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Guadaloopy

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  1. Eat a dick, you basement dwelling bitches.
  2. No worries. Just have to get through Lindor and Soto with the bases juiced.
  3. Gameday showed ball 4 to Alonso catching the edge.
  4. Yes... we know, Joe Buck.
  5. Soto shuffle was bush league bullshit, but he seems to have toned that down a bit.
  6. Fuck MLB in the goat-ass for doing this halfway.
  7. Competent. White. Men. And Tulsi.
  8. Big fan of The Judy's, but Pompeii wins on body count alone, not to mention it is extremely catchy.
  9. Palate cleanser after that "music" video. Well worth the 35 minutes.
  10. Don’t confuse MLB Network and MLB.TV. MLB Network gives you very few games. MLB.TV gets you every game except teams in your home region which are blacked out. If you live in Texas and you want to watch Astros games, you will have to get SCHN either through traditional cable/satellite or a streaming package that carries regional sports networks. The only two streaming options that carry SCHN are Fubo and DirecTV Stream. I am going into this year with audio only on MLB At Bat app because a) fuck DirecTV and their incessant price increases and b) Fubo doesn’t carry SCHN in Oklahoma. Only games I will see this year will be national broadcasts. If the withdrawal gets too bad, I may resort to MLB.TV and VPN.
  11. She was smoke in "Bad Monkey" as well.
  12. I think Lori is related to Abel Grieves (the minister murdered by Civil War Gemstone in ep 1) and she has a long game to bring down the Gemstone empire. I think this episode's opening flashback sequence of someone trashing the Gemstone home and stealing the Bible that Civil War Gemstone stole from Grieves is the biggest clue of the season arc, and my bet is that Lori is connected. I also wouldn't be shocked if Stifler is an illegitimate Gemstone from an Eli/Lori affair and that he ends up taking over the Gemstone empire, reclaiming what was stolen from one of his great-great-granddads by the other.
  13. Pirates over. Padres under. (any team that rosters Martin Maldonado is getting an under vote from me) Red Sox over. Blue Jays under.
  14. csb… He graduated from my high school several years before I did. His little brother was my age and was on the baseball team with me. Jay showed up at our practices a couple of times while he was in the minors and just crushed tanks off of live high school pitching while we sat there with our mouths wide open. No one wanted to be out shagging balls when he was taking swings. Fucking lasers flying all over the place.
  15. Novocaine was a fun movie. Some very cartoonish violence with gore, but a decent popcorn flick.
  16. I don't think it is quite that simple of a solution. I think there are a few contributing factors that possibly answer your question: Cost. Elon's goal was to rapidly scale an affordable autonomous driving solution. When the decision was made, LIDAR was still a relatively expensive sensor that significantly cut into that goal. If it's expensive, it's not really scalable. The facts have now changed a bit, but Elon is committed for better or worse. Neural net training. It's a relatively straightforward process to train a neural net by having it watch a huge amount of video of good drivers and learn from those examples. The data set for driving with LIDAR is a bit "fuzzier." The data set isn't nearly as big and it's a bit more abstract on how one could use it to train a neural net. There were reports that Tesla was having difficulty with its algorithm based FSD model with respect to prioritizing information between radar and visual sensors. So they punted and went visual only. LIDAR is most effective in a very well mapped environment where it can compare what its seeing to a recorded baseline. Musk didn't want that restriction. He wanted to build a solution that was free from the pre-mapping requirement. I don't think the final jury is in on his decision.
  17. Useful Charts is great. Super helpful to understand Bible and Church history. This one has been my favorite for the last several years: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBibleforNormalPeople And I can't say enough good things about the team at The Bible Project: https://www.youtube.com/@bibleproject
  18. Actual smart summon still sucks. It still has a lot of restrictions on it and doesn't operate like supervised FSD at all. Once the "training wheels" come off of it and the full capability of FSD 13 takes over that feature, it will be much better. People who use that function now in crowded parking lots are assholes.
  19. Yep... that is a known issue that has been noted by NHTSA. The fact that autopilot disengaged prior to impact isn't my main concern with that video. My biggest concern is with how late he engages autopilot and the fact that it took three attempts to get it to activate. If I had the time, resources, and talent to paint a Road Runner mural, I would love to recreate this and engage FSD a quarter mile out to see what would happen.
  20. My main concern with the video is the warning notifications that show up on the screen prior to impacts. Without seeing those in focus and knowing what the warnings were actually for, it sure looks like the accelerator was engaged during some of these tests and overriding the system.
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