yeah, that is nothing new, friend uses heat from small datacenter (i don’t think that 20 racks constitutes datacenter, but i am not sure if there is better word 😀) he has in a basement of that building to contribute to its heating.
i really mean if you could make bitcoin coffee-maker and if it could eventually pay for the price difference between normal and bitcoin one and how much coffee would you have to drink to make that work.
i wonder if it could actually make economic sense, instead of burning the electricity directly in some heat spiral.
for about two years since they were sold
They already sent the data somewhere, so yes, even after you are done with them.
what is dolly parton related layoff?
well my skoda detects the obstacle and brakes aggressively to increase that gap as fast as possible. if i do it manually, i see our speeds and how much of that distance i can sacrifice to make the breaking smoother, but the computer just brakes hard. it is probably better from the safety standpoint, but it is very uncomfortable - esp. if you have passengers who don’t follow the traffic so they don’t understand what is happening.
Why? Lack of knowledge? With mine, I use it regularly on the highway outside of heavy traffic. It’s very nice, actually.
unusable in city, highly situational outside. very annoying when someone merges just in front of you.
Mine, I keep on for the most part. Theres an easy access button to turn it off when it becomes annoying though, which is only really when dealing with lanes merging.
sooner or later it will stop working, because it will have trouble reading the lines. people are terrible at monitoring automatic system, that is the lesson we learned from airline cockpits, and i will rather drive my car, than anxiously wait for the moment what the half-assed system stops working. on top of that, my car start obnoxious alarm once it decides i am not holding the steering wheel tight enough, which is about 20 seconds after activation of this function.
which is only really when dealing with lanes merging.
ehm, are you using your turn indicators?
21.3 percent disable automatic emergency braking outright
false positives
Voice assistants go unused by 17.8 percent.
it actually surprises me that 82% of people uses it.
I’m sorry, what? Having the current speed and relevant traffic signs in the windshield is amazing
windshield is for looking out of the car. if someone cannot tell speed of their car without checking, or is unable to glance at the dashboard when needed, they have no business to operate potential murder weapon in public. (i admittedly don’t have personal experience with such system)
At least in the US, every new car has them. So are people going out of their way to ignore them? Or only that many people have cars with these cameras?
i guess not everyone drives new car, and it depends on the situation a lot. the camera is great for estimating the distance to the bumper of the car behind you, but for evaluation situation around the car when parking or reversing on street, mirrors are much better.
which is only really when dealing with lanes merging.
because it has A LOT of false positive errors (meaning it triggers when it shouldn’t)
Mine, I keep on for the most part. Theres an easy access button to turn it off when it becomes annoying though, which is only really when dealing with lanes merging.
it is highly impractical every time some moron decides that the gap between you and the car in front of you is there waiting for him… if you are in control of your speed, you will react much more smoothly that the automatic (may depend on the car)
Again, that would really beat the purpose of open data format.
mint is based on ubuntu (except for the mint debian edition) which is probably why it is there
more work for her, i assume. how easy it would be of you only had to optimize for internet explorer at 640x480…
It is on YouTube, and you can enroll it here - https://www.edx.org/cs50 - and submit your homeworks and have them machine graded.
All for free. The homework part is not necessary, but you will get that feeling of being in school and stressing about deadline ;)