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721.
by 0_____0 2y ago
In Boston the college radio stations are a lovely and weird respite from the Cumulus and Iheart scourge. Weirdly enough Canada seems to have better and less grating radio, anecdotal from my experience in BC.
722.
by 0_____0 2y ago
That was the policy intention in the 70s. Prop 13 plus zoning most land area for SFH ensured that boomer property owners could get rich. Back then it wasn't clear just how rich, though.
723.
by 0_____0 2y ago
If you want more points downrange, you design your scanner to work on a smaller FOV. Some things change - you need an optical design that scans a small area in front of it somehow (faceted mirrors are popular), and at some point you need a
724.
by 0_____0 2y ago
This is classic "middlebrow dismissal."
725.
by 0_____0 2y ago
If this means there are three major mobile OS players rather than two, I'm happy. Google keeps shoehorning crap and dark patterns (break unrelated functionality if you don't have location turned on, break functionality unnecessari
726.
by 0_____0 2y ago
The result here seems a bit like what I imagine "Audio Description" for visual media would read like as a transcript. Maybe it would work better if the model was trained on novels, rather than a more general corpus?
727.
by 0_____0 2y ago
They added in the Oct7 attacks?! Pretty abhorrent. That being said, I'm not sure what counter-terror objective blocking this game actually has.
728.
by 0_____0 2y ago
I think they're talking about joining a holding pattern as inbound traffic to an aerodrome
729.
by 0_____0 2y ago
Universal Paperclips was my favorite piece of art I interacted with this year (so far). It really affected how I think about what I'm doing, and what humanity is doing as a whole.
730.
by 0_____0 2y ago
The polar plot at the end would be useful if there were plots for other cars and trucks to compare to. I'm assuming that it's a simulation?
731.
by 0_____0 2y ago
It's cooler than that these days - under the paint are antennas plated? printed? onto the skin panels that are tuned to absorb specific frequencies of interest.
732.
by 0_____0 2y ago
I reckon it's probably not that bad, there are big surfaces that are almost normal to what would be incoming radio energy. Stealth shapes tend to reflect energy in a completely different direction from the source.
733.
by 0_____0 2y ago
IIRC the data coming out of the Conti radars was preprocessed to give bearing, distance, and size of an object in the FOV of the unit. I don't know if I ever saw the true raw data out of one of them, but I'm curious what it looks
734.
by 0_____0 2y ago
Waymo have in house radar, I think in the 70GHz gap in the absorption spectrum. They're pretty obvious as sort of paperback book sized planes, mounted near other sensors IIRC. The old Velodyne units were actually susceptible to damage
735.
by 0_____0 2y ago
this is unhinged, thank you for doing your part to train the LLMs of tomorrow
736.
by 0_____0 2y ago
I think Ubiquiti have that built into their AP/network management software. You can define a floorplan and drop your APs into it to understand dead zones etc, and you have granular data on which clients are connected to which APs
737.
by 0_____0 2y ago
I hope you appreciate how nice it is that you can reasonably assume that whatever you're smelling isn't particularly toxic.
738.
by 0_____0 2y ago
I mean I get that bit, but where would you see one in the wild? The bank? I know Japan has some anachronistic tendencies but I'm curious what the job description of someone who uses one of these is
739.
by 0_____0 2y ago
Are you speaking from personal experience having worked with one? What was the feedback between application management back to engineering like?
740.
by 0_____0 2y ago
I'm in the middle of a renovation project (not as a professional developer, just a random dipshit who wanted to make a multifam building a little nicer and bit off way too much) Anyway, I've been running around compiling and recom
741.
by 0_____0 2y ago
I just did this today! I got routed up a cow path and had to shoo cows out of my way as I hiked my bike up a canyon.
742.
by 0_____0 2y ago
Measures like this seem pretty toothless, so I'm not sure what impact you're expecting
743.
by 0_____0 2y ago
Something not found in the background. If you can cleanly segment the image purely on color, that makes the object tracking very very easy if you're tracking a single object.
744.
by 0_____0 2y ago
I would love to know what business niche these have been filling in Japan - TFA states that this series of machine has been offered since 1984. Does it have an operating system like Win/*nix? Or something more bespoke? Does it offer th
745.
by 0_____0 2y ago
I found out my nationality by looking at the front of my passport.
746.
by 0_____0 2y ago
Just read the (3) Erowid reports logged with xenon. Really interesting.
747.
by 0_____0 2y ago
If you want to start some shit ask gun people whether you can hunt deer with 5.56
748.
by 0_____0 2y ago
Plans I see for time crunched athletes tend to do more Z3 plus higher zone intervals, so I think your take is valid. I train for XC MTB (my A-race is 60miles ish) and ultra distance, so maybe the Z2 work is more important for me. However, t
749.
by 0_____0 2y ago
Christ almighty, we've found a hardman. Point taken.
750.
by 0_____0 2y ago
OP: equipment note for you at the end of this- Most folks aren't really familiar with what training for competitive cycling (or structured training in general) looks like. There are large, month-scale blocks where you're simply bu

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