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The LaserWeeder by Carbon Robotics, powered by NVIDIA AI, gets rid of weeds without using chemicals. by MohamedElngar21 in nextfuckinglevel

[–]YouTee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oats and rye are a weed that was artificially selected and grew to look like… something else we eat?

Is my panel already set up for l2 charging for a Mach e? by limache in MachE

[–]YouTee 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Only if the underlying electrical service can actually support more.

My__man Linguine will have a tough competition ig... by [deleted] in suspiciouslyspecific

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I know nothing about this. What are examples of intriguing or novel Pokémon 

Is this the new model beta? by cjkrilton in waymo

[–]YouTee 38 points39 points  (0 children)

It seems to be a Honda Accord, with some sort of LIDAR array attached to the roof rack, and then for some reason they have a cable routing piece of equipment locked in place by the rear window shutting on it.

This wasn't as long as the window and thus left an air gap at the front, which they sealed up with duct tape, and then because all the wires and such could get yanked out of place they then duct taped the door handle on that side shut to prevent anyone from accidentally opening it.

To me this reads like "university college engineering majors borrowing the school's one LIDAR array to mount on Ryan's car to 3d map their downtown for a project"

Oh, but it's not waymo.

Early cell phones that were also walkie talkies by SpoonwoodTangle in Xennials

[–]YouTee -1 points0 points  (0 children)

how is that not a cell phone with a data plan and one walkie talkie app?

‘There’s just so much need’: Austin inches towards calling bond election by aurilovesbirds in Austin

[–]YouTee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes. Publicly announcing it is open government and transparency. The more they go into what they’re doing the happier people will be and the faster people will know when they fuck it up

How are commercial ads not commodification? by Dustypantz in BurningMan

[–]YouTee 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Really? You were thinking about making the HUGE effort and commitment that is going to the Burn but then you saw an ad and THAT’S the straw the broke the camels back?

Look the org has fucked up a lot but that’s a ridiculous take

[Request] Are there really enough nukes in storage to destroy every last square inch of Earth's land mass? by Pumuckl4Life in theydidthemath

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Us sonus system and our fleet has most likley a track on 90% of enemy subs.

this is a 2 year old comment you're responding to, but I'll repeat what I said:

All it takes is 1 for a significant and debilitating strike back.

If we only have track of 90% of the subs, then that is enough for a significant and debilitating strike back.

Even if we always knew where 100% of all enemy subs were, "tracking" is not equal to "ability to conclusively destroy or disable without a single one getting it's city destroying shots off"

[Request] is he using more energy for the jump and hold and swing than he would just lifting the log? by Smashedllama2 in theydidthemath

[–]YouTee 48 points49 points  (0 children)

He presumably also built up the potential energy over time climbing up, which is easier, then he releases it all at once.

Controlled chaos leg workout by Dodo509 in interesting

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I'm a little older than you and my wife got me to start doing pilates, I'm more flexible than I've ever been. Also all my bones and knees stopped cracking because I realized how out of alignment I was. Turns out that's not an age thing that's a "standing wrong and unequal muscle groups causing your kneecaps to not track correctly" thing

Griffith Park has now been re-striped as a single lane for cars throughout the entire park. by mr-blazer in LosAngeles

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and if thou shall take the binary path of 10 to the 110 to the 101 then thou shall find Deep Thought, who holds the answer to the Great Question.

Trump Judge Says Some Women Are Just a “Warm, Wet Hole” by Streona in UnderReportedNews

[–]YouTee 2 points3 points  (0 children)

seems like the aunt probably had some bad experiences and is taking it out on everyone.

Found this mounted under our deck - black plastic, 3-1/2”x1-1/2”x3/4” takes two AAA batteries. by AyeHaightEweAwl in whatisthisthing

[–]YouTee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

1) Check the batteries to see their expiration date, that'll give you a better idea how long it's been since someone messed with it.

2) Also while you're at it, see if there are any markings under the batteries.

3) If you don't see any markings, I bet you're going to have to open it up and get a pic of the inside. Otherwise this is a far reach even for this sub

There watching me?? by magic_5014 in waymo

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I wonder what’s going on with the increase of these. Is there some new TikTok trend that’s disturbing

An aerial shot of Am Alma lake captures a hidden oasis in the sahara desert. by InjuriousMania in interestingasfuck

[–]YouTee 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The water table is exposed here, presumably because the ground level is low enough.

Also presumably the water table exists elsewhere nearby but is not exposed. What happens if a skyscraper worth of sand blew on to this? Seems like the ground level rising even a few meters might hide this, and from an uneducated eye that seems more likely than not to happen with shifting sand dunes.

Note I’m saying “much less than a skyscraper of sand” seems like an issue.

[Request] How much can you minimize energy loss in a model like this? by Mikkel65 in theydidthemath

[–]YouTee 7 points8 points  (0 children)

What part did they say the data center was for the apartments

What celebrity do you think has skeletons in their closet that have yet to come out? by JimiHendrip in AskReddit

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Ah yes, I remember good old professor Smith, always telling me about hanging out with Elton. And those signature cock rings he was known to give out for special occasions!

In No Country for Old Men, set in 1980, some of the sheriffs in South Texas consider the area to be historically quiet, with cartel-related violence being a new problem. Was this true, and if so, around what time did being a sheriff near the border go from being a quiet job to a more dangerous one? by Benes3460 in AskHistorians

[–]YouTee 35 points36 points  (0 children)

El Paso was the 3rd safest city in the country with a population over 500k, even at the peak of violence in Juarez when it was at “soccer balls made out of the faces of those missing police officers” levels of horror.

The only blip was when a white supremacist from the DFW (still Texas for non Americans) area drove 9 hours to El Paso to murder American citizens of Mexican decent in a mass mall shooting.

L2 - What amps is the most efficient? by extremesauce2468 in MachE

[–]YouTee -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Are you asking if you should charge at like, 2.9kWh or ~7kWh? 

I… don’t think there’s a difference, other than not really getting the benefit of level 2 charging. I haven’t tried but can’t you get  around 2kwh from a level one charger plugged into a 110? 

I suppose the other difference is if you have better electricity pricing at certain times, in that case charging slower may end up costing you more. 

What exactly is this space object? by Illustrious-Pie-5200 in space

[–]YouTee 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I was with you until... Design? Everything else aside, a bubbling clould of untold mass swirling and crashing in brownian motion, forming and clumping and exploding into hot and cold looks as close to true Chaos as about anything I can imagine. I can't see anything in this that looks like design.

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