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DasIch
14y ago
You only need to store the data until you can upload it, which might not be that long if the car has an internet connection. Furthermore I assume not all parts of that data is equally valuable. If this is raw data coming from sensors I thin
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DasIch
14y ago
Does anyone know what happens with this data? Obviously it is analyzed in realtime for driving but is it also stored for machine learning purposes? Is that data shared so that other cars can take advantage of it?
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DasIch
14y ago
Don't be discouraged by the first couple of hacks presented, they get more interesting as the talk goes on.
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DasIch
14y ago
Living in Germany I can assure you that there are towns and villages spread out so far that getting to the nearest supermarket takes hours by foot. Bicycles are not an option, if you know what Mittelgebirge[1] means in practice, you know wh
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DasIch
14y ago
You don't, he just hacked the development server Flask uses, you shouldn't use it in production anyway. The better and more general approach would be using a WSGI middleware.
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DasIch
14y ago
That might not be an issue actually. I don't see the CDU necessarily opposed to net neutrality. They are not known for being net-friendly so this it seems obvious that they might be but I don't see net neutrality being in conflict with thei
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DasIch
14y ago
The Pirate Party, Social Democrats and the Greens already want net neutrality. Nice of the Telekom to play the bad boy who will cause a net neutrality law.
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Will water supplies provoke World War III?
(salon.com)
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14y ago
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DasIch
14y ago
Indeed, in Germany we have speed cameras installed next to streets, we have mobile speed cameras in cars that are parked on the site of the street and specifically for the autobahn the police has cars and bikes with cameras that allow them
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DasIch
14y ago
It's not that curious, Georg Brandl is release manager for the 3.* releases, Benjamin Peterson is release manager for the 2.7.4 release and they live in different timezones.
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DasIch
14y ago
WhatsApp just like Instagram is too valuable as a brand. I expect that WhatsApp will be managed very much like YouTube in that it will remain independent and will be slowly integrated in the Google ecosystem over time so that people recogni
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DasIch
14y ago
Indeed it does apply to gold and to currencies using the [Gold Standard]( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gold_standard ) which has caused problems in the past, which is why it isn't used anymore as a currency on any significant scale.
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DasIch
14y ago
The value of bitcoins floats with supply and demand, that is correct. However the demand for any currency is tied to the supply/demand for the total number of goods that are sold/bought with that currency. As the value of these goods rises
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DasIch
14y ago
The RPython compiler does not need to be written in RPython itself.
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DasIch
14y ago
It means that not all features they want to include in 2.0 are in yet but there is enough to warrant a release of some kind. PyPy is generally so stable that people are using nightlies in production, provided they pass all the tests.
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DasIch
14y ago
The length of the statement is impressive considering that it does not contain any information.
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DasIch
14y ago
> 1. Why would anyone ship eggs across the pond ? It doesn't matter whether anyone does but it does matter a lot that you could, if you wanted, considering the discussions on a free trade agreement between the US and the EU. It might so
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DasIch
14y ago
I very much doubt that he "dropped out" of "high school" and was able to get an apprenticeship, this is probably a bad translation. He probably left a Gymnasium after tenth grade without getting an Abitur or didn't go to a Gymnasium after f
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Ten years of PyPy
(morepypy.blogspot.de)
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DasIch
14y ago
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DasIch
14y ago
I don't really see what is so interesting about this. As I understand it those are just normal lung transplants, the difference is that you simply select patients so that complications that would require blood transfusions are minimal, to k
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DasIch
14y ago
What's interesting about this article is that after reading it you might get the idea that the student created this device to recharge batteries and produce electricity. However when you read the announcement[1] of the university itself you
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DasIch
14y ago
The first price in this category went to someone who built a robot arm controlled by the emotional reactions of a sensitive plant[1][2]. [1]: http://www.hfk-bremen.de/t/auszeichnungen/n/hochschule-f%C3%... [2]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wi
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DasIch
14y ago
Using dict and list here preserves the dynamic nature of JSON. If you have some sort of schema - which in reality you probably would have, even using JSON - that implies dict and list you wouldn't need to use those.
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DasIch
14y ago
You are probably right but that just makes it more important that we all do it, whether a victim or a witness and especially if we are privileged. Privilege is power and while its existence is bad just as the ways in which it is so often us
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DasIch
14y ago
Sexist misogynistic asshole on a project? Take away his commit access and ban him from all channels of communication, if you have the power and if you don't, don't contribute to the project anymore, make the reason public and create an alte
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DasIch
14y ago
> That's the thing - you don't actually have to trust the servers to the same extent. You can look at and verify any JavaScript and CSS and HTML that the server's sending you, manually if necessary, but there's absolutely no way of tell
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DasIch
14y ago
Interestingly enough we still prefer to use a Twitter client instead of twitter.com, in fact those clients are what made Twitter big or at least so a lot of people claim. Why would that be any different for other things? Why should that cha
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DasIch
14y ago
Keep in mind that those people may have been in a different timezone and simply were sleeping.
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DasIch
14y ago
I'm somewhat optimistic in that the EC will tackle this problem and if they do they will have a much better chance at being successful than the FSF.
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DasIch
14y ago
That is only true for long term investments if the rates are fixed and the inflation is higher than those rates.
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