I didn’t see the images themselves before…Yikes, yeah that’s dark

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All I am seeing here, is the insane yearly cost of recurring maintenance on an old wooden house…*shudders*

No it adds precision and accuracy to the words used. These things matter when it comes to forming specific meanings in a purely text-based environment where people share little (or none at all) common understanding or biases.

Yes, a camera is technically a sensor

Which was all I stated, but somehow people disagree with facts here.

Edit: and you actually easily can measure distance quite accurately with cameras in a stereoscopic setup, but of course this is not what Tesla does, despite having several forward-facing cameras.

Yes that is true all sensor input is only as good as the algorithm interpreting it. But that doesn’t change the fact that a camera is just as much a sensor as a lidar or radar, which is what I stated.

Pricing of “collectibles” never makes any sense…

I get what you’re referencing (lack of radar, lidar etc.), but objectively a camera is a sensor in the exact same way as the others, that’s not even up for discussion.

…yes?..

Just make it illegal to use unrealized stocks as collateral for loans and credit.

Yeah I think it’s a tall order, but I also don’t have the impression that rossmann picks a fight without having a pretty good chance of winning.

Horny old bastard…

Haven’t seen them here in Europe in over a decade I think.

I am genuinely surprised… I didn’t know HTC even still existed

Fair enough, bimetal thermostats on parallel lines were standard in at least the 60’s here.

District heating means too hot inside when it’s on, and you can’t turn it on or off when you want it.

This is just plain incorrect. Every single radiator in apartmentswjrh district heating have individual thermostats on them that control the flow through it, which directly impacts the temperature in the room and can be turned off entirely if you want.

No bricks and concrete have high thermal mass, but they have fairly high lamda values making them very poor insulators

Bricks: 0.84

Concrete (dense): 1.4

Hardwood timber: ~0.15

Woodfibre board: 0.11

Plasterboard: 0.16

source

Wood and plasterboard is still a poor insulator compared to actual insulation materials (they’re around 0.035-0.038, with exception of PIR), but still much better than both brick and solid concrete.

This really just shows how fundamentally terrible product developers engineers are.

Why the hell didn’t they go with JIKL or something instead then, so the pattern at least resembles the direction it navigates?