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So then shouldn't the answer be not to disable the e-brake, but to conclude that the tech is not ready for testing in public where pedestrians' lives are at sta
by kevinventullo 8y ago
So then shouldn't the answer be not to disable the e-brake, but to conclude that the tech is not ready for testing in public where pedestrians' lives are at stake?
- darkpuma 8y agoObviously yes but that wouldn't be moving fast and breaking things. If companies aren't allowed to do that, then their SV competitive advantage evaporates.