More sensors with 360 degrees. Faster reaction time. Constantly improving, be it from real world data or from a simulated environment. Zero fatigue. No emotion evolved. No drugs are alcohol in the system.
Fyi. Long robotaxis.
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More sensors with 360 degrees. Faster reaction time. Constantly improving, be it from real world data or from a simulated environment. Zero fatigue. No emotion evolved. No drugs are alcohol in the system.
Fyi. Long robotaxis.
I know what it is...
Everyone is so obsessed with proving the other wrong on this platform. It's almost as if users derive their identity from their supposed superior intellect. Sounds like what the twitter guy does all the time.
I had not heard of hw.leftium.com before.
Homelessness for San Francisco was a mere PR problem during a state visit. Their is 0 appetite to tackle these social problems. Before implementation comes the actual political will to do something about it.
Polluting farms will get downsized in Holland over time.
Good luck
After a certain amount of time (years), I could troubleshoot any bug. No need to reach out to others to solve bugs. I will always find a way.
Using GNU/Linux as daily driver. Helps with dev-ops enormously.
Lastly linked to the above, learning the full-stack.
Am I a success.... na. But I consider myself a success in terms of being self-taught.
But I agree with Pike. ls -a in the home sir, becomes an unorganized mess with all those apps that don't use the xdg default .config folder.
If anything it was the antithesis of Unix, namely GNU with its specific license that protects the users freedom, that was really the revolutionary idea, thank you RMS. Of course Unix, the work by Thompson, Ritchie etc brought extensibility and endless creativity to the development/app space. Ie write programs that do one thing well and able to connect those through pipes and ultimately through networks. The cli interface is ancient, but its here to stay for a very long time indeed.
Not sure of the point that my comment is making. Meh. Happy Friday.
I thoroughly enjoyed it, and is in the same visual style as his earlier work.