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by weego 5y ago
Industrial robotics focuses on single task, highly specialised machines that have few constraints on form, size etc. This is not that. What tesla are conceptually pitching here (let's ignore that they'll deliver something that&#x2
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by weego 5y ago
It addresses no problems, other than the problem of them realising that gamers are a bad audience for data and ad capture.
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by weego 5y ago
I have an informal background in learning and cognitive psychology and a decade in volunteer crisis support and mental rehabilitation back into a modified normal life. The pointlessness of online, self-motivated, CBT has been a constant sou
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by weego 5y ago
x-style="max-w:80; mx:auto; radius:md; e:2; e.hover:4; transition:all 0.25s; cursor:pointer" How many times do we have to be told they're not reinventing the wheel while reinventing the wheel! This is not better than
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by weego 5y ago
That's just the nature of astronomy photography. Often hundreds of photos are stiched to make the final image. For some subjects and shots it's the only possible way it can work.
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by weego 5y ago
Why it happens is because you cannot find a genuinely creative person with the drive and motivation needed to keep pushing a juggernaut like Blizard forward who would be willing to drop their own creative vision and adopt the one of the ori
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by weego 5y ago
That's not how taxes work. It's also kind of damming of the entire industry if that's the fallback excuse for existing.
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by weego 5y ago
Just don't edit 1000km to 1kkm and we're golden.
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by weego 5y ago
No because the method of achieving that goal is to push the worst CO2 generating processes out to less privileged countries and then blaming them for it. It's just carbon credits with more xenophobia.
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by weego 5y ago
I too am looking forward to migrating my Slack account to Salesforce CloudTeams™® Beta account
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by weego 5y ago
I don't understand how the writer didn't realise somewhere during writing this that they're conflating immutable state concerns and higher-level state validation in logic loops. Collision detection validation and the game loo
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by weego 5y ago
Robots already build cars, and supply of new cars is often out-stripped by demand. It's not really new ground. The limitations in car production are always the component supply chain, not the actual manufacture.
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by weego 5y ago
Yes hence the unidentified. Someone on reddit a while back asked how come UFO pics and video are always so shaky and blurry. The answer of course is that if it was high res and steady cam we'd quickly be able to identify what it was so
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by weego 5y ago
If we post every projects migration post hn is going to be tedious for quite a while
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by weego 5y ago
Herman Miller Mirra. There's always tons of liquidation stock on ebay and they're excellent as long as you get the one with the tilt and back support features. I'm very torso tall and wide so for me the original Mirra is bett
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by weego 5y ago
A major dealer in Liverpool is almost certainly someone who has his prints on file for previous crimes. They'll have suspected that account was him for a while but didn't have reasonable grounds, this photo clearly convinced someo
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by weego 5y ago
Yes in my business that I won't specify ios (last 2 revisions) + web users account for over 92% of revenue, with a whole scattering of android versions and related hardware back to 4.4 making up the rest. A native strategy for ios is a
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by weego 5y ago
Those people are a frankly unimportant niche in the JVM world. Even in areas where its relevant (banking etc) 99%+ of the codebase is not coded for those tolerances.
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by weego 5y ago
It means that nothing is backed and these exchanges don't have the cash reserves to back the liquidity they're handling. The important thing to realise is once you're an on-paper crypto millionaire, you're not going to b
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by weego 5y ago
AFAIK Amazon provides no guarantees that s3 file triggers will actually run, though they 'probably always will'
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by weego 5y ago
That argument leads to the logical conclusion that Apple needs to be broken up so their music subsidiary have to pay their app store subsidiary the same 30% as Spotify do. Still not a logical defense.
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by weego 5y ago
Self-driving cars will always be x years away until purpose built and dedicated self-driving car roads are built to take out the variables that put safety at risk.
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by weego 6y ago
I my bet is they'll be spending money like water on AI research to build base websites automagically for people based on their taste and industry and nothing will ever come of it.
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by weego 6y ago
Presumption of innocence is a legal principle and does not and will never apply to a corporation providing you services at their own discretion.
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by weego 6y ago
recreating html node declaration in JS with janky and verbose syntax for attributes and child nodes is not an answer to a problem anyone has.
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by weego 6y ago
Isn't this the problem? "What if I need to do something I don't need to do right now? I know I best add it in just incase!" You have now recreated Drupal.
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by weego 6y ago
If you have to have a PhD this isn't a bootcamp, it's just a pay for play networking funnel. It's literally the thinnest wedge you can fit a business in in this space. Convince people they won't find a job without you an
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by weego 6y ago
I think that attempts to whitewash the fact that Boeing have managed to burn the trust it spent decades building on the space of 2 or 3 years. This is the natural outcome -- until time proves otherwise again, every failure will be under a l
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by weego 6y ago
My guess would be that unsplash will start adding source file size limits (that can unlocked with a Getty account) and long term quality and quantity will stagnate as its used as an acquisition funnel for their paid services
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by weego 6y ago
Let's see what they peg their exchange rate to

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