cmac2992

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by cmac2992 9y ago
Autopilot does not count. I'm assuming it's because it requires people to be actively engaged in the task of driving and it only works in very specific situations. Tesla reported 0 miles of autonomous driving in CA on public roads
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by cmac2992 9y ago
I wonder if there'd be a meaningful difference in accident rates when perception of a the cars capabilities change. "My car will jump in if I fuck up"(current driver aides) seems a lot different than "I have to jump in i
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by cmac2992 9y ago
That one is pretty vague. Here's another that I found that's a lot more explicit. This one is definitely from 2013. https://photos.app.goo.gl/od8XBXMP1YoacpMo2
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by cmac2992 9y ago
This is the exact reason why we need Nationwide disclosures of automous miles driven. California requires this stat, so it's data is the most telling. California .92 deaths per 100 million (human)vehicle miles traveled. There were only
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by cmac2992 9y ago
People crossing streets mid block is such a common in pheonix that last week Arizona announced a plan spend $250k on educating the community on this very problem. Pheonix is one of the most dangerous cities for pedestrians and bikers. Pheon
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by cmac2992 9y ago
Here's a screenshot of the old api docs. https://photos.app.goo.gl/x6WQmxyX0JIL26d62 If I'm remembering correctly the API would return all of the things you mentioned if that info was shared to your friends
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by cmac2992 9y ago
https://photos.app.goo.gl/0z3F0BH9Q0wNK0nz1 I think this is from 2013.
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by cmac2992 9y ago
I found the old permissions request. Seems fairly clear to me, but I doubt people really understand the consequences https://photos.app.goo.gl/0z3F0BH9Q0wNK0nz1
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by cmac2992 9y ago
What GPU is in that prebuilt? I think you'd probably want a 1070 especially for windows MR headsets. Right now with gpu and memory prices inflated due to cryto mining, prebuilts are very competitively priced. If you want to build your
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by cmac2992 9y ago
Awesome. After playing with Google's go pro light field images, it's really hard to go back and enjoy regular 360 photos. The quality and 6dof sense of presence. was amazing. Hopefully the addition of lytros tech makes it even be
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by cmac2992 9y ago
Regular folks have no idea how any idea how any of these systems work. It's hard for most people to understand the privacy tradeoffs. Something like "nutrition facts" for data privacy seems like a reasonable policy.
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by cmac2992 9y ago
Quite literally his campaign invented the tactic of scraping your friends list as a way to persuade voters. The important difference was CA used data that was gathered under the misleading guise of a personality quiz. https://www
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by cmac2992 9y ago
I had some friends work on a similar project a few years ago. They found that the glowing was not bright enough to be useful for anything meaningful and it significantly hindered plant growth.
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by cmac2992 9y ago
There is a button in the app to give feedback about a post including flagging it as hate speech. There is also a sad and angry reaction?
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by cmac2992 9y ago
Cheating, also known as deficit spending.
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by cmac2992 9y ago
Everybody is running into the same issue. Even voat is is banning "subreddits". Turns out managing UGC is a really hard problem. https://voat.co/v/announcements/163288
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by cmac2992 9y ago
ranked choice voting is interesting. It also has its fair share of problems (as most voting methods do) I believe the 14th amendment specifically applies to state elections under the "equal protection clause".
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by cmac2992 9y ago
From my understanding, the Baker v Carr in 1962 decision enabled federal courts to intervene in and to decide redistricting. Back in the day redistricting was even crazier. You could just draw an arbitrary number of districts with arbitrary
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by cmac2992 9y ago
I'm getting a totally blank page on Android 7.0 chrome 61.
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by cmac2992 9y ago
I'm certainly no expert My back of napkin math says they are $48k short per household. But ya, Harvey would have been devastating regardless of past insurance policy pricing.
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by cmac2992 9y ago
The whole thing gets crazy when you realize the federal government was basically subsidizing development in these high risk flood areas. The federal flood insurance rates were not properly evaluating the risk to insure these areas. They wer
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by cmac2992 9y ago
I'm way less concerned about Google and more concerned about the integrity of these think tanks that generate a good amount of public policy
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by cmac2992 9y ago
I think direct interfere of jb is way less likely that self censorship. Outcomes are similar
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by cmac2992 9y ago
I've got an Alexa dot and a Google Home right next to each other. I also find Alexa's commands especially rigid. But "Hey Google" is a guttural sound that's almost a tongue twister and the mic's aren't as
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by cmac2992 9y ago
A basic hue setup was pretty easy. Getting the keywords right with groups/scenes and multiple bulbs with an alexa has been a challenge. I've helped 2 fairly technical people with it. Both had the same problem. Once you lay out all
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by cmac2992 9y ago
*once you get it setup.
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by cmac2992 9y ago
He totally lost me when he started talking about Michael Flynn being one of the great military minds or praising The Mooch's rant and "being direct, natural, and nononsense". Seems like a smart guy but...
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by cmac2992 9y ago
One of the best Enterprise uses I've heard for hololens is measuring spaces. The voices of VR podcast described a company that installs stair lift. Before theyd have to have multiple people come and take lots of measurements before the
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by cmac2992 9y ago
Does that work with a regular meter? My internet sluething says some people have been charged for the electricity the produce because they don't have a "compatible" meter.
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by cmac2992 9y ago
I built an ad arbitrage site around shitty 50 slide slideshows. Drove traffic with Facebook paid and monitized with AdSense. Cleared $2k the first week and then basically got crushed by Google smart pricing.

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