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by sandos 7y ago
That sounds a lot like a Battle Royale... which is also very popular now. If you ignore the "rankings" that is, and play each game in isolation which I tend to do.
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by sandos 7y ago
Good for you. Our 5 and 7 year olds get "banned" from youtube every now and then when we detect the slightest bit of "mania", which they do get. In Sweden no screen time is recommended until the age of two, and I would e
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by sandos 7y ago
"Windows NT is a family of operating systems produced by Microsoft, the first version of which was released on July 27, 1993" NT did not exist in the early 80s, maybe just a typo?
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by sandos 7y ago
Its sort of obvious if you see stuff like this: https://www.pcgamesn.com/nvidia/ai-gaugan-app-painting-neura... The neural network basically has a huge lookup table of "natural" looking stuff. Just point into
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by sandos 8y ago
I thought 2FA or similar was "just around the corner" for bitcoin?
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by sandos 8y ago
WV seems to update their cars basically every year. Also mixing and matching single parts, like updating the headlights year X, then year X+1 a total refresh with newer headlights that look almost like the smaller refresh from the year befo
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by sandos 8y ago
Afaik, here in Sweden they use something called "digital cameras". They take a picture of said car and placement on street and just compare it later on.
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by sandos 8y ago
I like that about the Expanse novels, automatic systems control a lot of the lower level work in battles. Of course humans still come up with the crazy ideas and sort of execute them on a higher level.
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by sandos 8y ago
Does 144hz really make any difference in office applications? Gaming, obviously but I cant imagine it affects productivity at all....
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by sandos 8y ago
What I dont understand is, that yellow sign is actually very visible compared to other things the neural nets can detect. Why hasn't it been done yet? Detecting things as visible as that sign should not be a huge problem.
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by sandos 8y ago
This is what home assistant needs! The only really lacking thing about HA is the lack of native Android app, but the most important thing is notifications.
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by sandos 8y ago
The crossplay issue is getting a bit silly, really. Come on Sony, get with the game! I have a hard time believing that Sony will really loose anything valuable by allowing crossplay.
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by sandos 8y ago
Swim diapers basically keep the _turds_ stationary. Water will still chew away at it and disperse poop everywhere, so its basically run out of the water when an "accident" happens. Still better than solid poop floating around I gu
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by sandos 8y ago
Not related to memory, but I have had trouble with balance issues for years, and I'm only 38 years old. Now I got a Xbox One X recently, which means, of course, increased gaming. I'm not 100% yet but it does seem to have almost wi
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by sandos 8y ago
I was about 17 years old and IRC was very hot at the time in school. We had a, for the time, very fast 512Kbps internet connection, and I had gotten used to be able to "ping people out from IRC", no idea why I would do that, but h
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by sandos 8y ago
This is exactly what keeps happening to my emacs. I have tried emacs in 3 or 4 periods for work and home use. Every time, I add useful things to my config until something breaks, I try fix it and maybe fail or partially fix it. I eventually
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by sandos 8y ago
Wow. I live in Sweden, and I have the same expectations: I would not really want to spend much time on an interview process, and I have never, ever heard of day-long interviews either! We have had a perpetual shortage of developers though,
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by sandos 8y ago
Are you referring to the backdoor or is it actually a mind-blowing implementation?
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by sandos 8y ago
The Martian in book-form is very impressive, it describes patching, in binary form, a bug in wxworks regarding priority inversion. I worked with people a few years ago who had done the exact same thing, which felt a bit weird. Not on martia
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by sandos 8y ago
My mind is blown by the fact that caps still exists for a stationary connection. I mean, how bad are the networks to require that?
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by sandos 8y ago
In my experience, less than 5% are actually writing algorithms and solving harder problems. I work at a consulting firm with 100 or so developers, and most seem to do "simple" stuff most of the time. The most complex thing I have
502.
by sandos 8y ago
Credit cards was how this all started in Sweden. Cash usage has been going down since the late 1990s, and the Swish thing is fairly new, we still use credit cards mostly, but swish is popular for smaller establishments or temporary events a
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by sandos 8y ago
I would add to this by adding tests gradually during this time. If there is no understanding from management that this is needed, do it guerilla style and do it anyway, maybe at a smaller scale. In my mind, unit tests is not what you want t
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by sandos 8y ago
I only tried Node-Red, it was good enough that I felt no need for AppDaemon, even though as a programmer it probably is even easier than Node Red. One huge problem with YAML compared with Node Red is the turnaround, node-red restarts blazin
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by sandos 8y ago
I would recommend something like adsbexchange instead, which ignores any filtering lists.... Information wants to be free?
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by sandos 8y ago
I think they rely (more) on radar now since the "I can't see a white truck" incident. The camera is useless if the sun is shining against it, the radar will still work but be useless for stationary objects. I have no idea how
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by sandos 8y ago
Same here in our 2016 wv, we had a beep once for a warning in an intersection with traffic nearby, but never a false positive.
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by sandos 8y ago
No, it would probably take a large part of that time to even react, especially if you are looking at a screen. However, if the safety driver was trained to brake immediately upon warnings it could have worked quite well. But that would nega
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by sandos 8y ago
Why? Brakes works fine on snowy roads. Distances can be adjusted for snowy roads. It happens every winter where it snows a lot. I don't see a problem.
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by sandos 8y ago
That'll teach people to keep their damn distances!

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