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by kart23 7y ago
It's only going to get worse before it gets better. Coronavirus has showed up at a number of college campuses in the US, and now it's just a waiting game of another week to see if there's going to be any large scale spread in
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by kart23 7y ago
Kids have short attention spans, if you put them in front of a computer, why the heck would they pay attention to boring class stuff, instead of play a game or watch youtube? Learning hands on is essential when you are young. Homeschooling
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by kart23 7y ago
This is absolutely NOT a good thing. Or 'awesome'. You cant teach a class full of elementary schoolers 'from home'. You cannot manufacture electronics 'from home'. This is going to have lasting, major effects o
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by kart23 7y ago
Yeah, my t480s has been pretty good with arch as well. Except the wifi is sometimes finicky, but I've experienced stuff like that on nearly any machine. My Dell xps 13 surprisingly had a couple issues, though it was a ~2016. I heard th
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by kart23 7y ago
What do you mean anecdotal? I'm really confused at how you even came up with that number. Unless you have some type of firsthand experience.
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by kart23 7y ago
How do you know who has been in these breaches? Are websites like haveibeenpwned doing business with hackers to get a hold of emails and websites? And just because one person discovers an open server does that mean that hackers have also di
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by kart23 7y ago
For who though? I would hate to see the blame placed on some low-level database engineer. And there's no way you could blame the executives.
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by kart23 7y ago
I just said they need a screen. And to display video you need a screen somewhere, so yeah it's true. And the government does mandate all new cars to have a backup camera monitoring system.
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by kart23 7y ago
> "General Electric has already made more than $1 billion dollars selling San Diego residents’ data to Wall Street" Where does this figure come from? Is it even accurate at all? If this is actually true I'd be interested i
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by kart23 7y ago
* touchscreen. All US cars still need a screen because of the government required backup camera.
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by kart23 7y ago
taxis in a big city isnt neccessarily level 4. True, theres no person in the drivers seat, but there are still things that restrict the operation of a Level 4 system, while 5 is supposed to go anywhere, anytime. Snow, Rain, Fog, even night
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by kart23 7y ago
cuz its just funny. If you saw little robots all over the place run by facebook or $mega_corp, wouldnt you just strand them for fun? Cameras are easily defeated by a hoodie and a mask. Bricks from bridges could kill people and just damages
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by kart23 7y ago
You cant have other people on the road then. If I was a protestor or bored teen, I would find it pretty fun to block self driving cars' cameras and sensors, stranding them and creating chaos. Imagine a line of self driving cars just bl
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by kart23 7y ago
They could do something like the apple watch. There would be a strong magnet on the bottom of the phone and a miniature coil? Or just like a couple contact pads on the bottom exclusively for power. Kinda like the smart connector. They could
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by kart23 7y ago
Or use the gps speed from google maps. That should be pretty accurate.
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by kart23 7y ago
Its speedo error. Most cars and motorbikes slightly overestimate speed, and the effect is more pronounced at higher speeds. This is just to be on the safe side with regards to speed, as tire tread, tire size, temperature, etc. can all have
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by kart23 7y ago
They should. It wouldn't be hard for carmakers to add a camera at the top of the windshield. The US already requires every new car to come with a backup camera.
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by kart23 7y ago
f1 is pretty cool. I got a lot more into it this year. Try to watch some races with an open mind.
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by kart23 7y ago
You probably just don't get those attendance points?
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by kart23 7y ago
Theres no way a tesla roadster is beating the current record holder, the 919 evo. The roadster would be magnitudes heavier, plus it wouldn't have the aero for the downforce. https://youtu.be/PQmSUHhP3ug
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by kart23 7y ago
For larger stuff, yes. For small stuff, no. If you just need to get something small done quick and dirty, python will be easier and faster.
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by kart23 7y ago
It was an aftermarket system. This article leaves out a lot. 2002 lexus cars did not come with auto start.
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by kart23 7y ago
There is some material about improved build times on the apple site. I'd say that's aimed directly at programmers. Also some stuff on machine learning, but that could be in the domain of other fields. But yes, the majority of mark
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by kart23 7y ago
Oh. Thanks for clearing that up. I go to a UC, so I'm pretty interested in where all our money is going. It just seems like so much goes in, but the ROI isn't exactly there for a lot of students.
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by kart23 7y ago
https://www.ucop.edu/operating-budget/_files/rbudget/2019-20... I think UC is first and foremost a research institution. A lot of these professors are barely involved in undergraduate teaching, and the massiv
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by kart23 7y ago
I liked my old xps 13. The build quality was probably the best of any non-mac machine I've used, and the carbon fiber is a cool design choice. But the coil whine was awful and it felt like they tried to make a workstation out of a 13 i
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by kart23 7y ago
I think sports are pretty good at forcing kids outside of their comfort zone. I definently didnt like it as a kid, but it honestly made me grow so much.
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by kart23 7y ago
Theres truth to the OPs statement. Some online sources say gates attended Montessori for elementary but it's not conclusive. Brin and page for sure attended Montessori. Bezos as well. I went to a Montessori until 5th grade and honestly
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by kart23 7y ago
Graduated high school a couple years ago. Plenty of people coded, but I had only had one friend that actually was interested in doing more with computers. We found some pretty cool stuff on the school network, and ways to screw with our les
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by kart23 7y ago
Ok, so what's stopping one party from changing the data? How would one party prove they have the right data? Is this like blockchain messaging?

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