Well, not fully, to accomplish the glassless 3d, most likely they need to be able to track eyes location. Eye tracking with AI models (or any object tracking from image/video) has taken huge leaps in past few years.
AI is very much buzzword nowadays, but AI models are also more than LLM's.
Yeah, if the ones and zeros arent in your drive, it can disappear at any point from the internet.
If they had the bird strike like they announced, it might stop their engines mid go-around, what is really bad spot to be in
There is also four broken data cables.
PDF? PDF?!
You can track by just keeping list of all positions and movement direction, if two are same, it means that it is in a loop.
I am using same solution, and getting right count with test input, but the actual input gives too many.
Annoying, and really hard to debug. I made renderer to visualize, but unable to find the bug.
One misunderstanding was that I counted same walls twice, because the result should not count same added wall twice if it has same x,y.
Quite certain it is not a CGI, doing this good of a CGI would be more expensive than just getting some to fly the helicopter.
The "too stable" comments do not realize that two vehicles filming each other with roughly same speed just look stable.
If you would fake it, the camera would have not done those rotations etc, because that makes CGI much more complex. And there is no faked camera shake/zooms/focus changes that in general happen in all faked videos.
HK-47 agrees with the meatbag
Yes, and in middle ages they loved to torture and mutilate people
Nordic energy market is capped between -0,5€ - 2,00€/kWh (upper limit might go up if needed). Average market price for last 30days was 0,05€/kWh, which is fairly normal. Price currently is per hour, but market will change to 15min next year.
In Finland, we pay distribution separately, it is commonly 0,02€-0,05€/kWh, depending on the grid company.
On top of that there is electricity tax which is 0,03€/kWh.
Total is something around 0,12-0,15snt/kWh.
Trains in Nordic have been electric for a generation, starting from 60's.
Busses have been mostly electric in my knowledge about 10 years, I think most of them are ran by electric motor, which is charged with diesel if batteries run out.
Trams and metros have been electric for last 100 years.