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by voqv 5y ago
I haven't read much modern Russian poetry, but this really isn't that good. There are way better contemporary examples.
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by voqv 5y ago
It's the UK tax that is more complex for me as i'm not familiar with it. Isn't the NI more or less the equivalent of social security charges? But now I understand where my math is wrong - I got the UK tax brackets wrong. For
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by voqv 5y ago
UK has 40% tax on 50k pounds and Germany has 42% tax on the equivalent 58k euros, doesn't sound like big deal unless I'm missing something here.
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by voqv 6y ago
Yeah, it receives things.
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by voqv 6y ago
As others have said. I edited the post for clarity.
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by voqv 6y ago
Experienced terrible headaches trying to fix issues with GPS and USB3 at work. I was also surprised by how sparse information online was. Almost all mentions came from random drone hobbyist's forums when I was searching some time ago.
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by voqv 6y ago
Stainless steel for most things (can't make eggs/pancakes though, they'll stick). Preheat the pan before using. After cooking, warm up some water in it and scrap away the stuck bits with a wooden spoon (or make a pan sauce).
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by voqv 6y ago
That's literally what my first comment was saying :) It's kind of crazy how widespread this issue is though.
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by voqv 6y ago
That last paragraph does not seem to be true. Well only if you're an "an absent-minded person" according to: https://www.petcoach.co/article/teflon-toxicity-ptfe-toxicos...
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by voqv 6y ago
I wonder if it's Teflon in general or damaged Teflon pans - many people do not used them correctly, overheat them and have damaged coatings that leak chemicals. You can go check perfectly fine pans having 1-star Amazon reviews "Pa
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by voqv 6y ago
I worded that poorly. I meant full-time students (as in they're not just reading about something out of curiosity while sitting on the toilet) that read literature as a part of their job.
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by voqv 6y ago
Maybe it's an unpopular opinion, and biased by fields I've worked in as a grad, but I think you really just can't validate a particular paper without a background in the field. You need lots of context: recent works of that u
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by voqv 6y ago
They've been trying to sell their robots to all of those customers for years, but they're still way too expensive for the benefit. As I see it, they're a very risky venture with their value mostly being in a hypothetical brig
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by voqv 6y ago
Slack
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by voqv 6y ago
Love this. Although I haven't listened to Kanye West for like several months and yet I got roasted into oblivion for listening to him.
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by voqv 6y ago
Pictures of the September Moscow marathon make me think even the government are some kind of anti-maskers
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by voqv 6y ago
If we must truly progress to a world where flights become a luxurious rarity, what will happen to economies transformed by tourism, I wonder.
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by voqv 6y ago
Interesting. Officially according to the NHTSA, there are not any Level 3 systems on public roads in the USA.
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by voqv 6y ago
> The first three tiers are not difficult. Why is that? Afaik at least according to European and Japanese [1] laws, L3 is the first level where the larger liability of the OEM comes into play. That is because the driver can remove his ha
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by voqv 6y ago
You can have tab autocomplete working if you're using ssh keys and you have their passphrases unlocked with a keychain/ssh-agent.
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by voqv 6y ago
Actually not really all cars have one standard. Most German cars use Flexray which Openpilot does not currently support and is a bit more tricky to hack into as described by Comma.ai: https://medium.com/@comma_ai/hackin
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by voqv 6y ago
Afaik you buy this thing as a dashcam and then flash the self driving software on your own at your own risk. This was done exactly when "the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) demanded that Comma.ai provide proof to
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by voqv 6y ago
Is there some international scale comparison? I'm fairly sure Creative Commons does not mean the same thing f.e. in Germany due to GEMA. The whole thing is wack, can't imagine licensing some code under GPLv3 and turns out that doe
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by voqv 6y ago
Afaik there is some progress being done on motion planning and control parts with regards to that, mostly using reachability analysis for continuous systems or using things like control barrier functions. I work in the perception/local
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by voqv 6y ago
Google used to have a forum tab for search results with only user generated content among discussions and forums! Damn, I still remember how sad and frustrated I was on the day they removed it with no explanation.
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by voqv 6y ago
I hope you really don't think it's a good comparison. The level of effort and safety engineering that went into ILS Cat IIIb and Autoland is above and beyond what any automotive company is doing. Autoland is mandatory in certain c
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by voqv 6y ago
Likely can't ship. The Vienna Convention on Road Traffic prohibits fully driverless cars [1], I assume the US has something similar. Cruise is still waiting for their waiver to have cars without a steering wheel and that's not eve
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by voqv 6y ago
There is no argument, why are people jumping to extrapolation? I'm pointing out that this DNN can be (and is being) used to identify people based on the ("any") detected faces. The possible usage is certainly related to the P
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by voqv 6y ago
Detecting where is a face in a picture is the first step that's necessary before detecting whose face is that.
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by voqv 6y ago
But not unusual in the context that people would be sunbathing like never before, that's what I meant as a response to parent comment :)

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