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tgot

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    Comment #42242650

    Lookup the RPLidar family of devices. Cheap 1D, easy to work with. By 1D I mean that it measures ranges in 360degrees around the plane that it is spinning in.

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    Comment #40982161

    I think that your description is almost excellent, but that you're fundamentally misleading in describing what you are doing as a "30-bit" digit. It's a 10^9 digit mathematically, …

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    Comment #39082478

    My mother was in the 2nd (? early...) class of AT&T programmers hired. Nobody knew any programming, so the identified pre-requisites to getting hired were: 1) College degree 2) Typ…

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    Comment #30910935

    Not widely publicized, but the benchmarking code is in the source. At one point I was running it on my specific target machines to get performance estimates in support of porting s…

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    Comment #29168849

    Always specify in order "sudo rm -rf opt /" so that opt is fully deleted before the / deletion causes too many failures?

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    Comment #28150351

    The GPS can easily wobble by 50ns back and forth as the constellation changes. That's a lot! And, it is not random on a short time scale. Folks often think "Oh, +/- 50ns, 20ns RMS,…

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    Comment #24499053

    I was thinking of using the bounding boxes across frames. Maybe I could work with a neighbor, but then things need to be tightly time-synced. Zero chance I could get light pole acc…

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    Comment #24496771

    I want this tied to a crude speed estimation algorithm, from a stationary camera. Even with ALPR retention restrictions, I could trigger a video save and send the police a video of…

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    Comment #24200004

    Network transparency meant that when I was doing Finite Element Analysis on the beefiest Sun workstation they sold, running a proprietary application, I could log in from home, run…