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by dosshell 6y ago
Seeing machines and Smart Eye are DMS (driver monitoring systems). They have only acces to 1 camera in these cars and outputs details of the driver (gaze direction, head pose, eyelid etc.). What and how the outputs are used for are up to th
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by dosshell 6y ago
How did you try them? I thought they were hidden deep down away behind the OEM layers? I have tried their the demo systems at several occasions, (they have been developong them in 20y) but not comma.ai's. For example they calculate the
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by dosshell 6y ago
Correction: atleast both seeing machines and smart eye has system in cars today that are more advanced. (GM, BMW etc)
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by dosshell 6y ago
There was a demo at CES this year that detected the position of a dog in the car [0]. let's hope it gets to market soon. [0] https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2yRaztxSEQw
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by dosshell 6y ago
Yes, head, eye, eyelid, glasses and facemask trackers do exist now in cars. BMW, GM etc. Face recognition, speak detection (who is speaking) and drowsiness is coming very soon as far as I know. The car will know when you changed driver last
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by dosshell 6y ago
No it won't do that directly. Even if it is longer then a blink. And the reason for that is false positives. It is _very_ hard to see the difference between a person looking down and when the person is closing the eye. The system usall
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by dosshell 6y ago
I dont't agree. I'm not used to implement schedulers and concurrent systems and I wrote my own fiber-system in C a couple of months back ( https://gitlab.com/dosshell/tinyfiber ) after listening to the famous t
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by dosshell 6y ago
A source: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20341022
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by dosshell 6y ago
How would this help in a clean room implementation?
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My first 15000 curl commits(daniel.haxx.se)
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by dosshell 6y ago
And do not forget Alotta Fagina from Austin Powers. :)
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by dosshell 6y ago
Not that it matters, but for the record: Did you mean _fusion_ reactor technologies?
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by dosshell 6y ago
Which country laws does apply? Is it really illegal to share this in the whole world? Im not so sure about that.
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by dosshell 6y ago
I'm glad you appreciated the text.
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Unlearn rotation matrices as rotations(kodkodgames.gitlab.io)
258 points by dosshell 6y ago|124 comments
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LeanFloat – a simplified version of the IEEE 754(github.com)
1 points by dosshell 6y ago|0 comments
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by dosshell 6y ago
> a sort of social-distancing lite where most businesses, including schools, stay open Not true. Schools and buisinesses have not been open as usal. High school is closed and many, all people i know, work from home. There are restriction
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IEEE 754 suggestion: A “core” subset(bitsnbites.eu)
1 points by dosshell 6y ago|0 comments
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Curl 22 years in 22 pictures and 2222 words(daniel.haxx.se)
8 points by dosshell 7y ago|0 comments
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by dosshell 7y ago
You don't need that fancy tools. An RGB camera with simple linear filters will give you an rPPG signal if you are stationary. And then you can trigger a sound from each detected top. You can also buy cheap ppg readers that are very eas
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Mr Robot Curls(daniel.haxx.se)
2 points by dosshell 7y ago|0 comments
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by dosshell 7y ago
The saccades has properties that also differ per person.
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by dosshell 7y ago
It shows three wavelengths correct atleast :P I still remeber when I first realized that white color from the pc-monitor is not white.
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Alan Turing to be the face of new £50 note(bankofengland.co.uk)
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Alan Turing will be the face on the £50(bankofengland.co.uk)
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The face of the new £50 note – the father of computer science, Alan Turing(mobile.twitter.com)
1 points by dosshell 7y ago|0 comments
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Alan Turing, revealed as new face of British 50-pound note(washingtonpost.com)
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by dosshell 7y ago
Just speculating, but if you can index in 5 dimensions to get your data, should it not be called 5D? data = read_bit(x, y, z, yaw, size) But i agree, i would appreciate more information if they are going to use buzz-words.
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by dosshell 7y ago
I agree that one should respect other countries law, from their point of view. But when you are not allowed (read killed) to protest against the ones who decides the law, that is a big problem whatever the laws are. Democracy is not only ab
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by dosshell 7y ago
And it looks like it has room for overclocking. Here to 5GHz and 65499 points in Geekbench 4 (record for Core i9-7960X is 60991 points) https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1woeitoCXsQ

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