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ldesegur
8y ago
The low sunlight is hard to deal with by humans and computer vision isn't better. In the meantime, Tesla's CEO doesn't believe Lidar is necessary ( https://www.theverge.com/2018/2/7/16988628/
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ldesegur
8y ago
From https://www.tesla.com/autopilot : "All Tesla vehicles produced in our factory, including Model 3, have the hardware needed for full self-driving capability at a safety level substantially greater than that of a hum
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ldesegur
8y ago
The Odersky's course is phenomenal. Highly recommended and it shows how much attention and craftmanship was put into designing Scala. Bonus: Martin speaks like Arnold and it's very enjoyable to have a "Terminator" voice
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ldesegur
8y ago
Interestingly, you took the same path I did with Scala and ML. My criticism about these courses is that some of the projects and content can be too easy to get right, skimming on the surface in some areas that would need more time to grok.
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ldesegur
11y ago
The music has to go. As a human, I can't focus with ambient noise. The rest is spot on. Keep up the great work.
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ldesegur
11y ago
I just scrolled the window to hide the images. But I agree, it's a bad idea.
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ldesegur
11y ago
Swift feels very immature in many areas. For example, Swift fails with generics out of most ordinary cases. Today, you still can't restrict protocol conformance (inheritance clause) to a type-constrained extension. That's a big is
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ldesegur
11y ago
Will HN have a black banner to remember him?
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ldesegur
11y ago
You need to enable this with credit card providers. I had to confirm a mobile number with Chase then set it up with >$0 auth.
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ldesegur
11y ago
Someone fluent in English should rewrite antirez's post and submit it as a diff to the author. I for one, would really enjoy learning from it.
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ldesegur
11y ago
url seems to be down. Any url for the cached content?
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ldesegur
11y ago
i/13|undefined works too
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ldesegur
11y ago
"... occupied by Russia until the 90s and his is still." which stands uncorrect.
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ldesegur
11y ago
Good luck getting there if you are trying to use Uber.
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ldesegur
12y ago
New account created in the last few hours. One post only raving about the OP. Hmmmm....
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ldesegur
12y ago
In order to build iOS apps, you need to run XCode on MacOSX. The latest releases of XCode have been so unstable that I wonder how much longer before developers finally get discouraged to develop for Apple Hardware.
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ldesegur
12y ago
How do you find the locations?
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ldesegur
12y ago
Not everyone gets the same luck! https://www.google.com/maps/@43.6060416,3.8762326,3a,75y,296... The DeLorean DMC-12 is in Mountain View.
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ldesegur
14y ago
Gassee is the only executive I know who will actually try something before talking about it. It's evident that he reports on his personal experience with products and software before writing about those. He walked to the Stanford shopping c
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ldesegur
14y ago
Looking for active participants! The project is back on track! First things, dusting off some features and fixing some bugs. Then ES 2.0 shift and sync up with latest iOS.
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Cocos 2d for Android is alive
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Why one Zynga executive left his post for a small startup
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14y ago
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My xcode 4.x
(laurentdesegur.wordpress.com)
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15y ago
Add to the list Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs, which fits perfectly following The Little Schemer, and you're all set.
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ldesegur
15y ago
The issue with transitioning back to Linux is not the OS or its applications. The main issue to be able to find decent laptops that are able to run the software. Lenovo, HP, and Dell are among the brands that won't offer a quality experienc
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ldesegur
15y ago
Richard Stallman is to software what Jean-Paul Sartres was to philosophy during his time and still now. JPS like RMS was living through his convictions and ideas to the point of refusing the Nobel prize because it would have tinted his moti
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15y ago
You need to click on the arrow icon or the logo. It's buggy as hell. Click Help then all the windowing system is gone south. I found major bugs after playing with it for 2 minutes. Why hasnn't the author spent at least that amount of time t
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ldesegur
15y ago
Yep. It's very similar to gun laws. They only affect the good guys and never stopped the bad guys from getting guns illegally. Laws in the USA mostly affect good citizens. Actors, rich businessmen and lawyers, and crooks are free to do what
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ldesegur
15y ago
I've read a lot of technical stuff about rockets and space missions lately to the point of hurting my brain. I am not a rocket scientist (yet ;-) but I think what one needs is to launch a single robot in orbit while more components are sent
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ldesegur
15y ago
I tried Haskell but it doesn't cut it for me. So I switched to Go and have been very happy so far. I dig channels and co-routines. Type inference is great. I still wish some generics would happen in 2012. The lib is great for doing what C l
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