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by jiofih 6y ago
This is a beta release , you have to be quite gullible to think anyone would deploy untested software on the roads.
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by jiofih 6y ago
This is reporting on a limited beta release. California’s official numbers to compare are Tesla, 0.076 per 1,000 miles, or 1 per 13,219 miles That was from 2018 though - AP has received hundreds of updates in the meantime but they s
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by jiofih 6y ago
I’m pretty sure you misread the article. City driving is 3x more likely to result in an an accident compared to highways, not self driving. The numbers are one accident every 1.7M miles for autopilot in city conditions vs an accident every
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by jiofih 6y ago
Yes, they have, lots of public data. The latest show that autopilot on is just slightly better than a human re. safety (but Teslas overall are about 10x safer than the average car already).
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by jiofih 6y ago
> An experienced human driver can drive for thousands of miles without making a serious mistake Absolute bullshit. 99% of drivers will frequently commit a series of small mistakes on an everyday <5km drive.
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by jiofih 6y ago
Apple does charge you to upgrade the OS.
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by jiofih 6y ago
Meh. This was innovative back in 2009 on Sony / Motorola phones. They actually went further and had haptic feedback, capacitive sensing on the back, or infrared sensors for “wave” type motion detection.
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by jiofih 6y ago
The article explains very clearly that this is a purpose-built non-human-friendly solution.
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by jiofih 6y ago
None. People are unwittingly sharing free content on the platform because they are not aware of the paywall.
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by jiofih 6y ago
It also gives you 37g of carbs. Read the label.
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by jiofih 6y ago
It is "low sugar" but actually has 37g of carbs per bottle. You can eat entire bags of nuts without getting that much carbs.
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by jiofih 6y ago
It is not. It is either as safe[1] or vastly safer[2] than humans depending on how you look at it, and even without AP, Tesla vehicles are some of the safest ever made. It’s all publicly available data. [1] https://www.forbes.com
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by jiofih 6y ago
The safety records for all car manufacturers are public. You can check on your own and stop repeating such uninformed blabbering.
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by jiofih 6y ago
Have you tried Super Cruise under the same poor road conditions? You didn’t counter my claim, in fact you reinforced the fact that SC will rely on pre-mapped data for safety. There is no conclusion to be taken anyway, as Tesla has over 3
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by jiofih 6y ago
Have you tried other cars in the same driving conditions? There is no commercially available vehicle that will navigate around a trash can right now besides a Tesla.
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by jiofih 6y ago
What’s misleading about it? A system that is inherently designed to deal with the unknown, and not rely on hardcoded world info is bound to be much better. And safer.
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by jiofih 6y ago
In both the “capabilities” and “ease of use” section. Cadillac wins all the others because it has a camera watching your eyes.
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by jiofih 6y ago
If you consider “safety” requiring more human input. Tesla is aiming for the car/computer to be safer than the driver.
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by jiofih 6y ago
Are you sure? Those chargers are 30W and 60W.
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by jiofih 6y ago
Your numbers are a bit high, wired chargers have become more efficient and barely waste any energy, see here: (14wh spent to charge a 13wh battery) https://www.researchgate.net/publication/309917872_Improving... The la
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by jiofih 6y ago
Wired chargers are 85%-90% efficient, Qi is somewhat between 75-85%. If you live in a country powered by green energy it shouldn’t be a concern :)
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by jiofih 6y ago
All of the iPad and Macbook charging bricks have been USB-C for a while, there is definitely a huge population of users that already have one. Plus, you know, it plugs into any usb-c port, it doesn’t have to be white. You can also get a s
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by jiofih 6y ago
> markets are not faith-based. They are evidence-based. That is only true on the surface. The “evidence” that guides the majority of trades is made up of signals created by all kinds of irrational behaviour. Something that is appraised b
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by jiofih 6y ago
SpaceX projects six months to get to Mars[1]. I think it’s always between 4-9 months with current tech due to orbital physics. [1] https://www.spacex.com/human-spaceflight/mars/
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by jiofih 6y ago
> at least 70% of the revenue in hyper-casual games is driven by ads
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by jiofih 6y ago
Why isn’t HN offering Login with Facebook here right now? Would you be excited about that?
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by jiofih 6y ago
> Hating on Facebook has now become a conformist thought pattern Is it so? Are you conveniently forgetting the privacy violations, data sharing with third parties and manipulation of public sentiment that FB was the agent for, not long a
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by jiofih 6y ago
The average user does not read privacy policies. Remember Cambridge Analytica?
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by jiofih 6y ago
> None of the orbits of the planets or the space ships follow realistic path. I noticed that, but it is obviously a necessity for the TV version so that the plotlines are not interrupted. I’ll allow it
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by jiofih 6y ago
While the end result looks like a graph, I think that still qualifies as a standard relational DB use case though? A graph database usually means you’re storing the graph nodes and edges as entities, so you can traverse the graph easily f

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