tintor

20 ms·

361.
by tintor 5y ago
Same! Especially the heavy steel one.
362.
by tintor 5y ago
Use case: Mobile robotics, lidar replacement in self-driving vehicles
363.
by tintor 5y ago
Fast enough to be used for mobile robots?
364.
by tintor 5y ago
"Should the global community have targeted all Americans for the actions of the Bush Presidency invading Iraq under false pretenses? Or how about Vietnam?" Or how about aggression on Yugoslavia?
365.
by tintor 5y ago
How many of you have protested USA and boycotted their products during 78 of days of bombing of civilians in Yugoslavia in 1999? Ukraine was making statements in supports of such aggression.
366.
by tintor 5y ago
The problem with lidar + radar is that it can't distinguish between soft drive-able things (smoke, steam, paper bag, grass, water splashing) from hard collide-able things.
367.
by tintor 5y ago
Then you have inflation, and rise of prices.
368.
by tintor 5y ago
You left out Kosovo.
369.
by tintor 5y ago
There is no app here. It is just an Airtable form. Hacker News title is misleading.
370.
by tintor 5y ago
Ok, I'll embed text into my photos, and photo links into my text.
371.
by tintor 5y ago
Microprocessor, that's just melted sand with a little bit of lightning inside.
372.
by tintor 5y ago
9/11
373.
by tintor 5y ago
You must be joking! Have you tried exercising with surgical mask or N95 respirator? I train regularly with N95 since Omicron started and they definitely negatively affect airflow and aerobic exercise performance. N95 respirator even more th
374.
by tintor 5y ago
Because people buy Starbucks coffee to go. Glasses are heavier.
375.
by tintor 5y ago
They don't have to trust each other. ie. No need to have a dedicated treasurer.
376.
by tintor 5y ago
Good to know. I just transferred out my PayPal balance.
377.
by tintor 5y ago
How did the FDA even review 450,000 pages for EUA in the first place?
378.
by tintor 5y ago
Ball games? Why? This covers many sports.
379.
by tintor 5y ago
Radio equipment manufacturers don't specifically amplify messages that incite outrage, and also don't perform mass psychological experiments on their users [1]. [1] https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014&
380.
by tintor 5y ago
"construction is basically just concrete and steel" :)
381.
by tintor 5y ago
How much damage did you cause to become a better developer because of it?
382.
by tintor 5y ago
Somehow? They likely mapped it from aerial imagery.
383.
by tintor 5y ago
Can't they move mailboxes closer to the end of the dock?
384.
by tintor 5y ago
Tracking how many people die from different causes is easy. Difficulty is tracking how many lives were saved with specific preventive measure.
385.
by tintor 5y ago
Even with unlimited energy and matter conversion, but without money what motivates doctors, for example, to do their job?
386.
by tintor 5y ago
Costco sells jewelry and laptops.
387.
by tintor 5y ago
Unless the standing space "reclines" to diagonal. :)
388.
by tintor 5y ago
Would cubic meter cells work? You'd have a lot of material for small cells, compared to one large cell blimp.
389.
by tintor 5y ago
Unclear how different is this from getting vaccinated as a child, giving blood sample for lab test as a child, and having your tooth removed as a child.
390.
by tintor 5y ago
If company is providing a service instead of selling products then reverse engineering is much much harder or not possible at all. Example: Are you going to reverse self-driving code from a vehicle giving you are ride? Or a server behind an

More ›