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> Some thought the direction was wrong - not gathering enough test data (unlike Tesla). FWIW if you gather a ton of data and don't have simulation it's pretty
by kajecounterhack 9y ago
> Some thought the direction was wrong - not gathering enough test data (unlike Tesla).
FWIW if you gather a ton of data and don't have simulation it's pretty much useless. Also it's expensive to keep around large amounts of data. Tesla didn't even have a simulation team until relatively recently.
> Some saw the tech as fairly old. Remember much of Waymo's code was written by Urmson 10 years ago. Probably all C/C++. Not very nimble and quick to extend.
Do you work in autonomous vehicles? Most teams are using C/C++. If you're not waymo you probably use ROS.
If you've ever worked at Google you'd know their C/C++ stack is among the most pleasant to deal with because much of the bad cruft from those languages is abstracted away in stable libraries.
- KKKKkkkk1 9y agoIf you're not Waymo you probably use ROS. If you are Waymo, then what do you use?
- agildehaus 9y agoI don't know if they've changed, but in 2013 they were using a modified Ubuntu: https://youtu.be/7Yd9Ij0INX0?t=9m25s https://youtu.be/7Yd9Ij0INX0?t=9m25s
- vinn124 9y ago> If you're not waymo you probably use ROS. is this true? ros works well for prototyping, but is it actually used in prod?