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azurezyq
16d ago
3.6 is not good. 3.7 is very reliable.
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azurezyq
9mo ago
what law and licensing prevented iRobot to adopt Lidar? Given Lidar is used everywhere already.
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azurezyq
10mo ago
I would highly recommend reading the materials about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_Duration_Exposure_Facilit... , which is dedicated for material exposure research in the space.
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azurezyq
10mo ago
BigQuery has it! https://docs.cloud.google.com/bigquery/docs/reference/standa...
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azurezyq
1y ago
This is actually the current practice: https://www.windpowermonthly.com/article/1371626/gallery-bla...
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1y ago
My first internship was in intel on XSLT 2.0 processor. Michael Key is a legend indeed. IIRC, Saxon was his one-man creation. Crazy!
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1y ago
Then it might be better that the country really has WMD. Otherwise uncle Sam will let you know you have them
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azurezyq
2y ago
Hiked to the tree a few years ago. It is a very strong, healthy, attractive tree. You really feel the power of life when looking at it. Mighty.
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2y ago
The secret is here https://github.com/deepseek-ai/DeepGEMM/blob/main/deep_gemm%...
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2y ago
Window function is your friend. Row_number() over (partition by x order by) as rank Then: where rank = 1. Grouping is unordered, which is a clean definition.
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2y ago
- At the same time EV continues to grow faster everywhere else than NA. - US requires more percentage of EV components made domestically, making US the most expensive EV market. - US made EVs will retreat to NA markets only.
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2y ago
Consumer softwares in the current environment can probably only live a few years at most (if you count security in, probably months) without maintenance. The author's decision to pull it from play store is very sensible and should be a
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2y ago
it's not FOSS or not. Basically, who owns it or who pays for it. People have interest and people need earnings to live. Business is business.
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2y ago
Adding a backdoor is not the difficult part, leaving no trace is. People don't know who you are on github, but it's easy for top name companies to track who created the backdoor in great detail. Actually the power of tracing real
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2y ago
I think Google Flights can do that?
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2y ago
"a thing with fixed cost", just imagine the billboard in downtown. The cost is finite. But you'll know that the price would be aligned with ups and downs of the demand. You may use auction model, or you can continuously tune
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2y ago
Also for that case, I don't think we have any clue who the guy is. Name just not meaning anything. Or anyone has any link to a formal trace to the origin?
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2y ago
This reminds me of the binary search tree project on web crawler behavior research. It was a bit old but in really good quality. http://drunkmenworkhere.org/219
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3y ago
You know, we are dealing with people and people think differently so they won't move altogether. Moving to a new company under Alt is not an easy choice, at least the new company: - Does not yet have a big model (need $$$ and months to
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3y ago
Chinese can manufacturer a wide range of products, high-end or low-end. Budget matters. Do not expect high quality things if you are ordering for dollar tree.
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3y ago
haha, you know, he's not a scientist in our current definition. His career and personal life is much more important than the star which is 7200 light years away. Checked the history a bit, he seems to be very successful and served empe
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3y ago
China is leading UHV transmission line construction ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultra-high-voltage_electricity... ), because most power sources (hydro, solar, coal, wind) sit west while population sits east. This see
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3y ago
Regardless of the judge, I don't think a patent about a scenario, or mechanism like casting something to TV does anything good to the industry.
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3y ago
It depends on how you play the game. One copy or 4 copies, even 5 star characters or 4 star characters don't really matter in killing all monsters in the open world. As long as you do not play Abyss, it doesn't matter. (e.g., me,
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3y ago
I was part of GCP Cloud Dataflow team a few years ago. The status page is actually the standard for all google internal services (/statusz). I still miss them much. In dataflow's case, container is not treated as the boundary. And
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3y ago
Layoff == rapid re-org You can achieve the same goal by redistributing the workforce / head counts across groups and wait for natural attritions, but it has some major downsides: * Slow due to endless debates and deals across all level
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3y ago
Because linux just doesn't have a good driver stack like WDM. Everything is better just built into the kernel. Kernel module just cannot solve all problems.
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4y ago
It's civilian and... I don't think there's a rule for that. Most balloons don't fly that far. For the WW2 Japanese case, which was designed for the purpose, only single digit percentage arrived in the other continent.
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4y ago
Well, weather balloons don't have very sophisticated thousand-miles communication systems, nor China has the ability to deploy tracking stations in the US. I think China may know a balloon flew into Pacific and disappeared from the rad
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4y ago
That's for private link. Direct transfers in the same VPC are still $0.02/GB (in+out). Privatelink has to be used together with an LB, which is not free (hourly+byte processed)
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