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>Prototypical case of the 80/20 rule. Could you explain on what basis you claim this? Do you have intimate knowledge of his prototype, the amount of work he pu
by ksk 11y ago
>Prototypical case of the 80/20 rule.
Could you explain on what basis you claim this? Do you have intimate knowledge of his prototype, the amount of work he put in, or the novel ideas that he brought to the project in addition to integrating pre-existing tech?
From what I can understand, your argument seems to be "lets see if I can guess what he did". If you're an authority in this field, then your guess could be very accurate I suppose.
- agumonkey 11y agoThat's the feeling I got from the video too. Maybe he tried too hard to make it appear as 'this is not as hard as big corps say it is!' but it also felt like 'hey, ML + basic CAN controls = self driving !'.. then I disagree. I want a computer with some general knowledge of physics + ML, not just abstracted drivers pattern on self play.
- Tloewald 11y ago“We’ve figured out how to phrase the driving problem in ways compatible with deep learning,” Hotz says. OK, maybe it's BS, but he's not saying what you say he's saying.