The one thing I'm a bit nervous about: security. Thoughts of supply-chain "what-ifs" gives me a bit of pause here. Would like to hear security-minded folks give their thoughts on this.
We only have the perspective as observers outside of China, so I would caution how we interpret this article.
However, it may be possible that this COULD be the Corolla for the Chinese market. They do have a lot of EV manufacturers (300+ I believe?).
State-side (or even worldwide)? It takes some more convincing. And the article doesn't explicitly say it would be the next Corolla killer for the US market..
this is great! The one thing i think to optimize it is to predict how late to start the engine to minimize its usage. The last I got was 730 times used, at 53seconds.
I did a migration/update of a site using this idea (before styled-components became the norm), and it was just insane how much CSS was saved. The new design was AT MOST half the size of the original.
it's funny this article came up. I just pulled wine from 14 days ago that was in my Eto (mentioned in the article) and it tasted just as great as when I poured it on day 1.
I've used it since the Kickstarter in 2018. For a single glass drinker like myself, this (admittedly expensive) thing really helped me stretch my money over the long haul, because now I don't have to waste my wines.
edit: I suppose the Kickstarter price was 50% of what it is now. oof glad I got it
It seems like the right-bound of the lane (the right red line in the midview camera) was not calculated, so it thinks the joggers were inside a big lane. that'd be my guess as to why they would think the joggers were not "outside" of the lane for the system to breeze by. At 1:23-1:24, there's a person walking their pet and it looks like they were really close, but the camera was able to detect the right boundary.
Would a NAS like QNAP/Synology be sufficient, with proper maintenance (updates, antivirus scanning, credentials)? Trying to think of what I could be mindful of here.