Overtheveloper

I agree, but sometimes using resources on a case which happens next to never is just not worth the effort. Hell there is even a wiki page dedicated to this https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ostrich_algorithm

But maybe this can be rewritten in another way, feel free to suggest something else ;)

Congratulations!

Your issue just dropped in my priority list

Because:

• You're being a smartass
• You didn't provide any details besides "doesn't work"
• You messaged me after work hours
• You can solve the issue yourself
• It works for me and I can't be bothered to replicate your specific edge case
• I just don't like you personally

I'll revisit it:

• After lunch break
• Tomorrow
• When I'm done with my current project/task
• When I feel like it
• When you resubmit the issue politely/with reproduction steps
• Never

Thank you and:

• Have a good day
• Good luck
• Eat shit
• Go fuck yourself

If for some bizarre reason you would want to stick to cameras only, you could use 2 cameras and calculate the distance to various points based on the difference between the images. Thats called stereoscopy and is precisely what gives our brains depth perception. The issue is that this process is expensive computationally so I'd guess that it would be cheaper to go back to lidar.

Might have used the bed for accelerating PCB etching :)

https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/9912040 "Hardware Accelerator for JSON Parsing, Querying and Schema Validation" "we can parse and query JSON data at 106 Gbps"

yay --sudoloop

Coøxist

Jesse, What the Fuck Are You Talking About

Good for you, if you really want to know google the sticker

Then vm it is

Obligatory relevant xkcd https://xkcd.com/1205/

"one orange braincell"