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by euyyn 10y ago
Yeah, the problem was letting people get the expectation that it was an autopilot when it wasn't. Decades of Human Factors research in aviation had already established that people can't maintain focus on a sufficiently-monotonous
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by euyyn 10y ago
> with a very low speed ceiling Those are the Koala cars. Before those, there were the Lexus which went in highways too.
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by euyyn 10y ago
I imagined as much. Even so, "autopilot sent your car in a spin" vs "autopilot ran into a truck" is a distinction without a difference for the people inside the car.
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by euyyn 10y ago
> people who think like Silicon Valley. "Killing people is product testing" Not sure you can attribute that thinking to any of the actual engineers working on this.
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by euyyn 10y ago
The person you're responding to isn't claiming that Tesla hasn't done a good job in the technology, rather in educating their users of its limits: > Tesla has not done a good job educating their customers on the limits of
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by euyyn 10y ago
I'd guess the downvotes are more for this part: > I don't think there was a single death directly because of autopilot (not 100% sure though). There was a death, and it was very prominent.
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by euyyn 10y ago
Google's self-driving cars started on highways (easier problem to tackle) before moving on to city streets.
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by euyyn 10y ago
Well, what does OP want those links to point to? Uber's internal network?
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by euyyn 10y ago
And it has a link to the French version too.
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by euyyn 10y ago
I was looking for something like this, to autogenerate a HTTP/2 and a gRPC parser/serializer in Swift!
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by euyyn 10y ago
What I find weird is that it's not really used. Why generate bool, true, and false?
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by euyyn 10y ago
Thanks for sharing this. I specially like this part: > They may have more luck communicating if, in addition to presenting facts and figures, they appeal to emotions. This could mean not simply explaining the science of how something wor
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by euyyn 10y ago
Very nice! Thanks for sharing.
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by euyyn 10y ago
I couldn't find a word for non-satellite map :)
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by euyyn 10y ago
I only see the vectorial map in that link. Is there a way to see satellite, or even better, 3D?
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by euyyn 10y ago
It's just Javascript, but served from Google servers. For a fix to work for other users you'd need them to use a plugin that applies it.
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by euyyn 10y ago
If you click "Show more", that's the longest CL description I've ever seen :)
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by euyyn 10y ago
IIRC, the ask for cleartext HTTP/2 was about IoT devices. Which IMO is short-sighted.
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by euyyn 10y ago
GBoard does that too.
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by euyyn 10y ago
I don't understand what you mean.
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by euyyn 10y ago
> it seems clear that the distinction was made by those who don't get their hands dirty at the expense of those who do That doesn't seem clear to me at all.
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by euyyn 10y ago
This is both gorgeous and well needed!
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by euyyn 10y ago
It's a no-no always because it's poor reasoning. Saying "these days" is a way to paint it as some kind of fashion above which the commenter is. In this specific case, I reckon dolphins have taste buds too, so it isn&#x27
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by euyyn 10y ago
Consider that now that the original joke isn't visible anymore, all these other comments of yours about why you got downvoted are boring to read indeed.
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by euyyn 10y ago
By those beliefs, you'd rather NASA not had bootstrapped the commercial space business that now has SpaceX developing reusable rockets.
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by euyyn 10y ago
So the choice is between politicians that will face obstruction, making them less effective, and politicians that won't even bother trying?
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by euyyn 10y ago
I remember a presidential candidate proposing a solution that was boosting the building of renewable infrastructure and technology, so exactly what you propose. I think calling that a "humanely conscious" government, as you say, w
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by euyyn 10y ago
It boils down to not wanting to spend their money, and arguing whatever it takes for that not to happen. In Spanish you'd say "les duele el bolsillo".
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by euyyn 10y ago
> Do you force them to adapt less economically viable sources of energy consumption? How about: Voting for policies of boosting the development of renewable energies in the US, putting to work all the unemployed of the coal mines, so it&
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by euyyn 10y ago
What you're talking about is a recent development, and your parent is talking about the past.

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