said.
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It is not a matter of claiming more land but making better use of what we already have.
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A government task force is considering a wide range of options for making better use of available land.
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"We are making better jobs that we hope appeal to a broader range of people," Mr. Borman said.
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Auguste said making better use of existing infrastructure is much cheaper than building new canals or water retention basins.
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DJ Quik challenged Kanye West to get his head out of Kim Kardashian's vagina and start making better music.
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That creates additional value, and in such a model companies have to compete by making better goods and services.
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The demand for a well-trained biomedical science workforce to tackle the challenges of making better medicines remains high.
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"The excitement in the field is making better vaccines for strains that are killing people right now," he said.
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Tesla has eschewed paid advertisingMusk tweeted last year that he&aposd rather put ad dollars into making better products.
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The victims of the colonial regime should continue to press their claims, and Japan ought to try making better apologies.
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By making better games, exploring new technology including virtual reality (VR) and setting sights on upcoming markets, according to Vesterbacka.
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I don't know about you, but I'd love a team that's constantly learning, making better decisions, and feeling more engaged.
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Teens "are making better decisions," said one of the authors of the report, which examines data from 2007 to 2017.
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Of course, Lyft's gains could simply result from it making better business decisions and putting pressure on its beleaguered rival.
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President and CEO Patrick Doyle turned the chain around so successfully by heeding the public's criticisms and making better pizza.
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And while we think we make really, really good games, there are people out there making better stuff in some ways.
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"I think the last two or three innings I was making better pitches than I was in the beginning," he said.
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Making better decisions on emissions is always going to be helpful - whether it's now, in 5 years or in 20 years.
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The Yankees clearly could have helped themselves by finding better prospects later in the draft, or making better choices up high.
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"Why, given all the things we are doing, are we not making better progress?" asked Senator Rob Portman, Republican of Ohio.
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And, "I think that individuals will be making better decisions," including using contraception if they are at risk of Zika, he said.
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Making better ads was at first a painstakingly manual process; in 2013 the Vox Media revenue team built 90 custom ad units.
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Studies have also shown that Spain could save about $330 million a year in electricity costs by making better use of sunlight.
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President and CEO Patrick Doyle turned the chain around so successfully, for one, by heeding the public's criticisms and making better pizza.
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Doug Anmuth, an analyst with the bank, issued a note explaining that the platform is making better use of its existing users.
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This was what happened when his team launched an initiative aimed at making better use of ServiceNow data to improve their services.
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Other promising areas include variable compression ratios — a technology Nissan plans to introduce next year — and making better use of available fuels.
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And you could strongly argue that there's no company making better budget and midrange options than the Moto E4 and G5 Plus, respectively.
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Making better choices is "one of the most important steps a person can take to reduce the risk of heart disease and obesity."
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Some buyers collect them, he says, and some potters study them to learn old techniques—often as a path to making better fakes.
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If you can't say that you are making better decisions and learning better lessons, then you know that you need to grow up.
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He added the company has been making operational improvements like adding tools, making better recommendations, making it easier to use Amazon demand-side platforms.
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"Since the Twins series, I've been swinging the bat better, making better contact," said Martin, referring to last weekend's four-game set at Minnesota.
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As transistors become harder and harder to shrink, computing firms are starting to look at making better use of the transistors they already have.
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Green believes that if people can understand how toxic their words are before posting them, they'll start making better decisions about what they write.
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Here's what she has to say about getting the job you want, finding good mentors, embracing diversity, making better decisions and using technology properly.
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They identified that some people were actually sourcing things—you know, better quality products or making better things and getting more money for it.
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The objective was "to clean it up, but to keep the charm of it, while making better use of the spaces," Mr. Franzen said.
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The WHO said alternatives to using antibiotics for disease prevention in animals include improving hygiene and farming practices, and making better use of vaccines.
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"They need to spend their time on making better their country, their economy," Khoury said in an interview after Reuters informed her of the hack.
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It boils down to making better choices across three things — set yourself up to be active, make good food choices and use time with purpose.
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Only then a funny thing happened—having given up on glory, she started making better records, none finer than this efficiently recorded jazz quartet showcase.
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Addepar allows financial advisers to plug information about customer assets from various accounts into one central system, with the goal of making better investment decisions.
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He's making better contact in the zone, too, as pitchers realize they can't get a high fastball past him the way they did last year.
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"We have to do a better job ... just executing our offense better and making better decisions," Nets coach Kenny Atkinson told reporters after the loss.
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President Trump has staked a large part of his presidency not only on righting this wrong but on making better trade deals across the board.
