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captaindiego
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It's too bad there's no cross-platform equivalent - although it might be hard as it's context menu based
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4y ago
Games and game engine - C++ with embedded Lua using Bazel as a build system
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Thanks, I was talking more about the autonomy core side of things. So to narrow it down a bit more, my question is a bit tied to safety, but also to general development. Given a set of logged inputs from a machine that had a field issue X,
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4y ago
Looks interesting! Are you able to make any guarantees for determinism when replaying recorded data through your stack?
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This seems quite interesting, does anyone have any related reading for Lucid or multidimensional DataFlow they'd recommend as background to dig deeper?
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4y ago
I've been cobbling together crappy things to do similar things for robot kinematics a lot, this looks awesome, thank you!
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5y ago
Might be worth checking out heat-set nut inserts: https://www.mcmaster.com/heat-set-inserts/ I've has good luck pushing these into holes in 3d printed parts with a soldering iron the past.
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Yup, ladder logic is still around and still used in industrial control system/heavy machinary PLCs (programmable logic controllers). Codesys ( https://www.codesys.com/ ) supports it and will work with a bunch of PLC prod
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5y ago
Embedding a Lua (or similar) interpreter is a somewhat common method in the games world. This allows modders and develipers to easily add scripts which can use APIs exposed to Lua.
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5y ago
Slides link: http://crystalclearsoftware.com/2021cppcon/cpp23lib.pdf
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On the topic of handling multi-modal detections over time, this is often termed "object tracking" in academic literature. If you wanna dig deeper, check out this youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel
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5y ago
Any recommendations you can offer for interesting podcasts?
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5y ago
Bit of a delayed and rambling reply. ZMQ and NanoMsg aren't dead/obsolete, these are both used quite a bit in real production products and middlewares. As an example, I've used them in things you'd classify as middleware
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5y ago
Not really involved in the field, but this makes me wonder, would training deep neural nets first on root languages such as Latin and ancient Greece improve speed of learning subsequent languages that arose after? Essentially, make the step
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There were tardigrades on the Indian moon lander Chandrayaan-2, which crashed-landed in 2019. From reading this, it seems plausible that they could have survived.
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Yeah it's a lot easier to build maps from lidar data than cameras. Of they're playing around with localization to a map, even using cameras this might be a useful approach.
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5y ago
Any recommendations for how to learn if you've never touched a guitar before?
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Looks like issues dealing with construction cones? Maybe they're trying to infer construction zones based on fitting a polygon to identified cones or something similar.
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I'd agree with others on this thread, this list seems very random. It has consumer facing products, IC suppliers, tier 1 automotive suppliers. Each you'd interact with in different ways and use for different situations/volume
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Dazzle Camouflage
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If anyone is interested in digging into this more, there's an absolutely fantastic Leslie Lamport paper related to clocks and ordering of events: https://lamport.azurewebsites.net/pubs/time-clocks.pdf
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6y ago
How does one begin looking for a way to do that?
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Is there something similar out there for interacting with jira issues on the command line?
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7y ago
I have some minor hacks I've made to sublimeless zk which help it play nice with dark mode in KDE Neon (otherwise the Qt themes get overriden). They're super messy tweaks, but if anyone is interested I'll consider cleaning up
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Synthetic Silviculture: Multi-Scale Modeling of Plant Ecosystems
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So is the idea that it's abstracted from the ledger, basically meaning you have your choice of whether you would run it in some centralized ledger secured within your company or on a more blockchainey distributed ledger on the public i
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8y ago
Github login also requires a phone number, which is definitely something I'm not willing to enter.
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Does anyone have any more information on what sort of structure, organization cultural things can be put in place to help a company function fully remote?
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Yes I have had equal experiences. It has directly lead me to begin switching to Fastmail on my own domain because I'm tired of this nonsense (along with their constant nagging to switch to the new version or chrome).
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This is really interesting, thanks for sharing this! Do you know if there is any way to add templates when you create new pages? This is one feature of confluence that is very useful for standardizing the way certain pages look across a lar
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