Signed! The Netherlands have almost reached the threshold (98,48%). Nog een paar stemmen! Waar wacht je nog op? π
Dezzorian
joined 10 months ago
Sorry, just 4 at the end of the paw.
We've switched back and forth between pre sliced and blocks. But stayed with blocks after watching an episode of "Keuringsdienst van waarde" where you see how much un-cheese presliced cheese actually is.
They're Maine Coons actually! Brother and sister.
Well spotted!
Doesn't even have to be dinner
And bring back the canals that were turned into highways in the 80's (Utrecht, the Netherlands)
I have the same combination for about 2,5 years now. Local privacy network filter is awesome and customizable. Came from iOS so needed a couple of weeks go find all replacement apps and getting used to android, but it working well now. You can use Gapps if you need them but only if they don't rely on playservices because iodΓ© uses microg. The only gapp I use is gmaps. Banking apps in Netherlands work fine. There is a list somewhere in the forums about those. Devs are really fast answering questions on telegram/matrix. And relocking the bootloader works well on Fairphone 4/5 and Pixels. Security/feature updates every month.
Try Fairphone 4 or 5 or Google Pixel with iodΓ© on it. Ive used it for almost 3 years. Really stable and no trouble with banking apps. Only apps that rely soley on playstore services you cant use.
Not really. Can you write this specific simpele algorithm out in a few lines? Its Computer Vision (which I admit uses probably quite a simple algorithm to find the ball) and a reinforcement learning algorithm with one goal; get the ball from start to finish, these are your only 2 inputs. They didn't write the algorithm. Time and the neural network did the rest on its own. That's were the artificial 'intelligence' is referring to, humans didn't put any algorithm there.
Nice! Wasn't able to go there this year, but will definitely get a cookie there next year!
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I've used OrganicMaps in the past, but for searching POIs and ahead route planning its just unusable.
Meanwhile i've found GraphHopper, an open source search, route and (experimental) navigation app from Germany. Great thing: its blazing fast! Check it out on F-Droid.