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yogrish
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ELIF5 explanation: https://www.reddit.com/r/explainlikeimfive/comments/e6czsd/e...
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Bosch is tier 1 supplier of components and parts to OEMs like VW, Daimler etc. they are already making Radar and camera sensors and systems. Every component supplier is into self driving development as they provide these Algos along with t
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yogrish
7y ago
spot on. I feel this is an abuse of technology. They want to take Touch to next level with gesture, but it is doomed to fail unless they solve other issues as you pointed out(just my opinion). Gesture might be good for gaming (ex:kinect). I
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yogrish
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Basically it is like Murphy’s law. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murphy%27s_law
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How safe is it esp. in low light/nights? Unless other vehicles have Radar/LiDAR sensors, it’s not so easy to detect.camera sensors might face challenges to detect this car. Other vehicles might hit this vanta black parked car.
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The Science That Makes Your Brain See a Black and White Photo as Color
(sciencealert.com)
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For me the biggest problem, as manager to build AI team, is everyone talks jargons of AI/DL through these kind of courses. How do I find out who knows in depth? Do you have any intriguing questions you have that can quickly separate th
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7y ago
Really cool. “Analysis by synthesis “ way can probably increase the performance of networks. I am looking at autonomous driving scenarios where it can remove false object detections.
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It seems like phantom traffic jam. https://www.vox.com/2014/11/24/7276027/traffic-jam
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8y ago
He didn’t offer any feedback. I went to him with a problem of my reportee’s salary concern. Where in, I cannot take a call and do false promise. But, he says that I need to come with a solution. And says he can’t spoon feed me on how to sol
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Yes, he likes to listen to solutions rather than teams problems/worries. Good advice.
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Ask HN: How to speak like a leader, not like an engineer?
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“Lidar sensors could also damage the cameras on other self-driving cars.“ so eventaulally driverless Cars spoil each other camera sensors and can’t recognize pedestrians, traffic signs. How can cameras be immune to high power laser beams?
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https://fs.blog/mental-models/
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The story of its long nose inspired by kingfisher that reduces tunnel booms. https://asknature.org/idea/shinkansen-train/
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8y ago
Thanks for sharing. Brought back my memoirs with "MISHA". They were so lively and imaginative. Some copies we can get even now from book stores like "Vishalandhra". Russian books on space has inspired me alot to become a
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can I know why i am being down voted. I gave the information that I am familiar with.
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“Qualcomm bullied Samsung” you got to be kidding. Samsung has internal Modem team working hard to replace QC chipsets, but never successful wrt performance, it was pathetic. So Samsung took approach of using QC chipset in premium market seg
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Any thoughts on What’s the physics behind this? Can we explore this to create an efficient water transport mechanism.
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Gravity defying root that travels upstream with no push
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Not to be Cynical,Somehow the article sounded like a sales pitch for "Wavesense". They too want to have pie out in the self driving race. As mentioned in the article, each sensor(Radar,Lidar,Camera) has a limitation on its own. Bu
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This is where simulators play an important role. Many AD( automated driving) solution suppliers are investing into simulators to create different scenarios and test performance of their sensors and also SW. Else, as you said it’s impossible
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Why AI Will Bring an Explosion of New Jobs
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Ask HN: Just like HN, any “secret garden” you religiously follow
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Baidu Apollo Releases Massive Self-Driving Dataset
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https://www.reddit.com/r/explainlikeimfive/comments/7yux9i/e...
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Limitations of AI reminds me of "Moravec's paradox" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moravec%27s_paradox As Moravec says, "it is comparatively easy to make computers exhibit adult level performance on
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Keras for kindergarteners
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Self driving cars and beyond
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Reminds me of "story of a car that wouldn’t start every time its owner bought vanilla ice cream". http://www.kepner-tregoe.com/blog/help-my-car-is-allergic-to...
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