and assuming the protocol needs to continuously transmit for weeks at a time
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This is not the same as being able to go > 60 mph anywhere, at any time, simply by pressing a button.
> When you get a bike like this you deal with the danger and wear protective gear just like you would with any other bike (motorized or not).
This only deals with the danger to the rider - it doesn't address the danger to pedestrians.
Why would an extremely powerful ebike be any less dangerous than extremely powerful gas motorcycle?
The ost2.fyi courses are all high quality
Because you work in firmware (so presumably you appreciate measurement, risk, durability) you might be more critical of the “wear sooner than ideal” signals and want a tire with more robustness.
I think it's also not quite correct to say the low-level firmware is unmodified, because with vale tudo you rely on the project author to provide a minimal rootkit that gets customized on a per-serial-number basis for the initial rooting.
from a high-level though, it delivers what it says on the tin - cloud features without any requirement of packets leaving your network or even the robot itself.
here's a talk from the author discussing his research https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfMfYOUYZvc
I spent a bit of time proving out an idea to use Bleve indexing to allow scoring each article with weighted keywords but I haven’t had time to work on it lately. I’ll have a look at your links.
However if you select only AI, Carnegie Mellon drops to 3rd and only two of the top ten are outside Asia (mostly China but also National University of Singapore and KAIST in South Korea).
This is only feasible because the physical controls are excellent, and you can basically accomplish anything except typing an address or a song name without the touchscreen as input.
As far as I can tell this is what apple does, and it actually makes a lot more sense than "you must be in some office but we don't care where".
Was this entire study based on real data or a simulation?
Is the fundamental problem that it weights all sources equally so a bunch of non-experts stating the wrong answer will overpower a single expert saying the correct answer?
Pretty aggressive paywall that is blocking archive.is and won't allow viewing a gift link without an account.