Odd that the telecoms are the ones paying for it, round here (and probably most places) you call/click before you dig. If you don't then you get the bill.
Though I doubt buddy burning trash in a sewer has much money
I don't really care about shadows, but ray traced reflections and AO do add a nice touch (never was a fan of screen space crap).
Control with filoppi's mod is real pretty looking.
They ain't there for the car so much as the car jackers.
Not sure where you see 240hz, but the first line of the description says 3840x2160@120hz.
I can't tell if this is a joke or not, you do know Google discontinued Stadia last Jan?
"Pokemon is basically the Michael Vick simulator. You're breeding animals to fight."
Now I'm curious if there's a realistic pokemon simulator, you use some form of bear trap to incapacitate them. Then have them tear the shit out of other animals.
Okay that would probably be gone off steam within a day or two...
https://www.intel.com/content/...
TJUNCTION 90 C
AT that stage couldn't you just flash a compromised firmware instead of fiddling around with a logo?
Or can this flash a logo to any UEFI? Having a different logo show up might set off a user?
How does it "generate" power?
The court docs will be lovely to read for this
Oof, I didn't have much sleep last night, and I figured this was
RTFS? eh
Cruise CEO here. Some relevant context follows.
Cruise AVs are being remotely assisted (RA) 2-4% of the time on average, in complex urban environments. This is low enough already that there isn't a huge cost benefit to optimizing much further, especially given how useful it is to have humans review things in certain situations.
The stat quoted by nyt is how frequently the AVs initiate an RA session. Of those, many are resolved by the AV itself before the human even looks at things, since we often have the AV initiate proactively and before it is certain it will need help. Many sessions are quick confirmation requests (it is ok to proceed?) that are resolved in seconds. There are some that take longer and involve guiding the AV through tricky situations. Again, in aggregate this is 2-4% of time in driverless mode.
In terms of staffing, we are intentionally over staffed given our small fleet size in order to handle localized bursts of RA demand. With a larger fleet we expect to handle bursts with a smaller ratio of RA operators to AVs. Lastly, I believe the staffing numbers quoted by nyt include several other functions involved in operating fleets of AVs beyond remote assistance (people who clean, charge, maintain, etc.) which are also something that improve significantly with scale and over time.
Until the CRTC is gutted this means jack shit.
If you're outside Canada, CRTC is filled with ex telecom execs.
Okay, but you don't need resizable bar to play alan wake 2. Apparently it doesn't help much (apparently because I don't care to play the game).
Disabling ecores when playing CS2 nets you a benefit in both 13 and 14 gen (and probably 12).
I'd guess that's more along the lines of what this APO is doing?
Don't panic.
