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by 01100011 4y ago
Probably 6 sessions over two months. I stopped pretty early but given what it was doing to my skin and hair I didn't feel safe continuing. Also it hurts like hell.
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by 01100011 4y ago
Yes and each time you process the incoming camera data in the neural network you have extra calculations due to the sensor fusion with another data source, regardless of its bitrate. Have you worked with deep learning much?
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by 01100011 4y ago
Tried microneedling and all I got was oddly smooth skin that seemed to be accumulating scar tissue (hard to explain). This was with a Dr Pen and the 16 needle tip at 1.5mm. Hair seems thinner now.
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by 01100011 4y ago
Not saying they create a data processing overload. I'm saying they're fed to a deep learning architecture that must then try to fuse disparate sets of data into a coherent picture. The neural network becomes simpler when you rem
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by 01100011 4y ago
We're talking about radar and ultrasonic sensors here, not accelerometers. We're also talking about feeding them to a deep neural network. Not the same thing. Sensor fusion is not being done with a Kalman filter in this case.
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by 01100011 4y ago
You are confused my friend. Reading sensor data is not the same as feeding that data to a neural network and asking it to form a worldview composed of possibly conflicting sensor data streams(i.e. lidar vs vision vs ultrasonic). You are som
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by 01100011 4y ago
I still suspect it's because they need to preserve compute resources for vision processing. Sensor fusion is likely eating up too much of their current HW and limiting their progress in other areas. I suspect Tesla will have to admit
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by 01100011 4y ago
Does exhibiting different reactions in response to a stimulus have something to do with personhood?
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by 01100011 4y ago
Anyone holding stock just got a massive bump above the market value(3-4x?) after Elon overpaid for it. If an employee already sold all their RSUs, well, they probably got nothing.
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by 01100011 4y ago
Sounds like oil fields are better suited to compressed gas storage. I wonder if salt caverns would work though? To solve the pump location issue, you could perhaps pump down air to get the water to come up.
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by 01100011 4y ago
Is there a reason why you wouldn't combine pumped hydro with a diverted fraction of a natural river? You get the ability to store electricity along with some pure generation capacity while still allowing the river to mostly flow unimp
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by 01100011 4y ago
Can you create an underground reservoir, say from an expired oil field, that is of sufficient capacity to create a pumped hydro system in concert with a ground-level reservoir?
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by 01100011 4y ago
I can only comment on my neighborhood in the south SF bay area. Given that the region is a former home to orchards it doesn't surprise me that there is a lack of insects, but given the amount of trees/greenery vs my old SoCal nei
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by 01100011 4y ago
I agree on a personal level as someone hoping to buy a home at a reasonable price in the near future, but you have to remember that most of the wealth of middle America is in the form of real estate. Sure, it's good that we're un
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by 01100011 4y ago
Would it be sufficient to just have a cheap BLE pressure sensor that you could place underneath a potted plant and look for cyclical variations of pressure to determine when to water? I would think that any sensor in contact with the soil
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by 01100011 4y ago
Real estate value in cities rises because of scarcity and demand which then makes any sort of redesign prohibitively expensive. Instead we opt for half-assed approaches like ADUs to provide increased density with substandard units in areas
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by 01100011 4y ago
So you're saying special events, which are intended to attract crowds, are more vibrant when times when there is no special event? Perhaps we should just schedule never ending special events? This deserves more study...
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by 01100011 4y ago
"AI" is making some amazing advances these days. It's fueling quite a bit of optimism and outright delusion. It's getting a bit tiring to read through all the hype.
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by 01100011 4y ago
This. I opted not to continue my EV lease when it ran out. Planning on getting a PHEV in a few months after prices ease a bit more. Right now, PHEVs are more appropriate for many. Also, FWIW, my wife hated the EV charging situation and
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by 01100011 4y ago
Don't be daft. They certainly have their problems, but calling them a dead end is hyperbole. Sure, there are grid issues. There are resource issues(Li, Ni, Co, Al, Cu, rare earths) with both temporary and long-term shortages combined
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by 01100011 4y ago
I'm sure most nerds over 40 remember this show. I didn't watch it religiously but I do remember it fondly. It seemed more targeted towards business users and didn't cover much for hobbyists(i.e. commodore, apple ii, etc).
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by 01100011 4y ago
> but they’re cannabalistic Seems like a place where GMO organisms might make sense. You just have to knock out this behavior somehow.
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by 01100011 4y ago
I believe it's typical before a recession though :D
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by 01100011 4y ago
We (large FANGish) are more or less in a hiring freeze but still grabbing a few new hires here and there. A friend just interviewed for SSE at AAPL and seemed to have the job only to be told they closed the req. I'm still getting lot
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by 01100011 4y ago
Dynamic allocation can fail. Memory can become fragmented or you could just exceed your budget.
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by 01100011 4y ago
Nearly everything I learned about embedded systems programming came from either Embedded Systems Magazine articles( https://www.embedded.com/embedded-systems-design-magazine-ar... ) or just being a paranoid SoB. Writing relia
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by 01100011 4y ago
I believe this shows total returns for Intel(i.e. including dividends): https://stockcharts.com/freecharts/perf.php?INTC The picture is better, but not great. Folks who bought at the peak of the bubble would have need
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by 01100011 4y ago
Glad to hear this. With the exception of a finger of scotch every few months I've given up on drinking. With the change of seasons I've been craving a beer. Looking forward to trying these.
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by 01100011 4y ago
There are a lot of very smart folks who are trying to predict what the fed will do when something breaks. Their opinions are all over the map. In addition to that uncertainty, you have the uncertainty in the market's reaction. If th
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by 01100011 4y ago
https://twitter.com/Osinttechnical is covering this pretty well. Russians are claiming it was a truck bomb and this is backed up by recently posted footage of the truck disappearing into a ball of doom. Videos of the explos

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