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bobsil1
8y ago
Nobody else understands it or believes in it like you do.
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9y ago
https://medium.com/waymo/building-maps-for-a-self-driving-ca...
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Photos for the crash on 92/880 in September.
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9y ago
Sep. '17 crash was at 92/880 March '18 was at 101/85
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9y ago
Btw linked accident was for a Model S with Tesla autopilot 1. Can tell because no camera on silver blinker assembly. They're now on 2.5.
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9y ago
Yep, it degrades badly, like digital cellular calls which drop out suddenly.
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9y ago
Waymo’s approach is also brittle, e.g. to changes in the road since the last map pass. Tesla also uses radar and ultrasonic. Lidar isn’t necessary, just makes depth measurement easier. It’s lower res than cameras, low range, power-inefficie
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9y ago
Both Tesla and Waymo are at too low an abstraction level for resilience. Cars need to understand roads/walls as concepts and make common sense inferences.
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9y ago
Agree. Note, this is a different gore point (92/880) than the one from the 85/101 crash.
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Gore point stripe faded: https://imgur.com/a/xHq57 Street View: https://www.google.com/maps/@37.6346515,-122.104109,3a,75y,8...
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Tesla Autopilot failing where there was a fatal car accident [video]
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Tesla’s Musk Takes Charge of Model 3 Production as Problems Persist
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Previous driver was drunk.
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The Bolt isn’t a sporty entry luxury sedan, Model 3 is pitched against BMW 3-Series.
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*specific energy of batteries and FAA regs
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Model 3 was designed to go head-to-head with 3 Series.
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9y ago
Just smelt some silicon, yadda, yadda, yadda. Trivial.
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9y ago
Ironically, Amazon Books stores have big floor area for electronics.
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Met a Cal archeology ass’t prof doing this, quadcopter-mounted lidar.
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9y ago
Lived in Seattle. We had a nice day of summer once.
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9y ago
If you drill down on the motion log in the iOS Health app, it's very granular, like a web server log.
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>cathedrals https://cdn.geekwire.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/20170504...
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They're driving down mass-market LiIon specific energy cost ($ per Wh/kg) via Gigafactory. No?
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Tesla drives down cost via scale, it is driving energy density for downstream segments: EVs, drones, e-planes, et al.
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Tesla is driving (heh) battery energy density up.
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9y ago
>”Just form another group, then don't invite Thiel to the new group" Conceptually, this is also how VCs wash out founders.
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It’s the new “bioweapons-grade cabin air filter”
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That was good Elon. At the last Model 3 unveil he was much more nervous.
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9y ago
Methodically going after sources of anthropogenic climate change
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9y ago
So focus on something fundamental, that everyone needs, using an approach that's far ahead.
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