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Autopilot for Batteries. What I wonder is, why isn't anyone building self driving batteries that park near the road and can follow you and give you more range if needed. They only would need to implement some kind of follow mode witch
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Newer Chinese "Fitbits" promise that. But they only use an optical system and it doesn't work for me even after entering a baseline.
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You can get cheap Magnetic Encoders. https://www.aliexpress.com/wholesale?catId=0&SearchText=magn...
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Unfortunately while googling your recipe. I found out that lentils,beans and peas cumber though their alkaloids the absorption of nutrients and shouldn't be used in Smoothies.
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Aren't Ads the ultimate Fake News? Is Google the "Ad Company" also now only allowing modest and critical endorsements instead of Ads?
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Wasn't Clinton planing the same thing via "Climate Change Certificates" for Airlines.
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I think Lyfts Envoy is similar to traefik but also has logging/statistics, Routing and grpc support. And even more: https://lyft.github.io/envoy/docs/intro/what_is_envoy.html
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Germany is different and has something called "Aussensteuergesetz". As a result you get to pay income taxes for your foreign companies, if they are located in tax havens like US or Estonia. Unless you can prove that you aren'
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Google can undercut that. They disclosed MS vulnerability after only 10 days. http://venturebeat.com/2016/10/31/google-discloses-actively-...
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I find cloud feadreader aren't that different at least from the view point of a passive reader. They seem to be profitable, by restricting free features. Like: only x feeds free to aggregate and a ~15 minute delay of all feeds. Search
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But if your product is ad supported you have the incentive to make it as inefficient as possible as long as it stays interesting. I wonder if there is a market for a paid or freemium product that is designed for efficiency instead of clickb
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I have the same impression. I also tried Angular1 and found it also overly complicated. Currently I am using Teleriks Kendo UI Core (Core is Open Source) and find it a lot more intuitive. Especially the Template and Routing stuff. Also a hu
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Summary: https://fahrplan.events.ccc.de/congress/2016/Fahrplan/events... More Talks: https://fahrplan.events.ccc.de/congress/2016/Fahrplan/schedu...
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Are the ads also getting a "biased"-tag? It also stifles media competency. I think a better approach would be to give a daily or weekly summary of questionable Articles that where opened by the user.
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I agree that this behavior is very bad and reddit lost a lot of trust. As I understand it pizzagate wasn't entirely fabricated "fake news". Instead it originated from strange code word ridden Podesta and Straftor Mails, that
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Obama just gave an interview in Germany where he argued that he can't pardon Snowden. Interview: http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/spiegel-interview-...
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The FBI published parts of the Investigation [1]. There is also a seperate one into the Clinton Foundation [2]. And there seams to exist a declassified email+attachement between Petraeus (CIA) and Hillary where they had to edge out a serial
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So you mean instead of an Admin pinning it for all Channel Members. Everyone can Pin Messages but only in their own personal view?
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So basicly like a Bulletin Board or 'Discourse'. I think giving everything a Subject line is to much work, at least in some cases.
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Aren't heavy trucks considered overpropotional bad for the Roads and would use more Tires (respirable dust) and produce more noise. I don't think there is that much inscentiv if you can't cut down on expensive drivers or tech
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I wonder how much Trucks will be needed in the future. We will probably also have self driving Palettes and Packages. Which will be routed directly from the producer to the consumer.
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Livestream Link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw7XhgJhQDHkVrJjiw4CONg/liv...
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Then why do they need to trick users/devs into thinking it is Apache?
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I would define it more as Source Open than Open Source. Their Source is under Afero License but they only use the Acronym followed by a printout of the Apache License trying to trick people into thinkink it's Apache. And their binary M
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But for what reason do you need a truck. Why not self-driving "Packages". You need Range? Use self-driving "Batteries". I think range problems will be a thing of the past.
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Probably because "Our cars are super safe, if in perfect weather conditions, otherwise you are on your own", wouldn't sell very well outside of California.
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They actually admitted (2011) that they scrape the last 30 days of transfers of your banking account. German Source: http://www.golem.de/1105/83811.html
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Couldn't we use Image Recognition today? Everything you take would be filmed and put on your bill. With Self Driving Cars/Packages we probably won't even go shopping anymore.
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The idea of Thethered UAVs isn't new. Problem is probably the danger of high voltage tethers that they use.
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I would say "Modern" means that it's needs a recent Browser to work correct. Users with Browsers older than 2 years are probably not supported.
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