Coeur

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   by Coeur 1y ago

   That's a great step forward. But: he says he wants his users to be free from unwanted tracking, yet still has google analytics installed.
2. 32.▲
   by Coeur 1y ago

   This is definitely something that is needed. But I don't know if you're doing the privacy bit right and I can trust you. What I'd like to see next is a technical paper where you explain all your claims. You're in the tru
3. 33.▲
   by Coeur 1y ago

   What that mode shows is that the Tesla thinks there is nothing there. AFAIK what Tesla's software does is object detection (cars, people, bikes, road sides) and only uses that. Which of course is not at all safe since there can alway
4. 34.▲
   by Coeur 1y ago

   "Lane-departure detection, front-collision avoidance, adaptive cruise control, emergency break assist—all of these features are powered by lidar." That's not true. Lane-departure detection uses mostly radar and cameras, adapt
5. 35.▲
   by Coeur 1y ago

   I love this kind of dynamic web interactive education. The other ones that come to mind are Bret Victor https://worrydream.com/ , Bartosz Ciechanowski https://ciechanow.ski/ , and Nicky Case has a nice page
6. 36.▲
   by Coeur 1y ago

   update: thanks for the clarifications! Unfortunately the article does not answer what the button does, which is quite relevant. Does it send the user to the amazon website (which would be allowed under the new rule)? Or does it complete the