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The more I came to understand about him, the more I kicked myself for not making better use of the time I had with him.
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Sources close to Rob tell TMZ ... he quit drinking recently and has been focusing on making better diet choices -- including cutting down on fast food.
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Joe Biden leads with black voters, and Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders are making better inroads with younger ones than Kamala Harris and Cory Booker.
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In the longer term, those data will also shed light on the atmospheric and oceanic physics that underpin intensification, making better forecasts possible in the future.
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Everyone will remember BMW for their fantastic cars: It is a fantastic platform and I am amazed that no one is making better use of that.
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" "The difficulty in making better long-term decisions away from a quarterly reporting cycle certainly stands out as being beneficial, so we'll see how it develops.
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With capabilities for malicious activity evolving faster than business-as-usual can adapt, NATO can play a role in making better cybersecurity a top global priority.
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Macy's is also looking for ways to divide its real estate, making better use of square footage that has become less profitable to stuff with inventory.
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The TV industry is making better shows than they ever have, but is suffering because they have little understanding of modern consumer behavior and choice architecture.
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Patients need more help clarifying their values and forming informed preferences as a means to making better treatment decisions at the end of life, Heyland said.
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"For guys like us, you can't really get a summer job making better money," said Mr. Goldman, who lives in the Bergen Beach section of Brooklyn.
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"I actually felt really good, I think the last two or three innings I was making better pitches than I was in the beginning," Hendricks said.
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AMD is focusing on the fundamentals, hoping and expecting that just making better processors will set it in good stead to sell more of them than before.
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It does so better than the Galaxy Fold by keeping the thickness under control, making better use of its single display, and by avoiding ugly camera cutouts.
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The notifications shade has been completely revamped in N. Things are much tighter visually, with a full-width design and smaller icons making better use of space.
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The company started in 2007 with the simple goal of making better-fitting pants for men and has since grown to become an all-encompassing menswear brand.
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As opposed to saving in a standard checking account, consider opening one that actually earns interest or, if you have one already, making better use of it.
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Bose was once practically unchallenged in the noise-canceling headphones market, and in the past couple of years, Sony has frankly beat it by making better headphones.
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She takes it all out on Nick and demands that he start thinking and making better decisions because she can't be the one fixing everything all the time.
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In 2018, Harry's spun off a new women's brand called Flamingo (its general manager also went to Wharton), which is making better shaving and waxing solutions for women.
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"Risks from leverage can be addressed by creating a harmonized reporting framework and by making better use of existing possibilities to set leverage limits." editing by John Stonestreet
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And as we have seen over the last few months, the president views tariffs as one of his greatest weapons to force other countries into making better deals.
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Spielman -- who like Zeke, played his college ball at Ohio State -- says the running back needs to grow up already and start making better decisions off the field.
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In addition to offering guidance to patients and doctors, the database would be a treasure trove of insights to guide drug developers in making better R&D decisions.
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As a result, FDA is rewarded for erring on the side of risk aversion, rather than for making better affordable drugs available to patients as soon as possible.
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In addition to making better food choices and working out whenever she can, Shannon admits that one of her secrets is that she sleeps in until 1 p.m.
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That's presumably why Apple is adding the ability for Safari to automatically show the desktop version of websites on the iPad, making better use of its larger screen.
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Technology has the opportunity to improve these systems not by adding more cameras or recording more footage, but by making better use of the information in real time.
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I have a responsibility to the 49ers, our fans and our community, and I am committed to learning from this situation and making better choices in the future.
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More recently, many organic farmers have been switching practices — harnessing techniques like integrated pest management and making better use of insect predators — to get this cost differential down.
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"It's always a struggle to get them to pay for an unbiased financial plan, in part because they don't understand the value of making better financial decisions," Haas said.
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And when he brings Issa her favorite candy, Raisinettes, he really hears her when she talks about putting her block party on hold and making better decisions in life.
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Here are the five mistakes people make that lead to wasted money and terrible buyer's remorse when picking up new gadgets, and the easy fixes for making better buys.
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But the bees were making better-than-chance decisions, which is evidence that they have some mathematical ability, or at least a sense of less than and greater than.
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No, Apple isn't getting rid of the classic grid of icons and folders — though you can get six columns of them now, making better use of the iPad's big screen.
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The shift in focus of Alphabet's self-driving car project, Waymo, to making better drivers rather than better cars eliminates immediate competitive concerns between the tech giants, the report said.
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If you're interested in making better use of your down time, and especially if you have more of that this summer, consider a book the Microsoft co-founder himself recommends.
