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I am european and still prefer the simple system. As a software developer - knowing what kind of bunch we are - the less software for critical systems the bette
by ReptileMan 6y ago
I am european and still prefer the simple system. As a software developer - knowing what kind of bunch we are - the less software for critical systems the better.
Clicking a button or switching a lever with tactile feedback, immediate response that does exactly what is expected is vastly preferable to any smart system.
- nwah1 6y agoBut it is a gradient. There are simple "adaptive headlights" that try not to do anything too fancy. Just aim at the road, adjust for elevation, and the direction you are turning. Could imagine a hinge and a gyroscope controlling that, in theory. These matrix ones that add in adjustments for other cars and for signs are maybe a little too far on the curve for me as well. Anything using computer vision is not something I'd be excited about.
- ReptileMan 6y agoI am all for innovation. But having some behavior of the car being a black box to the driver is recipe for trouble. And of course there are always edge cases that the developers didn't forsee. The more complicated a car is - the more training will the driver need. So standard drivers license at some point may not be enough.