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> Why do you think so? There will be often enough stopped cars on the road to cause issues, or cement barriers, construction sites. Yes, but it's one big thing

> Why do you think so? There will be often enough stopped cars on the road to cause issues, or cement barriers, construction sites. Yes, but it's one big thing. Fixing one big thing, usually, is much easier than fixing thousands of little things. My point wasn't that it's not important, it's that it's not the biggest problem, even though the (mostly uninformed) media and keyboard warriors are making it out to be, which is distracting from the actual issues. > IMO true self driving(without a human driver) will need more powerful hardware so no safety compromising shortcuts/optimizations are done(not even 1) Hardware 3 has only just been released and is apparently at least 10x more powerful. Give it a chance for the next couple months, anything is possible and we have to wait and see.

simion314 7y ago
>Yes, but it's one big thing. Fixing one big thing, usually, is much easier than fixing thousands of little things. I agree, but in this case may mean wait for the hardware to be powerful enough to be able to handle all the inputs in real time. >is distracting from the actual issues. What hardware/software more important issues are you referring ? Non related to that the bigger issues is the hype IMO, I only seen bad sentiments for Tesla and uber but not for the others that self driving companies. I personally really want self driving to be ready as soon as possible, I can't drive due to medical issues, I live about 10Km away from the city and having the mobility of a car would help me a lot(I am not exaggerating)