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While employing good recycling practices and avoiding driving a Hummer to work every day can certainly help, we can (and should) be making better choices about the products we use.
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If you already are or want to start making better choices about where you shop and what you buy, I strongly recommend Nothing New for your next pair of sneakers.
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Both would be wise to recognize that people do "care" about government competence and that making better decisions would have made a crucial "difference" in two moments of epic failure.
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I was always kind of aware of that, but was never literally aware of that, so now I'm hyperaware of that, and I feel like I'm making better design choices.
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According to Thredup CEO James Reinhart, the goal is to make the stores as personable and convenient as possible, accepting returns and making better-educated purchases of inventory for each location.
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Saxx Ultra Boxer Brief, $32Aside from Saxx giving the underwear and technology funny names like "Sock Monkey" and "Ballpark Pouch," the brand is pretty serious about making better underwear for men.
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Jeff Speck, a city planner and author of the book Walkable City Rules: 101 Steps to Making Better Places, said he felt personally hurt by Uber's new candor on public transportation.
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"Millions and millions of people are making better decisions when they have this piece of paper in front of them," said John Runyan, executive director of the Coalition for Paper Options.
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Life becomes something in which you have power and agency, and then you're more well-positioned not only to avoid future mistakes but also to be financially successful by making better choices.
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"When you don't swing at bad pitches, and you're only swinging at good pitches and pitches in the zone, then you have more possibilities of making better contact," Cespedes said in Spanish.
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Beyond just being an interesting intellectual puzzle, understanding Non-Newtonian Fluids—cornstarch and water is just one example—has all kinds of applications, from making better batteries to bulletproof vests, Cates said.
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Across a wide range of classically risky teenage behaviors, today's teenagers are getting tamer and more responsible, making better decisions and eschewing the dangerous choices that, for many adults today, defined youth.
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Gamergate adherents seemed to believe the focus of the industry should be making better games, an argument that ignored that for many, having more diverse games was necessary for having better games.
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Since the financial downturn, a growing number of companies across the world have sought to position themselves as cheaper and more user-friendly alternatives to banks by making better use of new technology.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Big computer-driven hedge funds such as AQR Capital Management, Aspect Capital and Two Sigma lost money in the first seven months of 210, with human stock-pickers making better returns.
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When the new software launches, you'll be able to pin your favorite widgets to the home screen alongside your app icons in landscape mode, making better use of the iPad's more expansive display.
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"He looks like the 30-year-old actor pretending to be a teenager in your ninth-grade health class video about Making Better Choices," Alexandra Petri wrote of Ryan in The Washington Post.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Energy firms could save an annual $73 billion within five years in oil and gas exploration and production by making better use of existing computing technology, energy consultancy Wood Mackenzie said.
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Another similarity is that for investors, outperforming one's peers involves some combination of making better decisions than them and being luckier than them — the same things it takes to beat opponents in poker.
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This kind of equipment is part of a plan to reshape primary health care in Africa, using technology for cheaply diagnosing illnesses and making better use of the limited numbers of doctors and nurses.
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I think what we're looking for as the end is the eventuality that at some point the band runs its course—the music kind of trails off, we're not making better records than before.
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A new study, "Making Better Places: Autonomous vehicles and future opportunities," explores how self-driving vehicles will help transform where we live, from the physical improvements on the street to larger societal and economic impacts.
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Daniel Zhang, who in September took over running the firm from Jack Ma, its charismatic founder, is trying to transform Alibaba by making better use of its vast trove of data to create more value.
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To put it another way: Programs like My Brother's Keeper insist on making better versions of Trayvon Martin, the black victim, instead of asking how to stop creating people like George Zimmerman, the racist vigilante.
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He and his colleagues think they can shrink a modern supercomputer of the sort that occupies a warehouse into a volume about the size of a cardboard box—by making better use of the third dimension.
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That's not to say we don't like it, it's just we're both of the mind that if we're not making better and better records, we may as well stop... or at least think about it - ha.
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All of these enhancements are designed to increase the level of automation and help sales teams run more efficiently with the ultimate goal of using data to more sales and making better use of sales personnel.
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Story at a glance The idea of falling back and springing forward goes all the way back to Benjamin Franklin, who conceived of it as a way to conserve energy by making better use of daylight.
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Academics and city planners are still studying whether the companies will help reduce carbon emissions by making better use of existing vehicle fleets, or increase them by clogging traffic and diverting riders from trains and buses.
