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I wouldn't be surprised if a large chunk of this order is for non-humanoids: https://bostondynamics.com/products/stretch/

The Uros people moved from land to fabricated islands on Lake Titicaca to escape Incan conquest. The Aztecs created islands to have more productive farmland. Likewise the Incas when creating Cusco in a marshy valley.

As others have commented, it's hard to draw conclusions from such a biased sample set. To truly determine causation we would need to run a double blind experiment.

Not all, but enough to make this a viable product. There are a lot of high volume, low-sku warehouses where each product is light enough for Stretch's arm.

As with any robotics project, there are a lot of ways that this might fail, but my money is not on boxes being too heavy or flimsy.

hopefully someone will find it

https://acoup.blog/2021/09/17/collections-no-mans-land-part-...

In my (coworker's) experience with this sensor, they don't send a datasheet or give any specs on power, but they will replace your demo unit when you ruin your first one by trying to power it with PoE.

Not OP, but where I work (Fox Robotics) we leave RL to demos and researchers. It is very promising, but less understood and less proven, so we aren't in a hurry to design any products around it.

I've heard a similar pattern called the rule of three: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule_of_three_(computer_prog...

Why did we ship military supplies aboard the Lusitania?

Trump recently announced we are doubling the size of southern command and dramatically increasing our activity off the coast of Venezuela, where this occurred. Could the cruise ship have been doing something sneaky?

The first definition I see for attraction is "pleasing to the senses" and the second is "sexually alluring." If OP meant something more than physical, then "attraction" was a misleading word choice.

Even with your definition of attraction, attraction-based love is fundamentally self-serving, and those who practice it rob themselves of the beauty of blind commitment in loving relationships.

To love someone only so long as their looks attract you is to love them very weakly.

You can get it working by blocking www.nytimes.com from using JavaScript

Google wants to keep users at google.com so it can keep showing them ads. Each time a user clicks away to speedtest.net or genius.com, that is a missed opportunity for revenue.

You're right, I was thinking Crouton.

My main device is a cheap Acer Chromebook, and I also have a low-end Mac mini. I've done a lot of development on the Chromebook using Remote Desktop to drive the mini. If you're looking for a flexible and affordable setup, it's hard to beat.

Originally I expected to write code directly on the Chromebook using Crostini (edit: Crouton), but it required a lot of hand-holding. I eventually gave up. But that was years ago, so maybe they've smoothed out the edges.

Waymo used "self-driving" in the article's title and twice in its first sentence, literally doubling down with that messaging.

Using structured cloning for deep copies is clever, but may or may not give you the behavior you want for SharedArrayBuffers. The copied value would be a new SAB with the same underlying data buffer, so that changes to one value will be visible to the other. That's good for most uses of structured cloning, but it's not what I would expect from a deep copy.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...

Is this an ad for Coldplay?

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The wasm folks know and care about the security implications of threading.

Those are entirely human qualities and concepts.

These are entirely human concepts only if you've already accepted some different axioms of your own. The Christian argument is that valuing freedom over slavery, and wanting worship, are divine qualities and concepts. And humans share those things because they were made after God's likeness for the sake of being loved (and more importantly, loving God in return).

Right now, some of the biggest users are applications where JavaScript's garbage collection pauses are show-stoppers, like games and audio recording software.

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Videology | Baltimore, MD | Reston, VA | Austin, TX

Videology was founded in 2007 by Scott Ferber—also the co-founder of advertising.com. It is one of the world’s leading video advertising platforms. Our global, market-leading technology enables our customers to manage, measure and optimize digital video and TV advertising to achieve the best results in today fast-moving media landscape.

We're hiring for Dev Ops and Software Development.

Key Developer Skills

- Must be strong, experienced Java developers, with some high-performance experience (dealing with huge quantities of data, high throughput, low latency, etc.)

- Must have experience using agile development tools, e.g., git/stash, JIRA, Bamboo, etc. as well as open-source technologies, such as MySQL, Hibernate, Spring, etc.

- Must have worked in a fast-paced, results-oriented product development environment

Key Dev Ops Skills - Must have experience with Chef/Ansible, AWS/cloud, DNS, Load Balancers

- Scripting in bash, python, groovy, Ruby, etc.

- Strong administrator experience with Linux and/or Windows

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