PinguTS

53 ms·

481.
by PinguTS 10y ago
Which mentions only publicly available presentation but no internal projects. It even lacks some work I have seen years ago in German TV.
482.
by PinguTS 10y ago
I didn't know that. It shows for how long that is a vision and how long it took. Still, the vision is far away from happening. (But may be not an additional 60 years.)
483.
by PinguTS 10y ago
Google has no interest in actually building cars. Google has an interest to collect the data and for such sell (or even may giving it for free) the software collecting the data. Google is a data driven company and not a hardware manufacture
484.
by PinguTS 10y ago
Mercedes is working on that and it is partly available as a driving assistant called: Cross-Traffic Assist. But I assume there is still a lot of additional work to do. Second, it will come when cars finally talk to each other, which will be
485.
by PinguTS 10y ago
> Google’s project started in 2009, long before carmakers and most other companies seriously considered the technology. Always wondering who writes up that shit. Car makers are way long before in autonomous driving. It is a huge differen
486.
by PinguTS 10y ago
But it is totally missing from the Espressif website and from the technical documentation (except some interrupts that hint to it).
487.
by PinguTS 10y ago
This seems to be very odd. May be someone wanted to make access easy and fucked it up. Then they left it and defined it as feature. The original feature is may be, that data access is byte wise, but as it is 32-bit CPU the instruction acces
488.
by PinguTS 10y ago
The author is arguing wrong. Because especially automotive is not about security, it is a about safety. That said, security can influence safety, but the goal is completely different. A system is considered functionally safe, when any unexp
489.
Security flaw in NXP chips, millions of car remotes are effected(wired.com)
11 points by PinguTS 10y ago|2 comments
490.
by PinguTS 10y ago
You seem to ignore that those car companies have such services already in place and run them successfully. Car2Go from Mercedes was first and started with the Smart. It is now being supplemented by higher-end models. BMW has the same servic
491.
by PinguTS 10y ago
While there are other companies like ZipCar or Car2Go have already the technology, the experience, and the infrastructure on how to own cars, how to service cars, and how to bring the users and those cars together. On the other side, Uber d
492.
by PinguTS 10y ago
Patents, as I was told.
493.
by PinguTS 10y ago
At first that seems right. But there is a big BUT. Even Tesla has outsourced a lot of components. A lot of the components except the drivetrain is being outsourced. There are only 2 manufacturers for airbags in the world. There is only 1 go
494.
by PinguTS 10y ago
There is also an exemption for historic trucks as well as for trucks, which are mainly used in terrain. That applies to all the Expedition trucks, which are used by world travelers.
495.
by PinguTS 10y ago
If you do not have the time to go to a physical place and stand in line, then you are lazy. If you are lazy in the first place, then I doubt that you have real political interest in the second place, which means you will do uniformed decisi
496.
by PinguTS 10y ago
> The AFP protocol is deprecated and cannot be used to share APFS formatted volumes. Interesting. That is really interesting. I recognised with El Capitan that it already defaults to SMB instead of AFP when you don't give a sche
497.
by PinguTS 10y ago
They build an open source CPU to run an open source OS namely Linux to make IoT applications possible. Okay, But then they mention in the beginning with Linux you need minimum 8 MiB Ram, because "less is awkward" . To be honest
498.
by PinguTS 10y ago
Geht a geography class.
499.
by PinguTS 10y ago
Speeding = you are to fast according to the allowed speed High speed = anything above 130 km/h (about 80 mph; because that is the recommend speed on an Autobahn) Very high speed = anything above 250 km/h (about 155 mph; because th
500.
by PinguTS 10y ago
Sorry, but this part of the blog article is completely PR BS. This car was speeding but not "very high speed". The car crashed into a field. This is flat. Every other comparable car like Mercedes E class, Audi A6, Volvo S60, … wou
501.
by PinguTS 10y ago
The question here is: does he want to revolutionize his factories, which makes a lot of sense? Or does he mean in general? I mean, when I see his production, I see a lot of cars, which are moved around on a robot to get in position to be ab
502.
by PinguTS 10y ago
Do add to that point, how do you handle people who need more than just BI, because they have some disabilities and because of ths they can't work. Remember there are lots of people who not only have physical disabilities but also menta
503.
by PinguTS 10y ago
Sorry, but that article has something fishy. Looking at the graph, there is something wrong. According to the graph (measurement) there is a reduction of the pollution from about 1.000 µg/m3 (minute -3) to 800 µg/m3 (minute 0) bef
504.
by PinguTS 10y ago
This article has lots of false assumptions. To phrase it positively, the article ignores a lot of facts. EVs are simpler devices than gasoline-powered vehicles. They have a smaller number of parts, making them easier to assemble. At simila
505.
by PinguTS 11y ago
For example Typo3 is using that, when you need to select something to be inserted/referenced into the current record. So any, Typo3 based website would break.
506.
by PinguTS 11y ago
> > True, I haven't seen too many i models on the streets, but I haven't seen too many of competitor's electric models either. > Anecdotes. I see Teslas all the time. Neither of us is seeing a representative sample.
507.
by PinguTS 11y ago
VR has its use cases. But the question is, will it be like 3D for mass market? Everybody praised 3D when it started a few years back. But now 3D seems to be dead, with the few exceptions like movie cinemas. Even most of the TV manufacturers
508.
by PinguTS 11y ago
Is the Windows 10 PDF printer better than the MS Office integration? Because the MS Office PDF integration is shit, when I get such PDFs in Preview on Mac OS X and then want to print it.
509.
by PinguTS 11y ago
Your Wifi card in your PC is a locked down certified device. What they want to solve? Radio is a shared medium and everybody has to follow the rules. Especially there are parts of the spectrum used by so-called first user like weather radar
510.
by PinguTS 11y ago
Funny thing, you get down voted here on HN for facts it is against Tesla.

More ›