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Yup, the article has images behind hyperlinks if you want to see him naked. Just Ctrl+f: "the original design with everything hanging out. "

You might also note that in their first blog post they use the French language convention of puting a space before their exclamation marks and in this latest post they use the English language convention of no space.

>Now I can update this blog and push to github, instant deploy !

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>I would be delighted to hear from you!

"I don't really know any high level programming languages, I really only know python."

Excuse me, have you never "perceived" a lie before?

> ...the sensor & motor portion of the human brain having had billions of years of experience.

It doesn't really change the significance of the quote, but I can't help but point out that we didn't even have nerve cells more than 0.6 billion of years ago.

The way most people refer to this is "driving on autopilot."

Wow, shots fired at low income housing.

"Between 2009 and 2012" fits with the Kony 2012 documentary.

OP was suggesting a way to artificially control the temperature, so they would artificially add energy to raise temperature.

You seem to have interpreted the analogy as meaning "you might run out of turtles" instead of something like: "stacks of turtles aren't stable without stable beneath them, no matter how many turtles you use."

OpenCV was not the "AI" here, the "AI" was a computer vision model trained at the roboflow website that he mentioned multiple times and that he used in the line commented with "# Directly pass the frames to the Roboflow model".

No the opencv was just to capture video frames and they were iediately passed to the roboflow model through the ssh client.