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10y ago
Self-driving is not enabled currently. They are only deploying the underlying hardware in order to start collecting data.
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10y ago
Put it in a more readable format here: https://gist.github.com/mharris717/cb2111a4f74ea1ef7f3a5de90...
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10y ago
Serverless (the framework) does this, FYI
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11y ago
I like the idea but don't agree that all you do is vote above the cutoff. If there are 10 choices and I approve of 3, but I know my 7 and 9 are the only possible winners, I'll likely vote 1 2 3 7.
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11y ago
I didn't know about this and I love it.
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11y ago
The idea seems great. But my spidey sense is going crazy. You want access to my financial/purchase data, and the service is free. So you will monetize ..... how? I am 100% not saying you intend to scam or steal. But clearly access to m
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11y ago
It will play 2-3 in a row without any user interaction, but if you haven't taken any action in a while it'll stop and give a modal "Continue Playing?" message
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11y ago
A study found there is a mild hot hand effect in the NBA, but players who've made several shots in a row and guarded more closely by the defense, negating the effect. As n example, If a player hits 2 50% shots in a row, his next shot w
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12y ago
Imagine it was really hard to get two twins with such different exercise patterns, unless one developed a brain tumor. A study showing the twin with less exercise was less healthy wouldn't mean much.
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12y ago
I fell in love with Git because I could do frequent local commits that matched my workflow, only "publishing" them when it was appropriate, in the format I wanted. Git did this for me, Subversion didn't. I know that concept d
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12y ago
This post clicked for me. I tried and failed to use it once before, read this today and it worked immediately. Thanks!
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12y ago
This concept is exactly where I predict things will/should go. No idea if this particular product is any good though. It's wasteful and expensive to duplicate components across many devices. Have them in one device, with other dev
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12y ago
I don't know if the advanced stats themselves give Garnett his full due, but I feel like the members of the analytics community give Garnett his due, no question. He was truly amazing, likely the best player in the league for a stretch
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12y ago
It's the War and Peace of somewhat convincing sports arguments. http://skepticalsports.com/?page_id=1222
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gfunk911
12y ago
What a great book. I love it because even though everything in it is currently future-tech, almost everything seems almost within reach. It all seems so plausible.
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12y ago
I hate this example. It's not blind, it's deceptive. It's funny, but it proves nothing. I agree with the general inability of wine tasters to discern nearly as much as they believe, just not this particular example.
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12y ago
Sorry to blame the victim, but I'm gonna have to. You took weeks of vitally important notes in the Barnes and Noble app on your Android Tablet? With no attempt at any point to save them elsewhere? I would find this to be an insanely ba
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12y ago
Competition is good, so I say hooray for this. That said, doesn't seem to offer a compelling alternative to Github, based on what they're currently saying. There could be value in tight integration with other Amazon tools, but tha
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12y ago
Any plans to "support" Dockerfiles in any way?
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12y ago
Wouldn't the best thing Facebook could do for apps be to get their API breakage and docs under control?
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gfunk911
12y ago
Hoping this can be hacked, would love to use it for voice control of my choice.
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12y ago
Sounds like there are 50 subs that get spots 1-50, sorted mainly by vote count.
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12y ago
$99 seems insanely cheap, assuming it's not completely gimped. The kids edition is also a cute idea
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12y ago
My first thought was "Was this article written by Fat Neil???" I'll get deservedly downvoted for an off topic joke, but this time I don't care :)
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12y ago
This seems really amazing. This workload pattern matches almost all of my small projects.
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12y ago
This also seems like a good place for some 80/20 value. Doing this for all highways and major roads would be a small fraction of all roads, but likely cover a very large percentage of miles driven. Car drives 90% of the way, and you ta
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13y ago
I thought the supply of bitcoins was already finite by design, at around 21 million
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13y ago
I use and love put.io. Completely hassle free. I'd never go back. The killer feature is instant completion of torrents if someone else has already downloaded them. I can be watching a movie 60 seconds after thinking of it.
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13y ago
I love this idea
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13y ago
This is incorrect, because the scenario where they go for it and make it does not have a value of zero..it is still -EV
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