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by voqv 4mo ago
yeah, you can use rocker --home --user -- $CI_IMAGE
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by voqv 3y ago
Yes, same impression here. I remember trying to get some documentation fixes into the codebase and felt like it all got shelved because the Intel team didn't see those things as necessary. Some community PRs/fixes just went stale
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by voqv 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36938648
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by voqv 3y ago
I'm not sure at which one of those graphs I should be looking at. The gross power consumption one seems to refute your own claim. The total gross electricity usage of Germany in 1990 was 551 Twh, 587 twh in 2003 and is currently around
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by voqv 3y ago
Just selecting 2023 as a timeframe isn't good data. You can see here [1] that on a time frame of 2000 to 2022 Germany is yet to replace reduction of nuclear generation (Kernkraft) with renewables. Construction of renewables in 2023 has
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by voqv 3y ago
> Firstly, it's not cheap compared to modern solar and that trend is likely to continue. Only if you omit cost of energy storage infrastructure and grid upgrades necessary for VRE. > Secondly, it's not a responsive source of
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by voqv 4y ago
Germany's steel and chemistry sector require large amounts of natural gas. In general, natural gas (currently LNG) was also to smooth a transition towards green hydrogen, the plan being to build infrastructure that can burn/stor
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by voqv 4y ago
> an overabundance of hills. That's not sufficient for pumped storage at scale, but Germany is mostly focusing on hydrogen for now.
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by voqv 4y ago
Well they certainly say they will, not sure about the rest.
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by voqv 4y ago
> "All the problems associated with" what? Economic challenges of quickly building grid-scale battery storage , battery production for the entire globe, NIMBY's etc. > Modern batteries don't burst into flame they
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by voqv 4y ago
Just curious, what problems of L4T does Yocto solve? Except for the ones mentioned here[0] ? [0] https://witekio.com/blog/yocto-for-nvidia-jetson/
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by voqv 4y ago
Even occupancy grids can be used to detect if you some kind of furniture or what kind of windows you have. Also, iRobot added visual slam some time ago, those maps can give huge amount of detail even if they don't contain images, just
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by voqv 4y ago
This meme has to end, there’s only one nuclear power plant in France (Blayais) that has no cooling towers, and another 4 have to occasionally throttle power output due to ecological concerns (used water is too hot, they currently have tempo
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by voqv 4y ago
I'm very impressed to learn about Snowy 2.0. Of course, it's not a silver bullet - in a renewable world, storage will have to be fairly distributed across the grid to maintain frequency. For comparison, it seems Germany uses nearl
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by voqv 4y ago
Is that why it took long? I was under the impression it was because of diminishing gradients in backprop once you stack a huge amount of layers (the deep in deep neural networks).
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by voqv 4y ago
I will probably soon add an old 3D Touch iphone to my small Human Machine Interface hall of fame along with the old click wheel iPod Classic. They probably removed it because nobody was using it and they couldn't figure out how to teac
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by voqv 4y ago
With so many e-bikes popping up, with extra cargo space and even seating for 2 people (electric rickshaw bikes), I wonder if we can go full circle and bring back old cars like 2cv or Model-T with significant speed limits of 30kmph and reduc
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by voqv 4y ago
It's just... noise? I assume the average github user is a developer and has closed dozens of PRs in his life. It's cool to see someone's code is on the mars rover or in the artic storage. I can't care about achievements
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by voqv 4y ago
They now added achievements 5 days ago. I have an achievement for having "opened pull requests that have been merged". It really is becoming a social network.
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by voqv 4y ago
A more concrete example of universities with this system are DHBWs in the state of Baden Württemberg: [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baden-W%C3%BCrttemberg_Coopera...
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by voqv 5y ago
In addition to what other's mentioned, there's also this: https://www.indyautonomouschallenge.com/ Idk if it's going to be recurring, but they had a second race for CES22.
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by voqv 5y ago
I need to try to do this for HEOS
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by voqv 5y ago
Q: What is a bad idea for a startup? A: A startup is a bad idea. Q: How do i know if i have a good idea? A: If you have a good idea, you will know it. Q: When will robots kill all humans? A: When the robots are more human than the humans.
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by voqv 5y ago
FYI: https://deepdrive.tech/ Albeit currently only rear wheel drive inhub.
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by voqv 5y ago
That account always brings me to chuckle. But the biggest joke actually comes from myself, being a person who owns 10 smart bulbs at home. This smart home thing has just stalled: * At least several times a week my hue bridge is not found an
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by voqv 5y ago
Here's the report [0] IMHO the analysis is muddied by the fact that most G7 countries decided to bail out their major Airlines during the pandemic. In case of Germany and Italy, those billions of spendings count towards a "fossil
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by voqv 5y ago
The Model 3 has a ARS-4B radar and these things usually already do perception for you, so the output is a list of vehicle velocity and pose. Given what I know about Autopilot , I don't see how is that hard to fuse. And I doubt the supp
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by voqv 5y ago
The industry has been sensor fusion for decades. Training Autopilot neural networks to hallucinate road parts is easy but doing uncertainty estimation on simple radar measurements is hard? Also you still have to fuse the data from the multi
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by voqv 5y ago
Looks like the 2022 Wey SUV from Great Wall Motors will have a true solid state lidar from Ibeo / ZF.
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by voqv 5y ago
Good luck to humanity trying to resilver from that barren, desolate, wasteland.

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