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by sanguy 7y ago
Very cool to see this price point. If Velodyne really can manufacture and sell it in volume and be profitable it's an amazing evolution for Velodyne. If it's a loss leader to buy attention and stay relevant versus their fast movi
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by sanguy 7y ago
Nice to see Velodyne get some market pressure.
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by sanguy 7y ago
The GUI is specifically mentioned for training (tagging) of positive/false-positives that the ML then incorporates. If you think about tagging it is something you need a GUI for unless you are lucky enough to have pre-tagged samples. E
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by sanguy 7y ago
We have similar going on in Annapolis Maryland. You can see the lights, particularly the red/green on either side. They seem to just loiter for several hours at a time.
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by sanguy 7y ago
Max is done and will likely never fly again as designed. The real question is will Boeing re-design it as doing so will be an admission of guilt.
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by sanguy 7y ago
We know who you are, and what you did to PFSense....
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by sanguy 7y ago
Let's not forget all the bridge days as well, which are over and above vacation days. For those reading if a stat holiday falls on Tuesday or Thursday in Switzerland the Monday or Friday is a bridge day and also a holiday. It gets fant
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by sanguy 7y ago
If you are happy to run old Adobe pre-CC applications why would you not consider to stay on 10.14 as well? It's the same logic.
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by sanguy 7y ago
The issue is constellations like StarLink are setup to tolerate some % of failures and still function. They launch in bulk as part of the overall plan. So this brings up the question - if the value of your satellite is lower do you burn up
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by sanguy 7y ago
Flew yesterday out of Dulles and they were inspecting and ordering "no fly" on certain models. Was a complete shit-show.
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by sanguy 7y ago
Apple has a pattern here. Started with CPU's (PA Semi) and moved into flash controllers (AnoBit), GPS (coherent), GPU's (Imagine Tech), and now cellular modems. The prior have been well integrated to give us the latest Axx desig
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by sanguy 7y ago
Apple is desperate to keep profits flowing while the iPhone and iPad stagnate in sales performance. Services is on the rise; but not fast enough. So they are being absolutely militant to squeeze any and all profit out of the supply chain t
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by sanguy 7y ago
Needs to be split up but the problem is the advertising side needs all the free services to harvest data to drive the ad business. A split up google may not be a viable business.
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by sanguy 7y ago
Amazing they've managed to get this done despite all the government corruption and bureaucracy. But let's see if it actually gets manufactured and widely deployed. India's government is the countries own worst enemy....
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by sanguy 8y ago
Only Gen-1 cars had the buy-back as they could not be fixed with software. Gen-2 cars they came up with a way to reprogram them to get to pass; but as I mentioned it comes with a huge impact of mileage and performance. Us gen-2 owners got
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by sanguy 8y ago
As a former owner of 2 TDI dirty diesels that lost money on the resale due to these issues I personally feel VW has not done enough to make it right with the customers impacted. Prior to the two diesel's I had owned 4 other Audi's
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by sanguy 8y ago
I find him extremely annoying and flippant. And what’s up with the hooting fanboys?
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by sanguy 8y ago
Really sad. NGINX was the cure to F5 proprietary boxes. Up next is likely HaProxy....
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by sanguy 9y ago
Yes, that's the link. Sorry I didn't link it in my original post. It does paint a pretty direct link, even if the results have been rushed.
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by sanguy 9y ago
I suspect US will be reserved for high end S/X models, with the model 3 likely majorily in China.
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by sanguy 9y ago
Wonder how this will impact the model 3 backlog. Many of the Tesla fans have bought into the US made, green, and disruptive angles - in various levels of importance. Will be interesting to watch how the backlog develops with this change.
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by sanguy 9y ago
5G has proven to cause a increase in tumor rates in male rats during testing. So I understand some desire to block this technology until better understood. Cancer is increasing at an alarming rate - could be from many many factors but wort
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by sanguy 9y ago
Sad. Hope the family gets what's due -- being burnt alive would be a good start.
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by sanguy 9y ago
I knew Gosling when he resided in Calgary. A very bright guy but he was also extremely possessive of Java. Even during the Sun days it was clear it was his baby, and nobody else’s. I can imagine him being very frustrated at oracle and goo
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by sanguy 9y ago
Multiple images can be used to compute a 3D point cloud. This is computer vision stuff around for many years. The challenge is this is a passive sensor in that the cameras count on light illuminating the scene. So at night; in bright lig
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by sanguy 9y ago
CTO is departing. Wants to escape before the Otto meltdown burns him.....
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by sanguy 9y ago
After watching a 30 year old female overdose in a parking lot and not being able to be saved by first responders or emergency responders I've realized this problem is far more prevalent then most of us realize. This is a epidemic that
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by sanguy 9y ago
Tech doesn't work. Tech can't work. It is all hype and a dream. Just like Theranos. Those who invest deserve what comes with it....
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by sanguy 9y ago
Anthony is overrated and a complete psychopath. He doesn't understand it's basic right from wrong. In his mind IP is boundless and his, not Googles. This comes from 5 years of working in fairly close contact. Zero morals. He
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by sanguy 9y ago
All wasted on finding the best advert to match to your search terms....

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