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olabyne

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    Comment #42254812

    Did you forget why the 737 max had 2 crashs ? The alert of the difference between 2 sensors didn't work / wasn't there. So the system was relying on 1 sensor.

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    Comment #42254685

    I have a foldable flip phone. It is equivalent : I need to go through some effort to open my phone. I don't open it unless I need to

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    Comment #42254201

    Because it's physically not the same. Again, 1 fixed camera does not provide as much data as a single eye. It's not about the resolution, it's about the 3d perception that even a s…

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    Comment #42245424

    What i meant is that if you multiply the number of cameras, probably make them movable, and with amazing vision software you might approach the performance of 2 humans eyes, but re…

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    Comment #42244223

    Human have excellent 3d vision, even with one eye. Some ability that only a vision-lidar fusion would match, not vision only. Human vision isn't just a flat image like a camera ren…

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    Comment #42244039

    At least it works. Meanwhile Tesla have nothing to show, even in "very specific conditions".

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    Comment #42243984

    you just spit numbers from your ass don't you

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    Comment #42243973

    Come on, it's time to ditch this "vision alone" thing for self-driving cars. A computer will never be safe with vision only. Things like reflection and false positives will always …

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    Comment #41943289

    Really ? Mine has an uptime of a year or so, it resets only if a big storm stopped the main power for a few seconds. Maybe it is the new hardware ? I have the original one (arvm6, …

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    Comment #41943239

    i think you are confused. It's not about taxing an american company, it's more about taxing an irish company

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    Comment #41845992

    > to the point that it feels the next industrial revolution is just around the corner Ah yes, the never-ending corner.

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    Comment #41807656

    Maybe because the event was all smoke and mirrors, and no actual numbers and plans were revealed ?

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    Comment #41601772

    Could you say what car ?

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    Comment #41590372

    The planet is dying and the way you think is part of it. IT security is important, but none of that is more important the planet's ressources

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    Comment #41579691

    I never thought about that. Humans losing their ability to detect AI content from reality ? It's frightening.

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    Comment #41518902

    And quite recently they also recovered from a faulty ram module, with a radio link speed that is maybe below the kbit/s now !

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    Comment #40728795

    do you have links to that, even if it is in german ? Would like to know more

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    Comment #40703869

    I'm pretty sure that manufacturers have some room to include a 9-year reliability in the design of a +700€ oven. That's why consumer laws have differents warranties.

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    Comment #40648866

    what is the drama with platformIO ?

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    Comment #40353218

    https://fr.starlabs.systems/pages/starlite ?

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    Comment #40209989

    just buy the starlite tablet https://fr.starlabs.systems/ Install Wayland (easy install now). Enjoy Linux Dev & Android Apps

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    Comment #40170407

    The comments are from 2012.

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    Comment #40129681

    I have an Ipad Air 2 from 2014, running Ios15 (not too old yet) with security updates.

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    Comment #40000481

    But opinions don't matter here. If you are logical and factual, that city as vaporware from the beginning. You don't need the many debunks available online to see that this project…

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    Comment #40000356

    some colleagues worked in tech companies in middle east oil countries and they confirm what you say. The local employees would show up for just 2h 3h a day, fake some working tasks…