loupax

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   by loupax 10y ago

   This reminds my of my own pet-peeve when it comes to good practices being abused: DRY: DRY in the sense where "I have three nested ifs, but to avoid I have to compare against this variable three times so my code now is simpler. RIGHT?&
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   by loupax 10y ago

   How is that for a thought experiment? Say I build a self-driving car, that when faced with such cases does the equivalent of "Jesus take the wheel". This is well known by the owner of the car. In case of injury or death, who shoul
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   by loupax 10y ago

   Rule one, save all your passengers. Nobody would buy a car that has the death of its passengers as an acceptable scenario and Jeff from marketing will be on my ass otherwise. Rule two. Kill the least amount of people outside of the car. Don