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None of which have common snow or ice issues.
by ninininino 11mo ago
None of which have common snow or ice issues.
- kjkjadksj 11mo agoYeah it’s not even covering all of LA despite the claim of “being in LA”. Just a mostly flat portion. It doesn’t go into the valley. It doesn’t really go into south LA. It doesn’t go east of the 5. It still doesn’t go to LAX either.
- RivieraKid 11mo agoYes, it's an early stage technology and the logistics of scaling is non-trivial. Yet, if you look at the numbers, they've been scaling surprisingly fast, at a sustained rate of 5x per year for 5 years in weekly paid rides.
- minwcnt5 11mo agoBuilding out depot and charging infrastructure and working with city officials are both slow processes, so I imagine you'll see them prioritize spreading out to a lot of cities first, in the most profitable areas (downtown), then expand the service area in each of them over time as they get more cars.
- ranger207 11mo agoGood, move slow and avoid breaking things
- standardUser 11mo agoPeople who live in snowy/icy areas will simply never have autonomous driving. Does that settle it? Or do we have to keep pointing out obvious limitations to cutting edge technology?
- trillic 11mo agoThey announced a Detroit launch for this winter…