Delemono

The single need to go fast (wtf?) Is not as important than the safety for everyone using a street.

For emergencies there are proper laws.

And no your taco bell getting cold is not a good reason

I think this is stupid and not true.

Choose PostgreSQL as long as possible.

This is probably good enough for 99% of things out there running stuff.

For everything else you have architects which will do the right thing for you.

I don't believe that the Luxemburg court is just Rassist.

Luxemburg is not some random backwards country

I'm in Germany there are plenty of speed changes. Sometimes it's not always clear if I missed like a speedlimit cancelation or not.

Or they reduce from unlimited to 100, 80 and 60 in no time.

It's not a big issue but because I don't care for a hard limit it's for me a better deal

.art has the same model. Normal vs. Premium.

I'm a driver and would prefer that.

I drive to go from a to b and not to race.

I care more about not getting a fine than traveling as fast as possible

My career.

Not joking just another angle: I worked on that actively.

One of my most frustrating revelations is this:

Every new human has to learn aaaaalll of this over again.

That's also why empires like the Roman was able to disappear.

Knowledge fades and we need actively teach over and over again.

More money to our education system!

And btw people still have no clue how computers work. This hasn't changed too much :(

Your 3900x is from 2019. Op compared a CPU from 2008!

That sounds more like expected than an issue.

You might not want to overload one instance.

And running it like you do, is a no brainer anyway

Modern vcpu is much faster than a 2008 CPU.

There is a significant IPC increase with every generation.

It adds complexity to a narrow use case.

If it wouldn't be narrow neo4j wouldn't need to lay off stuff.

Your examples do not refute this

They show what it can do, people in Google can use it,.there are papers.

Google publishes plenty of other ml based papers.

Assuming in any way that Google might loose it's reputation because of imagine is very very far fetched.

And?

Who do you think would pay JD to generate this data otherwise?

The customers of course.

I assume it wasn't just Chernobyl that is the reason for our current nuclear situation.

Then the question is, what was it.

Based on how little people cared about smog and CO2 I assume it was just never that cheap and easy to do.

Their ai model is quite impressive.

Humans are also able to drive with vision only. Same sentiment as Hotz from comma.ai has.

I also think that radar will be a no brainer and make it better over all (night, fog) but I'm not sure if it has to be a must.

Perhaps in 20years when you have overall very good car AI the non radar version is always behind but we are far away from this market saturation. Probably more than 20 car iterations and more.