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Seems like something with very little margin for error and catastrophic if you screw up. I'm not sure why this was a major feature they needed to ship or what p
by radicaldreamer 6y ago
Seems like something with very little margin for error and catastrophic if you screw up. I'm not sure why this was a major feature they needed to ship or what problem they're solving for...
- maxerickson 6y agoIt's a bunch of parts they don't have to manufacture and assemble. The stuff about reducing friction seems like a snow job to me. A typical leg of a drive involves 3 shifts and probably lasts more than 5 minutes. Not real arduous.
- bjeanes 6y agoYeah. And when you might actually _need_ to change, it could be while doing a 3-point turn in the middle of a busyish street. You really don't want to be lingering in the middle of the road trying to coerce the AI into believing you really do want to change directions...