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by dosshell 5y ago
nitpicking: actually, for foveated rendering knowing exactly where the person is looking is not good enough, you need to know where the person will be looking after the frame is rendered. I'm also very hyped about foveated rendering fo
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by dosshell 5y ago
it is mostly for behavior studies. Commonly for testing marketing but also for behavior studies in vehicles and even sport
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by dosshell 5y ago
SPARC is a tokamak with state of the art magnets. Helion uses Field-reversed configuration [0]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Field-reversed_configuration
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by dosshell 5y ago
Or like use https://cppinsights.io/ ...
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by dosshell 5y ago
is the time zone in the plots CET?
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by dosshell 5y ago
To answer the first paragraph (as I understand it, i'm no expert here): Parsing! it is faster to parse and probably uses less memory too. This is not only important for compile time but also for editors with code suggestions. C has a r
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by dosshell 5y ago
What is "22m" ? 22 meter? 22 millies of something. I do not follow?
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by dosshell 5y ago
Zig is a better C in many ways. Memory handling, error handling, security, but most importantly it can be used together with C. No need to port your code base just swap to zig and continue. Of course now you have a code base in zig and C...
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by dosshell 5y ago
The truth is that some car manufacturers actually request it to be somewhat fool proof, but very few. It costs hardware to run and cost to develop/test, and car manufacturing is all about price. But also: Today the algorithm knows the
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by dosshell 5y ago
Thats not how it works. The fingerprints/hashes do not need be exactly the same. Just close enough. The fingerprint/hash is designed to not change much if the pictures are similar. Simplified: If you draw a circle and i draw a cir
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by dosshell 5y ago
I agree that it can be hazardous. But I would like to add that level 3 cars have driver monitoring making sure that the driver is looking at the road. Much better than nothing! Still, the handover in some of the car brands I have tested are
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by dosshell 5y ago
INAL LGPL is not GPL. You are for example allowed to dynamic link from proprietary code to LGPL libraries. This is not the case with GPL shared libraries. You should take look at the LGPL license agreement and then see how the code is used.
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by dosshell 5y ago
Same for me. Ported my calculations to Python from Julia. Even before Julia has started python was done. And Julia also did jit compilation in runtime. A function call could take seconds on first call.
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by dosshell 5y ago
> The problem with modern 2-party systems in the West Could you elaborate on this? Very few countries i know in the west have a 2-party system.
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by dosshell 5y ago
Good that the car has DMS then :)
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by dosshell 5y ago
You can also dual license your work. If a new license version appears you can read it through and then decide if you want to distribute your work with that license _too_.
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by dosshell 5y ago
Unity does also support C extensions... But due to cross platform mess it is not so popular (i guess). > double the amount of sprites It sounds a bit low? My experience is that with instancing and 2d array textures (2d games usally uses
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by dosshell 6y ago
You call the owner of the forest. Many owners I know think it is fun that a younger population wants to be in the forest and wouldn't hesitate to sell off a bit for that purpose.
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by dosshell 6y ago
Yes, the KF was developt for the Apollo project by Kalman. As input in the update steps they used the IMU and the astronauts had to manually measure angles to specific stars. Almost like old sea travelers!
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by dosshell 6y ago
Kalman filter are an optimal solution to the linear problem (PF are not). If you do not have a linear problem, of course there may be better alternatives. PF and KF solves different problems.
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by dosshell 6y ago
The radioactive strength and decay time is not that long, right?
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by dosshell 6y ago
My wife showed me once a chart of both founding and the estimation of the fusion spark (plus net energy). It explained pretty good why the estimation had changed. My impression is that if humanity had focused on the question and not the pol
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by dosshell 6y ago
English is not my native language but in many germanic languages "not only" does not mean "not" but rather the opposite of "not".
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by dosshell 6y ago
I interpret the writer as referring to the democracy index. [0] U.S. is at place 25 and is categorized as a flawed democracy, lower than Canada and some European countries (but far from all). [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/w
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by dosshell 6y ago
What does the author mean with "TCP packages"? How is it different from the IP packet?
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by dosshell 6y ago
This is also how the UAVs in the 90s did it too, but with a screwdriver instead.
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by dosshell 6y ago
There is no engine connected to the blades, it is an autogyro. They are not so uncommon here in Europe, most of them I have seen has been home-build. Off-topic: some UAV prototypes developed in Europe during the 80s and the beginning of 90s
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Phase Detection vs. Contrast Detection Autofocus(creative-photographer.com)
30 points by dosshell 6y ago|10 comments
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by dosshell 6y ago
I don't understand how this proves anything? What is stopping me from holding up the USB cable two years later?
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by dosshell 6y ago
Seeing machines and Smart Eye are DMS (driver monitoring systems). They have only acces to 1 camera in these cars and outputs details of the driver (gaze direction, head pose, eyelid etc.). What and how the outputs are used for are up to th

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