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mahirsaid
1y ago
While i was reading this article i did find another article (AD) that was showcasing a product of LidAR tech in a small package. It seems unpractical to be very useful a long sim module with its own processing unit and on board electronics.
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mahirsaid
1y ago
please read my replies to the previous user. The podcast i mentioned has great topics that is educational. The two guys are very experience in their field, on of which was a C++ programmer.
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1y ago
I was listening to a podcast (The Rust workshop, on Spotify " Jim and Tim go deeper into Rust and compare with ither languages") about Rust and the guest speaker said something similar to what you just said.
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1y ago
Sorry i meant to link the book not a specific module within the book.
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I read about this a some other source. I was so confused and lost.
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1y ago
Insects are so interesting. Their existence is so bizarre and fundamental to nature, otherwise there would not be no nature.
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Lidar, optical distance and time of flight sensors
(ams-osram.com)
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one of the best for shooter games because of the high refresh rate. There is virtually no lag for quick scoping or fast playing. there is very little computing happening inside.
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1y ago
I expect to see no comments. Could you really feel safe posting your true opinion if you wanted to. This is the attitude currently echoed across America and some countries.
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Learn Rust the Right Way
(doc.rust-lang.org)
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Rust is becoming more important everyday that passes, so it might help to understand why.
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refine the product image and type so you don produce hallucinated products and your good to go. i can see this being the future for amazon. why search for a product when they can just make what you wanted and save the trouble of guessing fo
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1y ago
Seem likes there are mistakes that were made on behalf of the users. The attackers found these mistakes and took advantage of them. i don't think "severless" is the problem.
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Blockchain is such a useful and needed technology for mass adoption, yet so redundant to have in the US because of how much side-eye treatment it gets. Blockchain makes more sense to have here than anywhere else in the world. blockchain doe
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Ideas are simple, and so on. i don't understand the reason behind complicated coding to make an app/service so buggy. at this point there are plenty of already practiced true implementations.
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1y ago
I never thought America was this fragile, or should i say the governmental mindset was, to just change things are essentially the backbone of what made America "America" in the first place. Changing policies that otherwise should
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1y ago
Regardless, it's terrible to have around you. Your dog will have it too if let be. they do need to be controlled if it gets out of hand. Better now than when its a bigger problem.
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This has been driving me nuts. Ever since implementation. This method has been the biggest disappointment of login procedures and quickness. I dont want to go through, three to five steps just to login and in the meantime I forget what I
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Reddit as well.
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The fantasy of using civilians as a means to say this is a war crime is out the window. In order to stop one country from killing your population, most often the revers effect is the same. neither of which are justified. in order to stop th
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This is not a war. War is Ukraine vs Russia.
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They will most likely force FAANG to disclose this anyway. Some of which already have contracts with that country that is at war.
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Most likely the very same people that passed it are part of the lobbying of you know who ( i don't want to say the exact names or party). Any future bills in favor of that foreign country will be hard to protest against. petitioning wi
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managing to do this in short time will inevitably lead to a self implosion of the system as a whole. Making these changes does not align with the so present 4 year term of an administration's agenda, and fragile consistency for a 8 yea
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Michigan triples waters with 'Do Not Eat' warning for PFAS in fish
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Triples! That is definitely a concern for Michigan. The amount of fresh-water present in Michigan and it's unsafe to eat catch from there raises concerns.
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These are the leading science and technology hotspots
(weforum.org)
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Depends! but Their selling the coming to investors on hopes of reinviting something that is already there. The data they're using isn't owned by them. All of these " unicorn " wanna be's are wasting investors money.
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Interesting enough i still hear people say the error messages from rust is confusing and none informative. I wouldn't say that i am proficient in Rust but i know enough about it and it;s tooling to distinguish the difference between di
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ASML: A Monopoly on Magic
(generalist.com)
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