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A glimpse of the future?
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Re: A glimpse of the future?
RJHollins wrote:What does that mean, 'the forum is fixed' ?
Probably this issue has been fixed - viewtopic.php?f=2&t=64184
- juha_tp
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Re: A glimpse of the future?
Sorry for the confusion!
We were unable to moderate but now Malc has fixed it.
We were unable to moderate but now Malc has fixed it.
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Spogg - Posts: 3358
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Re: A glimpse of the future?
Spogg wrote:And trog, thank you so much for deleting all that spam overnight. I believe there were nearly 50 pages of it in the Off Topic section and numerous bits in the main Topics.
No problem - I've worked as a production-line machine operator many times, so I'm quite good at running repetitive mouse clicking as a background task! The most annoying bit was that a couple of hundred of the 1300+ spam threads were that bot which always posts "Where is administration at dsprobotics.com?" - that felt a bit close to the bone given the circumstances, and I was starting to take it personally!
All schematics/modules I post are free for all to use - but a credit is always polite!
Don't stagnate, mutate to create!
Don't stagnate, mutate to create!
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trogluddite - Posts: 1730
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Re: A glimpse of the future?
trogluddite wrote:...that bot which always posts "Where is administration at dsprobotics.com?" - that felt a bit close to the bone given the circumstances, and I was starting to take it personally!
I remember the very first time that question was posted, because I thought it was genuine so I responded with helpful comments.
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Spogg - Posts: 3358
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Re: A glimpse of the future?
I'm inspired. I'm going to start work on my Flowstone Automatic Car Driving schematic tomorrow. I'll hook it up to the motor over the weekend and we'll be bombing up & down the M5 in no time, you'll see .
Otto will do all the driving, and I'll sit in the back with a laptop and try and fix the bugs .
I mean, what could possibly go wrong?
H
Otto will do all the driving, and I'll sit in the back with a laptop and try and fix the bugs .
I mean, what could possibly go wrong?
H
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HughBanton - Posts: 265
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Re: A glimpse of the future?
HughBanton wrote:I'm inspired. I'm going to start work on my Flowstone Automatic Car Driving schematic tomorrow. I'll hook it up to the motor over the weekend and we'll be bombing up & down the M5 in no time, you'll see .
Otto will do all the driving, and I'll sit in the back with a laptop and try and fix the bugs .
I mean, what could possibly go wrong?
Make sure the "side of street" Ruby input is clearly labeled so I can invert it before beta-testing.
I keep a pair of oven mitts next to my computer so I don't get a concussion from slapping my forehead while I'm reading the responses to my questions.
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Re: A glimpse of the future?
HughBanton wrote:I'm inspired. I'm going to start work on my Flowstone Automatic Car Driving schematic tomorrow
It might not be such a complex problem as you think...
SMBC: Vehicular Autonomy
SMBC: Self-driving Vehicle Ethics
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trogluddite - Posts: 1730
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Re: A glimpse of the future?
Thanks Trog, essential stuff. I'm getting there, this oughta work ..
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def init
t = 0
@applyBrakes = 0
@applyThrottle = 10.5
@sideOfStreet = @sideOfStreet * -1.0 # cheers @deraudl :-)
end
def brakes(howHard)
@applyBrakes = (@2Fast && ~@2Slow && ~@nietzscheanTractorTrailer) * howHard
end
def throttle(floorIt)
@applyThrottle = @applyThrottle * floorIt
end
brakes(t)
throttle(t)
@reverseGear = @nietzscheanTractorTrailer & (brakes>11)
if @reverseGear
@brakes = 0
@throttle = 11
end
t = t + 1
output 0, @throttle
output 1, @brakes
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HughBanton - Posts: 265
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Re: A glimpse of the future?
I should have the pedestrian-targeting module up and running in a day or two...
just need to disassemble and reverse-engineer some Space Invader code.
(Probably won't need DSP or ASM for that: they're not all that agile.)
just need to disassemble and reverse-engineer some Space Invader code.
(Probably won't need DSP or ASM for that: they're not all that agile.)
I keep a pair of oven mitts next to my computer so I don't get a concussion from slapping my forehead while I'm reading the responses to my questions.
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Re: A glimpse of the future?
HughBanton wrote:Just got the steering bit to sort
Just the easy stuff left to do, then...
Roborace self-driving racing car... (YouTube)
deraudrl wrote:I should have the pedestrian-targeting module up and running in a day or two...
just need to disassemble and reverse-engineer some Space Invader code.
The code for the bonus flying saucer might be useful for slightly faster targets, too - e.g. the hooligans who race stupendously loud quad bikes around our local roads in the early hours of the morning (mind you, they are very community spirited - I saw a few the other evening all wearing their Covid masks while still rebelliously omitting crash helmets!)
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Don't stagnate, mutate to create!
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