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by johntb86 9y ago
If you need to have someone with a driver's license in the driver's seat at all times this seems more like a replacement for zipcar, not uber.
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by johntb86 9y ago
It looks like they should get workers belay glasses as well.
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by johntb86 9y ago
It's true for October, at least: https://arstechnica.com/cars/2017/11/the-chevrolet-bolt-was-...
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by johntb86 9y ago
Isn't the band gap a fundamentally quantum phenomenon?
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Go engine with no human-provided knowledge, modeled after the AlphaGo Zero paper(github.com)
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by johntb86 9y ago
Given how long some of these problems have been going on, it may be a chance to learn why it's not possible to fix them within their current organizational structure.
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by johntb86 10y ago
From https://www.cbo.gov/publication/52486 - "Even though the new tax credits would be structured differently from the current subsidies and would generally be less generous for those receiving subsidies under cur
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by johntb86 10y ago
I believe this code is in gdi32.dll and is one of the few pieces of GDI implemented in user mode. However you'd probably still need to reboot because almost every program in windows is linked with it and would need to be restarted.
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by johntb86 10y ago
http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2006/04/core/4/ has an explanation of how the P6's data buses were only 64 bits wide.
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by johntb86 10y ago
If your random numbers are generated with a fixed seed and the algorithm runs for a deterministic number of steps (e.g. not using a wall-clock timeout) then the output should be deterministic. One potential for nondeterminism is if the comp
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by johntb86 10y ago
I'm sorry, but I have to question any information from someone who says that Three-Mile Island caused a no-mans-land worse than Fukushima.
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by johntb86 10y ago
Some do, see http://arstechnica.com/uncategorized/2006/08/7601/ , but it's hard for US authorities to find and prosecute someone in a place like Chine.
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by johntb86 10y ago
Netflix did that for video: http://techblog.netflix.com/2016/06/toward-practical-percept...
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by johntb86 10y ago
Some Tesla GPUs support ECC memory, so that should help.
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by johntb86 10y ago
https://http2.github.io/faq/#why-is-http2-multiplexed
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by johntb86 10y ago
cf. be fore and aft er.
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by johntb86 10y ago
That being said, it is unsettling they have the feature. What feature do they have?
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by johntb86 10y ago
There have been several different translators for Lem. Michael Kandel, Louis Iribarne, Jean-Michel Jasiensko + Joanna Kilmartin and Steve Cox, Marc E. Heine, Barbara Marszal and Frank Simpson, and probably others. Of these, Michael Kandel
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by johntb86 10y ago
From the paper: To train a CNN to do lane following we only select data where the driver was staying in a lane and discard the rest.
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by johntb86 10y ago
I guess the difference is that mammograms tell you that there's some sort of tumor, while sequencing the blood can give a better idea of what's wrong with it. If you know what oncogenes it has then hopefully you can figure out how
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by johntb86 10y ago
OpenGL has native support for sRGB blending, so maybe keeping the same gamma allows them to use the same hardware to accelerate Display P3 blending. Though I think sRGB's gamma is technically the much more complicated { cs &#
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by johntb86 11y ago
That's why they're cutting 11% of their workforce.
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by johntb86 11y ago
Eddy current brakes actually exist: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eddy_current_brake
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by johntb86 11y ago
If you need to plug the phone into the cryptobox to decrypt it, they're going to be in one place anyway.
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by johntb86 11y ago
Do we now need hypervalidation sets?
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by johntb86 11y ago
http://criu.org/Main_Page
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by johntb86 11y ago
You might as well say the same thing with physical cash. What makes the loan possible are the contract and the set of laws surrounding that contract. I don't see how bitcoin changes that part.
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by johntb86 11y ago
According to http://aviationweek.com/blog/nasa-cnes-warn-spacex-challenge... every 10lbs of recovery hardware loses you 1lb of payload, approximately.
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by johntb86 11y ago
It's not just meant to be a hobbyist project. From the original story: Soon enough, the two men started figuring out a deal in which Hotz would help develop Tesla’s self-driving technology. There was a proposal that if Hotz could do b
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by johntb86 11y ago
If I'm a new hire, they are expected to set aside today the money I'll receive in 30 years. I don't believe that's the case. From http://www.gao.gov/assets/660/650511.pdf : The liability for

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