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Paraphrasing Tolstoi, every accident is different in its own way. I see that approach as unscalable as current antivirus companies. Making a blacklist of every
by JetSpiegel 9y ago
Paraphrasing Tolstoi, every accident is different in its own way. I see that approach as unscalable as current antivirus companies.
Making a blacklist of every possible accident condition is as foolish as making a blacklist of every possible harmful Turing-complete program.
- gfodor 9y agoDo you have any evidence to support your claim that "every accident is different in its own way?"
- hikarudo 9y agoOn the contrary, there are more common types of accidents and learning from those will prevent future incidents with some probability.
- mabbo 9y agoWhen you learned to drive, was there a big book of every accident to avoid? Or did you slowly learn the overall patterns, from experience and near-misses? I'm being facetious, but you get the idea.