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by wibr 11y ago
That depends on the sensors which are used. Most current ACC systems use radar, which should not be affected by weather but has other problems like high cost, narrow field of view and you only get speed and distance as data points which are
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by wibr 11y ago
yes "Day 40 Hooray! My compiler is now able to self-compile everything!"
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by wibr 11y ago
I'd rather not wear my code :-).
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by wibr 11y ago
I understand it as _classic_ neural networks as opposed to deep networks. Not a good choice of words, though.
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by wibr 11y ago
I think most programmers can learn a new programming language to reasonable "fluency" in a few weeks, for natural languages it's more like a few years. Totally different except when you think of formal terms like vocabulary,
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by wibr 11y ago
Well sitting in a traffic jam also sucks? In my opinion even more because you are literally stuck, you can't just choose another connection, go somewhere else to have a coffee, you are trapped in your car on some road and there is noth
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by wibr 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internal_combustion_engine
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by wibr 11y ago
I had two wisdom teeth removed in one session and it took the dentist just a couple of minutes, with local anesthesia and I didn't feel that much. Not sure why anyone would want general anesthesia unless it's a complicated case. A
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by wibr 11y ago
You have to distinguish the sign from signs on trucks (indicating their maximum speed), reflections of signs in windows, you have to recognize the sub-signs which might limit the scope of the main sign (speed limit might only apply to exit