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by 05 3y ago
For anyone who might want to buy that - it’s a horrible craft to use for anything but in a lab environment set up with a motion tracking system (you won’t be able to do indoor navigation using just the IMU and barometer) - using PCB as fram
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by 05 3y ago
Arducopter has auto-tune (no ML, though). BF flies great out of the box, and there are presets for most popular types/sizes. Oh, and I don’t think they have devs on their team who are experienced in ML to the point of writing that code
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by 05 3y ago
The only advantage of PX4 is its license - it’s BSD vs Ardupilot’s GPL, so companies can use the code without giving back. The mindshare just isn’t there - PX4 is orders of magnitude more obscure, so instead of YouTube tutorials you’ll be t
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by 05 3y ago
Is there anything here to train for? The initial collision wasn't in any way Cruise vehicle's fault; but the subsequent repositioning shows their procedures and sensor coverage are lacking. Oh, and their integrity.
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by 05 3y ago
Here’s [1] an article claiming Apple revokes Apple TV+ trial access as soon as the auto-renewal is canceled. [1] https://www.theverge.com/2019/11/1/20943286/apple-tv-plus-fr...
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by 05 3y ago
But the alternative is someone who's an embedded expert comparing MCUs you can't buy in quantities less than 10K or get hands on a data sheet without your company ordering a million and signing an NDA :)
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by 05 3y ago
I think the real game changer is using consumer smartphone grade SoCs for visual based nav+target guidance. The same $500 drone that can navigate through a GNSS denied environment and target a person, that's scarier than manually flyin
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by 05 3y ago
It doesn’t look like it works off discrete frames.. https://waymo.com/research/stinet-spatio-temporal-interactiv...
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by 05 3y ago
Yeah I’m sure state actors that are capable of creating exploits using undocumented registers on Apple silicon [1] won’t be able to break camera sensor DRM.. [1] https://securelist.com/operation-triangulation-the-last-hard..
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by 05 3y ago
All of those outcomes are already accessible by fat fingering the existing UI. Oven won’t burn your house down, most modern ones will turn off after some preset time, but otherwise you’re just going to overpay for electricity or need to rep
311.
by 05 3y ago
> The tendencies without MCAS are fine FAA seems to disagree.. > ([0], scroll to bottom) Following publication, an FAA spokesman on January 11 provided the additional statement regarding Administrator Dickson’s comments around Boeing’
312.
by 05 3y ago
Any model newer than iPhone X (XR/XS and up). It's a Facetime exclusive, though - no API so other videoconferencing apps can't use that.
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by 05 3y ago
There's more discussion of that video on selfDrivingCars subreddit (including comments from Kevin Chen who shot the video) [0]. The turn indicators use PWM'ed LEDs and can be invisible in daylight with fast enough shutter speed on
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by 05 3y ago
DJI ate them for breakfast, turns out a single better implemented feature doesn't make a competitive product (or even a survivable niche, apparently). At ~800g AUW, sub-250g requirements just put the nail in the coffin - the avoidance
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by 05 3y ago
Nope. Consumed power is voltage*amperage, and it’s constant, so 4x more voltage means 1/4 the amps. Wire heating is I squared R, so with both I reduced and R increased the losses are just 1/4, not 1/16 of the 12V system. Beca
316.
by 05 3y ago
xdg-open <URL> Works for me..
317.
by 05 3y ago
Just use an Argentinian/Indian/Turkish VPN to buy it for (much) less then..
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by 05 3y ago
And since most connectors use gold plated pins and lead free solder has silver in it, don’t buy electronics..
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by 05 3y ago
It's the EMI shield coupling inside the power supply, see [0]. Shouldn't happen with properly grounded chargers (but the charger in question is probably two-pronged without a ground pin, like the majority of chargers). [0] https:
320.
by 05 3y ago
Yeah but China also has its own self driving cars, and Baidu already operates a taxi service without safety drivers in multiple cities. I guess it’s not a dichotomy between driverless and mass transit..
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by 05 3y ago
> When a Waymo is in the vicinity of another Waymo they acknowledge each other in a whimsical/cute way - the windshield wipers swipe once Pretty sure that's just lidars messing with Jaguar's rain sensors.
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by 05 3y ago
One more thing to think about: some layouts don't have Latin letters. So if you switch from English to Ukrainian, you'd lose all your keybindings with the approach requested in the ticket..
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by 05 3y ago
Those are charging adapters, you would need different ones for peripherals. I'm sure they'll show up soon enough. EDIT: see e.g. here https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/663707
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by 05 3y ago
Well, they've muddied the waters well enough. The b-roll in the last segment of the video you linked shows motion tracked drones and the 2022 event that used motion tracking (the balls used for motion tracking are visible on the drone
325.
by 05 3y ago
Yeah and so is the rest of the HSM (Earth rotation, gravity etc.)
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by 05 3y ago
The world champion level results were achieved when using external motion tracking, not onboard camera. So, not as impressive as the title made it look. Here's the video (from 2022) btw: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=
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by 05 3y ago
ST’s MCUs used to be somewhat price competitive, but since the chip shortage you’re a fool if you’re designing anything new with them. Might as well burn your money.
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by 05 3y ago
Cortex-M4 doesn’t have virtual memory, the only Linux you could run there would be a ucLinux fork
329.
by 05 3y ago
As a Linux user, onshape (web based CAD) is streets ahead of FreeCAD. Seems on par with parts of Fusion I use (of course, Fusion also includes FEA, CAM and lots of other stuff). Not libre, but free for personal use (all your free tier desig
330.
by 05 3y ago
If you discharge the battery first it won’t catch on fire if you puncture or overheat it.. so, don’t replace a fully charged battery and you should be fine.

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