thebruce87m

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by thebruce87m 20d ago
Mildly related, but I have been waiting for goldeneye to be decompiled for a while but before that process has finished there is has been a spiritual successor(?) made that has scratched the single-player itch for me: https://sto
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by thebruce87m 27d ago
Yes. A sperm isn’t conscious, and neither is an egg, but what they create eventually becomes conscious( in humans anyway ) - so therefore consciousness can emerge in something that doesn’t have it already. Given the correct modifications I
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by thebruce87m 1mo ago
What’s the best way to loop it?
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by thebruce87m 1mo ago
Really? Perth? You can go on uninterrupted 70mph roads from London to Perth.
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by thebruce87m 1mo ago
> you need to calculate the Z from multiple cameras. You can get 3D depth estimation from a single 2D image but I don’t know how good it is for automotive. https://huggingface.co/tasks/depth-estimation
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by thebruce87m 1mo ago
Pushing electrons around quickly is only part of the charging experience.
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by thebruce87m 1mo ago
I think the plug situation in the US is different and they only just settled on a standard which is what I assume the parent comment is talking about.
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by thebruce87m 2mo ago
(Up to) 250kW is fine in my Model Y - it’s always charged by the time my family has refreshed on a long trip. Ironically - if it was faster I’d need to go move it in the middle of the bathroom/food stop. In the UK most EVs use the stan
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by thebruce87m 2mo ago
Best charging experience and best software experience. Note: I do not want this to be true. Other companies please copy what Tesla has done with both of these. You’ve had years to do this and failed.
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by thebruce87m 2mo ago
AA battery size is black holes. Can’t quite get the technology to scale for AAA so you still have to swap the TV remote.
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by thebruce87m 2mo ago
I think two accelerometers would do it at different ends of the phone. Normal hand-based motion will rarely include a sustained exact acceleration in one direction on both of these at the same time e.
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by thebruce87m 2mo ago
I imagine Nintendo is a bit more like malfunctioning ED-209 in the office scene than a person with a rifle.
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by thebruce87m 2mo ago
Is this human slop?
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by thebruce87m 2mo ago
Interesting - I don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone from the UK refer to talking in a “British accent” before since we are normally aware of the wild regional variations.
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by thebruce87m 2mo ago
Aren’t seats near the window the most structurally sound due to the wing supports? They are also near the exits for a quick exit.
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by thebruce87m 2mo ago
I wonder if the absolute value of the time result has any bearing on the subsequent analysis.
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by thebruce87m 2mo ago
We also have hazard perception in the uk. Maybe they should have TikTok open at the side during it. Or make the test last an hour and “allow” use of your phone during it
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by thebruce87m 2mo ago
The south of what?
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by thebruce87m 2mo ago
What exactly are you arguing for? Changes to the driving test to detect how someone reacts to distractions?
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by thebruce87m 2mo ago
Here is the first non-Reddit link from Google: https://www.royalkennelclub.com/health-and-dog-care/health-d... > Getting your dog used to loud and sudden noises can make them more relaxed and less reactive when the
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by thebruce87m 2mo ago
I’m not a dog owner but aren’t you supposed to play fireworks on your TV at increasing volume in the preceding days to get them used to it? That seems a better option than expecting everyone else to change their behaviour because of a pet y
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by thebruce87m 2mo ago
You are aware that there are multiple different chemistries, right? Go look at people drilling into LFP batteries on YouTube. ICE cars are not immune to fires either - there are lots of recalls due to faults in the 12V systems causing fires
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by thebruce87m 3mo ago
Reminds me of this scene: https://clip.cafe/airheads-1994/uh-67-copies-of-moby-dick/?s...
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by thebruce87m 3mo ago
The poor sleep might be the root cause. I’ve got some of the symptoms that you describe but I’ve always had nasal issues that I think are wrecking my sleep through snoring. That’s my theory anyway so I’m pursuing that.
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by thebruce87m 3mo ago
> chances are that the scan will show something unusual Something unusual in a single one-off scan vs something unusual and changing over the course of multiple scans give two different views.
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by thebruce87m 3mo ago
In the UK EVs have a green rectangle on the number plate. I personally think this is helping adoption as it changes the mindset of people who have been programmed to think that “nobody wants EVs” - it’s hard to argue with the sheer number o
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by thebruce87m 3mo ago
How bad is bad? My son has an Xplora and it doesn’t even make it to 5pm after less than a year.
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by thebruce87m 4mo ago
> Maybe the idea is shortened timeline to obsolescence means more sales. Not digging on the build quality, but just if 8GB or RAM will still be fine 5 years from now. It’s products like this that mean 8GB will remain fine for longer. If
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by thebruce87m 4mo ago
I’m not sure if you are referencing the article but a witness made the same link: > Speaking to NBC New York, witness Aki Jakupovic said: “Three random guys walking around in a strange suit, open the sewer, go in like Ninja Turtles.”
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by thebruce87m 4mo ago
> Physical charge-port door mechanism. So is the only one in the list that is actually EV specific? It also has a direct counterpart on an ICE vehicle so even it doesn’t count.

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