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by gbin 1y ago
Because of the general enshitification : of course companies will have that on font 3 then at the last minute when you have invested 30 minutes of your clicking through "no I don't want an insurance", "no I am sure I don
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by gbin 1y ago
Paris is basically Haussmann's. Let people do whatever and you get suburbia-USA: one Normandy style house next to a cheap pre built one next to a tatooine-like dwelling. The city becomes ugly and has no soul.
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by gbin 1y ago
This made me chuckle have you seen the YouTube titles and thumbs? It is getting SO outrageous that some creators shadow their own channels with the same videos but with normal titles saying they need the main channel with the stupid titles
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by gbin 1y ago
Is there code?
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by gbin 1y ago
I am the first to be on the "I own my phone let me do whatever the heck I want with it" but recently something hit me. DJI forces you to side load their app for their Air Units and Drones. And this is scary. It looks like the rule
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by gbin 1y ago
Do you mind elaborating why?
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Copper adds ROS2/Zenoh migration path to its deterministic Rust runtime(copper-robotics.com)
5 points by gbin 1y ago|0 comments
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by gbin 1y ago
Interestingly in Rust I would immediately use an Enum for the Order! Way more powerful semantically.
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by gbin 1y ago
So if they do a DNA test, her sister is the actual biological mother I guess.
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by gbin 1y ago
I cannot imagine the scale of the economical damage of all this...
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by gbin 1y ago
We observed the same thing here at Copper Robotics where we absolutely need to have good Cuda bindings for our customers and in general the lack thereof has been holding back Rust in robotics for years. Finally with cudarc we have some hope
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by gbin 1y ago
This was my guess too, get the raw bayer data from the sensor in one go + some metadata. Then as the sensors and cameras evolve they are just accumulating different formats?
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by gbin 2y ago
Sell the entire database to a police state. Identify embarrassing mutations and blackmail people to prevent them from being released publicly. Corner high value individuals / billionaires, find an out of wedlock child, blackmail. ...
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by gbin 2y ago
The disengagement before the crash feels like a decision to avoid harsh reactions when they inevitably get false positives. The autonomy stack might create even more of a PR nightmare with sudden full on ABS braking with no visible reason.
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by gbin 2y ago
I think you mean a relational database.
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by gbin 2y ago
I believe this is because the generated unique id of that node is derived from the link to its parent: https://gist.github.com/masak/2415865 So the "where to attach it to the tree" info is effectively lost.
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by gbin 2y ago
I have seen an increasing amount of Trump non sense popping up more and more from the VC community the past 6 months on LI
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by gbin 2y ago
Framework has been rock solid—I've had it since the first batch, and it's worked flawlessly across three mainboards, two screens, and two webcams (all upgraded along the way). Arch Linux ran without a hitch. KDE on Wayland is now
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by gbin 2y ago
No. It is called "flooding the zone" as a strategy. This is just a distraction so we all talk about that, or the birth rights that would also need a change in the constitution, or the Gulf of Mexico etc ... The media and the publi
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Copper v0.6: New Heterogeneous Computing Capabilities for Rust Robotics(crates.io)
6 points by gbin 2y ago|1 comments
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by gbin 2y ago
Release Notes: https://github.com/copper-project/copper-rs/wiki/Copper-Rele...
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by gbin 2y ago
As a user it feels that you get cosy with stuff they know and you gain a lot of time until you hit something they don't and you lose more time than the sum you gain from the beginning because finally you have to learn everything and mo
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by gbin 2y ago
Being able to decide a price and who you sell your product to is a huge leverage. Nvidia can go to a retailer selling something they don't like to be side by side on a shelf, hey ditch this and we will make you a price. It is never tha
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by gbin 2y ago
"Let OKRs highlight a special focus. Don’t try to cram everything you do into them" Then link compensation to OKRs then everybody just focuses on bending the reality to meet the letter of the OKR and nobody is interested in doing
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by gbin 2y ago
I believe that at least the initial version of ISAAC from Nvidia was based on an ECS. I don't think it is a determinism killer, this is often a well ordered pipeline within a game loop. In terms of architecture though, it looks like it
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by gbin 2y ago
Indeed thanks. "Not unlike" :)
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by gbin 2y ago
Exactly. Technically Copper is a compiler taking your graph with those constraints in mind and building a game loop out of it.
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by gbin 2y ago
Note that Copper can be distributed too, we do support iceoryx2 for example if you need to split it in 2 or more processes. We have ~100x less latency and ~12x faster logging also because we have adopted a data oriented architecture: the ta
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by gbin 2y ago
Oh wow thanks, I have to tell you something... It is really hard to explain what a piece of middleware is and why it is important :)
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by gbin 2y ago
It almost feels like we would need an "in between" category. If I paint a broad brush: - embedded is all about latency, low bandwidth - computers are all about bandwidth with often terrible latencies. A modern robot needs both low

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