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But what I continue to see after that movie is how many people continue to eat the [same] food that they did before — because fast food companies say they're making better options, but in reality, they're not.
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Commit to making better choices If you made a mistake, acknowledged it, and took responsibility for yourself, the next step is to commit to learning from what happened and preventing yourself from making that same mistake again.
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Meeting the challenge of a transformation to a cleaner and more modern transportation sector requires infrastructure that reduces congestion not by just paving new lanes, but by making better use of the lanes and capacity we have.
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Google still seems to be making better apps for iPhone than for its own operating system, but the new update should at least make Hangouts more equal as Google pushes it live across various stores this week.
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I THINK THE PRESIDENT IS MAKING BETTER DECISIONS BECAUSE OF IT. IT'S THE MANAGEMENT STYLE HE WANTED WHEN HE PUT TOGETHER A TEAM OF ME AND PETER NAVARRO AND WILBUR ROSS AND BOB LIGHTHIZER AND STEVEN MNUCHIN.
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She had worked at low-paying service jobs (shoe store, ice-cream shop); heard about a girl in the neighborhood making better money in an East Village dungeon; found a Craigslist posting and quickly landed a job.
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The people who missed out on the payments have changed jobs, relocated or are otherwise unreachable based on currently available information, the company said, adding that it was widening its search efforts and making better use of technology.
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In a recent interview conducted by Deloitte, Guy Champniss, vice president of consumer science at Enervee, explained that Millennials are frequently motivated by the social aspects of making better choices about energy use, and more broadly about sustainability.
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Wincor Nixdorf said it was making better than expected progress with restructuring and now expected operating profit before restructuring costs to be within 160 million euros to 190 million, up from a previous forecast of 150 million euros.
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You start making better decisions about your food, maybe smoking less, maybe walking a little more, getting up from bed, and that makes your diet fall into place and then your lab values tend to just fall behind.
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They merely get better with scale; the more that people bought digital cameras, the more manufacturers could invest in making better sensors, which became less expensive and offered better resolution, which in turn spurred sales, and on and on.
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We are also working with the feed industry to develop an easy-to-use tool which can guide them towards making better choices by making the kind of information that they need to make good choices visible and easy to understand.
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Galperin also noted that he's a big proponent of making better use of government-owned land, adding that the city of Los Angeles is arguably the biggest owner of property in Los Angeles, and needs to take advantage of it.
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Junior Trayvon Reed, listed at 22-foot-222.7, nearly averages a double-double with 23 points and 7.73 rebounds, and he is the only player among the Tigers' top five scorers making better than 27.7 percent of his shots (285).
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Click here to view original GIFOn residential streets, garages are no longer necessary and sidewalks no longer need to be grade-separated for safety, becoming part of the street[Making Better Places: Autonomous vehicles and future opportunities]Open kinja-labs.com
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" "It's a long-term issue that has been around certainly for years, and the whole argument coalesces around better corporate planning for the future, making better long term decisions if you're not strapped with reporting our results every 90 days.
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In addition to making better anti-venoms, WHO plans to focus on strengthening health-care systems, prevention and education, making sure people can recognize the poisonous snakes in their communities and making simple changes in behavior such as wearing shoes.
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For now, genomic test results are important for making better treatment decisions in ER positive, stage 85033 or 2 breast cancer, which is the most common presentation of breast cancer in the US accounting for over 150,000 cases every year.
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Artificial intelligence has the potential to radically transform the financial services industry and firms are spending billions on the technology with hopes it will result in smarter decision making, better customer service, reduced fraud, and, perhaps most importantly, massive cost savings.
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American city planner Jeff Speck has been advocating for walkability for the past 250 years, and in his new book, Walkability City Rules: 2000 Steps to Making Better Places, he carefully outlines how to "sell" walkability and then implement it.
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Contractors in the Keys have always had a reputation for making better buildings, and the improved standards helped even further, said Charlie Danger, the former Miami-Dade chief building inspector who led the charge to improve building codes after Andrew.
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Moreover, she is making better decisions with the ball even when she isn't shooting it; Griner's assists per game have more than doubled, to 2.1 from 20083, and her turnover percentage has dropped to 12.2 this season from 15 last year.
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He needs to prove that by effectively tearing up the post-World War II national security compact in favor of a foreign policy based on what he describes as making better deals for America, he can make the nation safer and more prosperous.
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He thinks the solution to making better decisions—and thus creating a better, kinder, more equal world—is to learn to override our empathy switch, and makes this case in Against Empathy: The Case for Rational Compassion, out this month from HarperCollins.
