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by dyarosla 10y ago
I see this pro cross-talk argument all the time... but wouldn't that leave open a big vulnerability for bad actors to send false data between cars and, if they should choose to, control multiple vehicles and cause collisions?
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by dyarosla 10y ago
From the car purchase page, it seems that they are charging an additional $13,200 (combining the addons Enhanced Autopilot and Full Self Driving capability at $7,900 and $5,300 respectively) for the full experience: https://www.t
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by dyarosla 10y ago
So is this confirmation that they are launching essentially a driverless Tesla-brand Uber competitor?
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by dyarosla 10y ago
Commented above too but it looks like making a video took the extra few days: "Will post video of a Tesla navigating a complex urban environment shortly. That was what took the extra couple of days." https://twitter.com
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by dyarosla 10y ago
But I thought that they had gone separate ways? ""When Tesla refused to cancel its own vision development activities and plans for deployment, Mobileye discontinued hardware support for future platforms and released public stateme
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by dyarosla 10y ago
Who's providing all this hardware? EIGHT surround cameras and TWELVE ultrasonic sensors: Are they building this in house too? If not, that's a lot of business to a supplier... all I could find about camera suppliers for Tesla was
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by dyarosla 10y ago
Disagree. As an advert-page, for their demographic, it may very well be a great example. Edit: I am looking at it on a Mac and not in a phone browser, so I may have missed some of the issues others are reporting.
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by dyarosla 10y ago
Moreover.. Musk said he didn't anticipate being involved in all 5 things he thought about in college, including genetics. What is he working on that's genetics related?? Did he just misspeak?
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by dyarosla 10y ago
I think its a great play by Nintendo to use mobile as a new conversion/user acquisition channel. I don't think we've seen any changes in the way Nintendo has been acquiring/marketing to new (non-previously-Nintendo-platf
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by dyarosla 10y ago
Was just about to link that.
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by dyarosla 10y ago
I imagine that the reason for adding narrative is to add another dimension that's proven to be engaging in other mediums; one akin to explanation videos like those found on Khan Academy or the educational sections of YouTube. Sometimes
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by dyarosla 10y ago
Very similar to the general pitch process we emphasize for startups coming out of UWaterloo, just this article was a little too vague on the details. I summarized our pitch formula (with some overlap but more concrete tips) here: https:&#x
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by dyarosla 10y ago
"80k left over". Someone's forgetting about taxes
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by dyarosla 10y ago
You're assuming that typing/talking to a bot is the easiest way to get things done. That's simply not true. We have custom UIs to interface with different domains because different domains work better/more efficiently wi
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by dyarosla 10y ago
I haven't seen any sources showing that flipped classrooms were proven to increase scores- what studies are you referring to? Edit: grammar
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by dyarosla 10y ago
You may be trying tomatoes from the same region. Comparing North American tomatoes (personal experiences include Ontario and N/S California) versus European (Italy/Swiss), the taste, sweetness and juicyness, is more bland in North
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by dyarosla 10y ago
I think this could be a legitimate explanation in his mind- unfortunately for him it became a high profile case and now he has to go on the defensive.
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by dyarosla 10y ago
Replace any top CEO with any top founder CEO and you may be more correct- however I doubt that all CEOs, founders of their own vision or not, do not do what they do for the money. Greed perhaps is not a great motivator, but money alone is.
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by dyarosla 10y ago
These would probably work - switching focus between windows - application selection a'la mission-control Whereas these, no way at 100px precision or without external sensor (touch/mouse/etc) would this work at all nicely&#x2F
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by dyarosla 10y ago
100px accuracy. I thought eye tracking could do better than that in general? At 100px accuracy, WebGazer is more useful to advertisers than it is to consumers, as I can't see any consumer-friendly applications that would be useful with
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by dyarosla 10y ago
I still have this one labelled as my all-time favorite intro to matrices.
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by dyarosla 10y ago
They don't assume anything here and they even provide the required learning in the intro, themselves walking through everything you wanted. http://scratchapixel.com/lessons/mathematics-physics-for-com...
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by dyarosla 10y ago
I wholeheartedly agree. It almost sounds like a pitch for a reality TV show. Honestly, I think it reflects poorly on YC's brand image to run experiments that seem to add nothing to the typical startup vetting process; this one more so
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by dyarosla 10y ago
How does your platform handle version control? I can imagine it would be a big clusterf* if you auto propagated any values through an entire project right away and breakages occurred. Is there versioning? Is it git based? If there isn'
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by dyarosla 10y ago
The 'guy in the video' is the prime minister of Canada- the question had value as it asked about someone's understanding of quantum who is in a position of political power.
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by dyarosla 11y ago
I am lead to believe that the hiring process at SpaceX is tough and that therefore the caliber of recruits is high. Couple that with SpaceX accomplishing major space breakthroughs in, what when compared to NASA, is a fraction of the time, w
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Ask HN: How do SpaceX/NASA/other maintain high code quality?
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by dyarosla 11y ago
Many people procrastinate on both large and small tasks. It's especially hard to get going on large tasks due to, as others have mentioned, a lengthier span of time before you get a sense of completion/accomplishment instead of a
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by dyarosla 11y ago
Yes, it's clearly nothing like what Blue Origin is doing and the landing was perfect. You're arguing against something I never said. My question was specifically about the centering, which up until this point, SpaceX had always se
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by dyarosla 11y ago
I can't seem to find the answer to this anywhere: Why did the Stage 1 not land on the midpoint on the drone ship (which has seemed to be the goal of all the other landings)? Did SpaceX take a page from Blue Origin and not aim for a per

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