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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
Simple case that Waymo etc still struggle with is making a left turn through an intersection or an unprotected left. Even something as common and predictable as crossing oncoming traffic that humans do every day is still causes disengaments
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
There's a lot more problems involved than just data collection. The algorithms do not exist to safely and reliably solve these problems even with all the data in the world. Simply put Tesla is declaring it can do something with a restr
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
> The guy in that story had had autopilot malfunction several times on the same intersection My point stands
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
Regulations are not the problem here. He is clearly trying to imply something about his technology that, given the reality of self driving cars, can not happen next year even if everything else went positivity for him. The fact that he is
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
I like what he has done for electric cars and without him we wouldn't have the shift towards them that is happening today. He made them cool and they are an important step forward which I respect. What he has been saying about autonomy
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
As someone who agrees with your point about not taking your career so seriously I agree with point 1 on the post. > Don’t focus too much on long-term plans. As someone who has just worked hard on the thing in front of me without long ter
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
> There's no way to rule innocent men. The only power any government has is the power to crack down on criminals. This starts with a false premise that is so broad its hard to take seriously. Well run government can do a lot for inn
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
Like crypto mining through a third party? Does Brave even care as long as the person paying them thinks it's real?
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
They've literally selected for a userbase of people who dislike advertising enough to go out of their way to find and use a largely unknown browser. I doubt that the people who downloaded it to avoid advertising will sign up for this w
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
Difficult to resolve this kind of thing either way. If you like it you like it. Could reasonably ask why Tesla has old fashioned headlight design? Purely subjective.
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
Given the huge amount of truth stretching in the autonomy anouncment yesterday anyone here with relevant battery experience want to weigh in on this? Yesterday completely burned through some of the goodwill and trust I had for Tesla to the
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
Yeah it's nonsense. It's an after the fact reframing of a decision that was made for other reasons. Lidar + camera is better for this kind of problem. It's because current lidar are too expensive and too fragile (1-2year life
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
Option 1: They have solved a problem so hard that no one else, even Waymo, is claiming to be close even with $100k+ worth of sensors and a lot more compute and they have also quietly solved multiple hard unsolved research problems. Option
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
What was the problem?
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UK's porn age-verification rules can be circumvented in minutes(theguardian.com)
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
Absolutely not suprising. What's this from?
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
Can anyone explain the criteria for redaction and who gets to decide in this case? The DoJ? A brief skim through shows whole pages redacted.
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
It's great. It's semi-adaptation of 1984 without directly taking the story it feels very similar in spirit. The soul crushing effects of malicious beurcracy, someone seeing past the facade and going though a lot of pain while tryi
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
Exactly. He's a car salesman. I work in CV and automotive and the stuff he's saying will be around the corner isn't solved in research with a $100k set of sensors and progress has plateaued. These are "two ton death mach
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
"The rate of improvement is exponential" - Elon Musk on the state of improvement in self driving during this conversation. This is literally the opposite of what is true. The rate of improvement has slowed down as the low hanging
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
Define low-cost? What sensors are being used in the video?
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
Until the onus is on Tesla to prove their claims, rather than cherry picking statistics for marketing, it's better to be sceptical of what they say about safety of an unproven emerging technology that they are emphasizing to sell more
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
This is not an apples to apples comparison. Tesla autopilot only drives the easiest subset of what a human driver can do and has a human supervising it while it does it to catch mistakes. This paints a picture that is disingenuous. It'
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
https://www.fool.com/investing/2019/04/07/how-amazon-costco-... https://www.businessinsider.com/amazon-web-services-cloud-on... AWS makes all the money, everything else is marginal. >
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
https://www.fool.com/investing/2019/04/07/how-amazon-costco-... https://www.businessinsider.com/amazon-web-services-cloud-on... AWS makes all the money, everything else is marginal. >
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
I thought Amazon's empire rests on AWS which actually funds the company allowing them to make a sustained loss on their retail business despite attempts to automate with robotics and ML.
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
That's not really a fuller explaination.
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
Bitcoin at this point is purely speculative and this is almost like hooking up a debit card to my Robinhood account and selling stock to pay for it every time I buy something. Seems to completely work around the reasons why Bitcoin etc. wer
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
My first thought was using a map to store what's been seen and run through the list keeping copying the values that haven't been seen to a new list in order or just marking them as dupes in place with the empty string. This seems
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
In chrome Android click the checkbox under the 3 dots menu labeled "Desktop site". Pinch to zoom works then.

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