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In a 2012 interview with the Directors Guild of America, he laid out his vision for balancing practical effects work with computer-generated enhancements: The thing with computer-generated imagery is that it's an incredibly powerful tool for making better visual effects.
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And apart from the debate over how to pay for national upgrades, there is the question of how much can be gained from additional infrastructure spending versus how much can be gained by making better use of what is already in place.
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The fancy kitchen cookbooks are still out there but somehow feel less important, ceding their slots in our rankings to the tomes that focus on making better food at home, perhaps perfecting a long braise or getting a little philosophical instead of fussing with plating.
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Under CEO Mary Barra's leadership, GM is making a conscious effort to diversify its talent pool, which means that it is building a workforce that's representative of its customer base from the top down, which bodes well for making better decisions in the future.
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In a call with Oden Technologies co-founder and CEO Willem Sundblad, he said that the company's mission is to help manufacturers achieve "perfect production," in terms of not only making better products but also making them faster, cheaper and with much less waste.
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Perrette, Discovery's international chief, said the Olympics rights would be cash flow positive over the course of the deal and that the company was making better than expected progress on sublicensing deals to other broadcasters, which is a major source of revenue for Eurosport.
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In the next ten years, we are going to create massively-valuable companies using deep compute to improve and QA decision-making, better enable empathetic health providers, and impact systems of care to create more personalized experiences for patients at every stage of their journey.
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While the team wouldn't say much about what this new browser would look like, it seems the focus here will be on making browsing faster and more convenient on the desktop by making better use of the bigger screens and faster machines we all now use.
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Throughout the collection, stanza topics matter-of-factly alternate between light and dark, day and night, life and death, up and down, the one and the many, squares and circles, yes and no, you and me, and other elemental oppositions, without making better-worse value judgments.
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However, the company's long-term vision involves making better sense of our massive photo collections by tying pieces together from different sources – including messaging apps or even older family photos from grandma's albums – in order to derive the context, and help us find those memories that are actually important.
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"Overall, I think youth are making better decisions, particularly about their sexual behavior and their drug use," said Kathleen Ethier, director of the CDC's Division of Adolescent and School Health in the National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention, who was an author of the report.
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A day after the Federal Reserve chair, Jerome H. Powell, asserted his independence from the White House, President Trump responded by suggesting that nobody had heard of Mr. Powell until Mr. Trump tapped him to run the Fed and implying that the head of Europe's central bank was making better decisions.
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"In the areas that are under their control, [teens] are making better decisions, but the things that are happening to them, both in terms of violence victimization and the mental health and suicide implications for that, are really concerning," Kathleen Ethier, director of CDC's Division of Adolescent and School Health, told BuzzFeed News.
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Making better use of the data the government holds is something that was emphasized by former President Obama and recently highlighted in President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's management agenda.
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So with hindsight and some hard-won wisdom, Dalio would have told his younger self, "you can be worlds smarter and raise your chances of making better decisions if you could simply be humble and worried enough about being wrong to have the smartest people who are willing to disagree with you and challenge you so that you could examine their reasoning," Dalio wrote on Reddit.
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I think everybody learning to code can make the world a better place because it will allow people to develop things faster and more efficiently, which will solve all the problems that need solutions that can be developed, like making food and power distribution more efficient, building better rescue robots like the ones at DARPA, and making better artificial intelligence to solve problems for us.
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Uber also claims the acquisition will support an expansion in the "variety and reliability" of services offered, touting a "broader range of price points" for ride-hailing consumers, while claiming that those driving for the two brands should expect an increase in trip growth and "improved services" which it says will support better work opportunities and "higher and more predictable earnings" by making better use of drivers' time on the road.
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It's so easy to think of the two concepts as polar opposites, but when you think of the impressive array of technical tools and materials we create and use for the sake of making better art—everything from laser cutters to Photoshop to 3D printers, resin casting and even game code—it's infuriatingly ignorant to think any of that will just stop when we advance to some arbitrary point of futuristic enlightenment.
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Among his 11 books were "Games and Decisions: Introduction and Critical Survey" (with R. Duncan Luce, 1957), "Applied Statistical Decision Theory" (with Robert Schlaifer, 1961), "The Art and Science of Negotiation: How to Resolve Conflicts and Get the Best Out of Bargaining" (1982), and two more accessible volumes: "Decision Analysis: Introductory Lectures on Choices Under Uncertainty" (19793) and "Smart Choices: A Practical Guide to Making Better Decisions" (with John S. Hammond and Ralph L. Keeney, 1998).
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