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by saynay 7y ago
I wonder if they only marked the road, and not the vehicle, if that would be sufficient.
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by saynay 8y ago
AFAIK, the 'Look Once' part refers to other systems that re-ran a section of the frame at a time through an object detector, resulting in a lot of reprocessing. You could still look only once, but have that look include multiple s
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by saynay 8y ago
"Since the controller is independently connected, it can have a different latency than the computer." Not necessarily. Chromecast and the like already does side-channel communication to devices on the same network. Its how my phon
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by saynay 8y ago
Over-targetting creeps people out, so I sometimes wonder if Google (and others) intentionally slip in "bad" targeting to lower peoples guard.
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by saynay 8y ago
Basically everyone in my office types full sentences to Google, and it drives me crazy.
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by saynay 8y ago
I can see that for many other areas of handling, but breaking has always seemed the most variable to me. Different road conditions, tire conditions, if the breaks themselves are wet, etc. I suspect you would get used to it fairly quickly.
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by saynay 8y ago
I believe Verizon has a datacenter that has a number of 15 ft concrete flywheels that provides emergency power.
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by saynay 9y ago
Obviously not, there is no way to prove it.
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by saynay 9y ago
The argument for systemic racism isn't anything like some sort of "original sin" for white people. Black people were legally second-class citizens, denied access to the education and employment of white citizens. The conseque
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by saynay 9y ago
They generate a depth-map of the face with a pattern projector and IR-camera. Facial bone structure will be unaffected by superficial changes. I suspect things that obscure large portions of the face, like large glasses or a sudden thick be
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by saynay 9y ago
I did this with my Samsung. Once there was a software update that made it shrink my screen to display a car ad, while I was using HDMI. After, I disabled every "Smart" feature I could and disabled its network entirely. Had to resi
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by saynay 10y ago
A person running a red light is driving just one car at a time. A self-driving car's software is (potentially) driving many cars. I do not think "a self-driving car runs a red light" is analogous to "a person runs a red
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by saynay 11y ago
Maybe it is different when you work remotely most of the time, but for me I primarily use my home computer for games / netflix. On the occasions that I do work from home, I find it extremely hard to concentrate as my brain immediately
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by saynay 11y ago
I think you are confusing Docker with Vagrant. Vagrant provisions VM, Docker is about containers (which may or may not run on a VM)
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by saynay 11y ago
I happened to start working with a similar system today. For our customer there are several factors they are interested in: # Mapping gunshots in both time and space. These types of sensors can attempt to classify the type of weapon used ba
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by saynay 12y ago
It looks like Lambda functions are limited in complexity and runtime duration. The way I see it is pairing it with the container service (ECS) and spawning containers in response to events, possibly spawning EC2 instances if you need more c