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l354uge said:
Sir Bagalot said:
Santander, that f
king st poor excuse for the biggest bunch of s that call themselves a bank, Prank Fred
Im cringing so hard my cheeks are nearly infront of my eyes, he must be getting paid a few bob to stand that sh**eking st poor excuse for the biggest bunch of s that call themselves a bank, Prank FredSir Bagalot said:
Santander, that fking st poor excuse for the biggest bunch of s that call themselves a bank, Prank Fred
You haven't used them recently have you? We moved our CA there earlier this year and later took out some ISAs. Best CA available, excellent savings rates and not a foot put wrong at any time in the account change over or since. Streets ahead of our previous high street bank in every way. king st poor excuse for the biggest bunch of s that call themselves a bank, Prank FredAnyway, where were we?
I'm watching FP1 on time delay and Crofty has asked Bruno Senna how much data he thinks a F1 team gathers per car per race weekend.
Bruno speculates that it's around 1TB
Crofty replies "well, I don't know about that - that's all over my head. But I've been told it's around 200 feature films".
So Bruno is pretty much bang on the money then.
Crofty then says that it would take a while to watch 200 films too. tt.
Bruno speculates that it's around 1TB
Crofty replies "well, I don't know about that - that's all over my head. But I've been told it's around 200 feature films".
So Bruno is pretty much bang on the money then.
Crofty then says that it would take a while to watch 200 films too. t
t. Edited by JonRB on Friday 31st October 18:15
It's a flawed assumption. You don't watch the raw data like a film in real time, any more than you would watch hits on your website tick up in real time - you generate a graph.
As a coder I can easily generate gigabytes of raw data in a very short period of time then analyse the parts I'm interested in in a matter of minutes.
Maybe I'm being a bit hard on him though.
As a coder I can easily generate gigabytes of raw data in a very short period of time then analyse the parts I'm interested in in a matter of minutes.
Maybe I'm being a bit hard on him though.
I can easily believe that it's a TB of raw data. If you consider how many sensors are on the car and that they're probably sampling each many times a second, then it will mount up very quickly.
As Bruno pointed out, they won't have the bandwidth to transmit that in real time but after each session they'd download the raw data by plugging in.
Bruno seems pretty switched on technically.
As Bruno pointed out, they won't have the bandwidth to transmit that in real time but after each session they'd download the raw data by plugging in.
Bruno seems pretty switched on technically.
If you didn't catch the interview, Sky have just posted it.
http://www1.skysports.com/watch/video/sports/f1/95...
http://www1.skysports.com/watch/video/sports/f1/95...
tux said:
This Ted Kravitz interview with Bernie is slightly awkward.
The only time a Bernie interview isn't awkward is when Brundle does it, Bernie seems to have a respect for him and talks fairly openly. All the other press seem to get the duff or controversial answers just to keep them happy.JonRB said:
Too right. And Martin is bang on the money by criticising it and saying that conversations like that should be behind closed doors.
wow f1 is Fu>>ed by the sound of it.. too expensive and no enough show..bring back some regs with a bit of leeway for a great idea, bring back the noise, does anyone really care if f1 is green its a sport ffs...
DanielSan said:
The only time a Bernie interview isn't awkward is when Brundle does it, Bernie seems to have a respect for him and talks fairly openly. All the other press seem to get the duff or controversial answers just to keep them happy.
This one was particularly awkward. Watch it if you haven't. It's only 3-4 mins long.
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