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>> The question: why did the engineers implemented a detection of the test environment? > Yknow, maybe because they knew they didn't have to worry about people
by PinguTS 11y ago
>> The question: why did the engineers implemented a detection of the test environment?
> Yknow, maybe because they knew they didn't have to worry about people reviewing their code.
You read the rest of the comment? You NEED to detect it to apply to correct algorithms for all those safety assistants.
Otherwise you could decide to just cool down when a door is open, when the front wheels are spinning, while there is no acceleration, when the distance sensors detect obstacles. But that would make testing impossible.
- annnnd 11y agoThe problem is not that they detect the test - the problem is that they modify parameters so that exhaust is within acceptable limits as imposed by law. Hiding this in open source code would be quite a feat (but not impossible [0]). [0] http://www.underhanded-c.org/ http://www.underhanded-c.org/