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> We're realistically ~3 years away from fully autonomous software engineering We had Waymo cars about 18 years ago, and only recently they started to roll out
by reliabilityguy 1y ago
> We're realistically ~3 years away from fully autonomous software engineering
We had Waymo cars about 18 years ago, and only recently they started to roll out commercially. Just saying.
- fragmede 1y agoThis isn't a comment on timelines, but a Waymo going wild is going to run over and kill people, so it makes sense to be overly conservative with moving forwards. Meanwhile, if someone hacks into a vibecoded website and deletes everything and steals my user data, no one's getting run over by a car.
- reliabilityguy 1y agoSure. The point I was trying to make is that we can see a technology that is amazing, and seemingly does what we want, and yet has so many edge cases that make it unviable commercially.
- fragmede 1y agoHave you tried Comma.ai? While Waymo and Tesla are trying to make fully self-driving autonomous taxi-grade AI and are taking forever to deliver, geohot casually makes the box that we all really want. A device that hooks into your car, and handles left right gas and brakes on the freeway. I can handle the driving between my house and the freeway, and the freeway offramp to my destination, it's the stop and go traffic on the freeway or just sitting there for hours that sucks ass. We can see a technology and its shortcomings and people will still pay for it. Early cars were trash, but now look where we are.