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by ccozan 9y ago
So we need a car sharing aggregator app now? How do I know which is cheaper, Lyft or Uber, when I ask for a ride?
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by ccozan 9y ago
I think is normal ( like almost all animals) to be less active in the winter, and to be really active in the warm time/summer. I do the same, body is used to idle in the winter/cold time. In summer, I spend almost all my free time
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by ccozan 9y ago
I suspect is µg/kg
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by ccozan 9y ago
I wonder if a real brain ( animal, insect, etc) + all senses, could be trained to "stay in the line" and use a interface read out the reactions ( like, there is an obstacle, or change direction ) and translate this into commands
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by ccozan 9y ago
They say that the truck/system is autonomous? Because, yes, if loss of connectivity is a major fault and put it into a safe mode, then no, is not autonomous driving.
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by ccozan 9y ago
Do you know, is related to this study? [0] [0] http://erps.spacegrant.org/uploads/images/images/iepc_articl...
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by ccozan 9y ago
kind of offtopic, I was reading yesterday about this new Hall thruster from NASA [0]. Amazing achievment! [0] https://news.engin.umich.edu/2017/10/thruster-for-mars-missi...
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by ccozan 9y ago
What if, instead of normal Lego bricks, someone designs a "smart" brick and a "smart" Lego Board, so that while you add bricks of different colors, and put on different columns, it creates a digital twin on a server, tha
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by ccozan 9y ago
Seriuously, you don't have 4G in the cities? Why share a painfully slow Wifi connection when I can have my one private channel and fast enough to do almost any work? And with the hotspot option on smartphones, is even simpler...
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by ccozan 9y ago
Well, Knuth is a powerfull exception. Does not compare with the actual copy-paste monkey programmers, that don't even bother to real all the SO post, because people do most of the time explain the code in the solution. Sometimes the in
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by ccozan 9y ago
What could possible result by marrying Reddit and Ebay?
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by ccozan 9y ago
In short: a almost romantic cold-war story of a mission to recover a sovier submarine triggers an interest of mining the deep ocean floor. Not actual until the whole world is moving to an electrical future where raw materials such as copper
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by ccozan 9y ago
No, by law you are required to have a proper ID issued by an EU country. No passport required, but it might be useful, since many online services require a passport, for example activating a SIM card.
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by ccozan 9y ago
That would be Stallman.
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by ccozan 9y ago
Making screenshots like crazy. The view and setup is so...above the words.
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by ccozan 9y ago
Almost the same thing happened in UK after Brexit. The atmosphere was so poisonous against them, that the EE workers did not return in the normal amount, so that all farms that rely on them for cheap picking are suffering.
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by ccozan 9y ago
Tbh, the closest I got was the touchpad of my X1 Carbon Thinkpad. Except from very minor tweeks I had to do, I felt like on a Mac.
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by ccozan 9y ago
I thought of this as well. After the first lock, you can use inertial navigation.
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by ccozan 9y ago
I had recently a really bad experience with a Deutsche Bahn bike in Munich. I needed a quick ride and I took really the first one. After 100m the bike almost desintegrated and to my luck, I ended up on the sidewalk and not on the adjacent s
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by ccozan 9y ago
"Biker" doesn't sound right. I was expecting a bearded man on a Harley. How about a "Cyclist"?
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by ccozan 9y ago
If they choose to put down a horse and decide to used for human consumption, then they will certainly use a different method ( shot, hammer, etc ).
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by ccozan 9y ago
Consciousness is on a higher level: it observes what we observe ( = sensory input, either intern/vegetative or extern). Means, body feels pain, the consciousness can tell "I fell pain" - not necessarily in words but on a simi
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by ccozan 9y ago
Of course ML has his uses, even now I am doing fully industrial ML. But, in the end, is just an algorithm/NN that does what your suppose to programm it. And is a heck of manual work involved. AI is on a different scale andmay have less
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Fujifilm to take over Xerox(reuters.com)
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by ccozan 9y ago
As other fellow commenters remarked, and as an AI enthusiast/researcher myself, I fail to see AI as a business. What I would like is a fund, or similar that is funding research, because fundamentally we need so much research in this a
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by ccozan 9y ago
Indeed. Human body has limitations. Maybe imagination which is considered limitless. But, next use case: No human can sustain ~10G for more than a few seconds [0] and pilot anything that flies. An sufficient AI for flying has no issue in an
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by ccozan 9y ago
In a billion years we will find out how to countermeasure this. Is really a long time.
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by ccozan 9y ago
If you are in Germany, yes there is. I had horrendous experiences in different companies. 5 Mins late was a real offender. Until I got hang of a manager and I asked what is this nonsense. He told me, he used to work as a manager in real ind
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by ccozan 9y ago
True, but they require a source of heat. And the question is what to burn or what to use for heating, and in order to be a true steam engine, it should not be electrical or hydrocarbons ( otherwise you don't need an extra engine on top
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by ccozan 9y ago
Well "growing numbers" vs. reall acceptance is quite a long way. Possibly in Berlin, where is more alien friendly, to be able to get any job in English, in south, especiall south Bayern is quite difficult, even in IT ( which I rea

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