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by eclipxe 11y ago
I like the placards placed in "safe landing zones". Simple solution to hard problem.
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by eclipxe 11y ago
Yes. When forced to choose, humans win, everytime. Sorry.
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by eclipxe 11y ago
Shoot me your info, contact in profile.
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by eclipxe 11y ago
Good read - thanks for sharing. I quite liked this: 'Padmasambhava said that when a stick is thrown to a dog, the dog will chase the stick. A dog’s gaze follows the object, the stick. The lion gazes steadily at the source, the thrower.
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by eclipxe 11y ago
No, words do not hurt. I don't let words hurt me. You control your feelings and emotions. Its part of being a complete, mature adult. It is your responsibility to not let someone else's words hurt you and define you. Its called de
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by eclipxe 11y ago
When you saw the iOS apps doing this, did they display the red "Recording" indicator bar at the top?
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by eclipxe 11y ago
Facebook has a feature that allows to detect what you're watching or listening to when you post a status update. No secret or conspiracy there.
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by eclipxe 11y ago
Amazon's earnings are not zero: http://www.nasdaq.com/earnings/report/amzn
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by eclipxe 11y ago
Handy is horrible. Had really bad experiences with them
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by eclipxe 11y ago
Really? Lightly touch an icon but don't press hard enough to show the shortcut menu - as you modulate your touch pressure the glow will follow. When you peek an email, adjust the pressure of your touch - you will see it zoom in and ou
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by eclipxe 11y ago
"Easily make 10-15% a year" .... until the market corrects and you lose 50%.
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by eclipxe 11y ago
You post the same thing on every Amazon post. I understand you had a bad experience but it does seem like you are fairly upset at Amazon and have an axe to grind.
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by eclipxe 11y ago
No.
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by eclipxe 11y ago
The tech crowd (at least on HN) didn't see through the cover-piece...the comments here were overwhelmingly along the lines of "I knew it! Horrible environment". A lot of confirmation of existing anti-Amazon bias.
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by eclipxe 11y ago
Which country? Looking at the UK, the 2015 Range Rover Vogue doesn't feature any automatic steering. Just Auto Cruise Control ( http://www.landrover.co.uk/vehicles/range-rover/option-and-a... )
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by eclipxe 11y ago
Was this in the US? Which model/year Range Rover? I am unable to find any info on the Range Rover site about capability to auto steer (just Auto Cruise Control). There are also no Youtube videos showing this functionality. Can you prov
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by eclipxe 11y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RacNa2q-Ykg
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by eclipxe 11y ago
It is actually scanning them with the camera. The MobileEye system in the Tesla (and other manufacturers) has some of the most sophisticated CV software on the road - not just scanning for road signs, but identifying road markings, lane mar
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by eclipxe 11y ago
Correct, that statement is just for cover. You don't really have to keep your hands on the wheel at all.
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by eclipxe 11y ago
It actually doesn't though - it's just a CYA legal sentence thrown in.
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by eclipxe 11y ago
Mercedes' version requires the driver's hand to be on the wheel during steering. If not detected within 14 seconds it is disabled. Tesla's version (despite their CYA language) requires no hands on the wheel, UNLESS the system
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by eclipxe 11y ago
And here is the reality of that same car: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hb3TLRaMVIY
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by eclipxe 11y ago
Yeah, great marketing video. Here is reality: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hb3TLRaMVIY Ping pong back and forth in the lane, no curve steering. Bleh.
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by eclipxe 11y ago
You don't have to keep your hands on the wheel.
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by eclipxe 11y ago
Lane Keeping Assistant is very different from Lane Centering/Steering. I've driven many cars with Lane Keep Assist - it is really a warning/minor correction system to keep you from crossing over your lane. If you let go of th
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by eclipxe 11y ago
No need to defeat the system. It doesn't require hands on the wheel all of the time. Only in the case where the system can't see the road lines.
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by eclipxe 11y ago
It only prompts the driver and turns off if the system can no longer reliably track the lines in the road OR track the car in front of you.
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by eclipxe 11y ago
The hands must be on the wheels part is a CYA statement. There are many videos released today that show that you really do not have to have your hands on the wheel. Mercedes' system requires driver input every 14 seconds.
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by eclipxe 11y ago
How often does your Mercedes require you to grab the steering wheel?
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by eclipxe 11y ago
50% are tech

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