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Inside Embark’s mission to make autonomous trucking a reality
(techcrunch.com)
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9y ago
Hi John, I'm Alex Rodrigues, CEO at Embark. Thanks for your interest. Our testing is legal and we are in close communication with the DMV to ensure we stay that way. In California we restrict our system to Level 2 (like Tesla autopilot
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This is the new self-driving truck company taking on Uber’s Otto
(recode.net)
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10y ago
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10y ago
I'm one of the founders at Embark. We're super excited to show what we've been working on to the world! Happy to answer any questions. And also... we're hiring! If you want to work on a small team with a strong vision th
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Embark’s self-driving truck is ready to assist human drivers
(techcrunch.com)
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South Korea’s president was just impeached. This is what what comes next
(washingtonpost.com)
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10y ago
In general I've always agreed with this view. But I can't help but wonder how studies like this explain Berkshire Berkshire Hathaway.
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Uber Acquires Otto, a Self-Driving Trucking Startup
(nytimes.com)
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10y ago
This is really cool and well done. I'm unhappy with the stats they chose though. I thought that 20x less robberies seemed unlikely so I clicked their source. They were using the absolute number of robberies not per capita. The way they
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San Francisco has become one huge metaphor for economic inequality in America
(qz.com)
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F5NoMore – A little tool to improve productivity
(github.com)
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Seniors react to Self-Driving Golf Cart
(wired.com)
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Google veterans head off on their own to work on self-driving trucks
(theverge.com)
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10y ago
There are a few: - Dispatch [1] - Starships [2] - And at least one stealth mode company [1] http://techcrunch.com/2016/04/06/self-driving-delivery-vehic... [2] https://www.starship.xyz/concept
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10y ago
Those concurrency features are amazing! Are there any other languages like that?
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Facebook, Google and WhatsApp plan to increase encryption of user data
(theguardian.com)
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11y ago
My mechanical co-founder swears by Hackaday. It's somewhat different, but a great place to see mechanical projects.
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Obama administration ready to put $4B toward self-driving cars
(usatoday.com)
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Quanergy Announces $250 Solid-State LIDAR for Cars
(spectrum.ieee.org)
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11y ago
This makes no sense. The standard award for one death is $8m. In no world is what he went through equal two people losing their lives.
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11y ago
Is there some way I can subscribe so I don't miss the next instalment?
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11y ago
When I first heard about this in passing I had to investigate further because I just couldn't believe someone could go to jail for making a youtube video expressing a view. Especially not for decades with no warning. I was under the (c
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Muslim man gets 23 years for making a YouTube video (2011)
(salon.com)
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This is awesome, I'm a big fan. I love it because (excepting the spontaneous creation of General AI) the treatment of future AI seems so plausible. Few people consider how we will handle this stage of AI development, but undoubtedly th
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11y ago
This is a badly reasoned article. If the total stock of vehicles is decreasing it creates a lot of savings (as the article admits). How are these savings captured? In cheaper Ubers. The total cost of all the cars on the road is already bein
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11y ago
Can someone explain how Apple has managed to render brute force ineffective if there are only 10000 possible 4-digit passcodes?
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11y ago
I feel like that quote is a relevant content considering the post is about how YC was good for their startup... and they're listing ways in which YC was good for their startup.
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11y ago
What are they gonna do with all that money? ...change the company name to Large?
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11y ago
I definitely met all of these symptoms as a kid, down to the hours of elaborate stories and the repetitive motions. I've since outgrown it, I got too busy to return to my fantasy chracters. But I'll always miss them a bit.
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12y ago
This is very different though, because it would throw an error.
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