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by mentat 8y ago
Level 4 cars have been driving around Mountain View for years. It's funny that the response is either disbelief or goal post moving.
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by mentat 8y ago
They had automatic braking turned off on purpose. Blame the humans.
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by mentat 8y ago
Cars in front of you decide to do random things like slam on the brakes or make sudden turns. Eye sight consistently would warn early then brake as much as necessary. I only had it do emergency braking 2 times and both would have been accid
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by mentat 8y ago
My experience says they're not with a few thousand miles of driving but sure, whatever.
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by mentat 8y ago
Binocular vision can do it just fine under most circumstances. Subaru Outback with Eye Sight is better than AP for this by far.
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by mentat 8y ago
The information should already be in their mapping systems. It should not offer to activate on unsupported roads. It will offer to activate in downtown with stop signs even couple hundred feet in the small city I live in. It will offer to a
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by mentat 8y ago
Subaru Outback is vastly superior collision avoidance than AP which probably says a lot about software quality. It certainly doesn't have better sensors.
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by mentat 8y ago
Subaru Eye Sight does this reliably and actually auto brakes correctly. Going from that to APv2 has been a real step back. There's a curve on 92W that it consistently try to accelerate you into an embankment. I think Elon just doesn&#x
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by mentat 8y ago
It does AGPS, pointed to where exactly I was in my house.
130.
by mentat 8y ago
https://mashable.com/2015/10/30/justin-bieber-hotline-bling/... - It was an interesting experience.
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by mentat 8y ago
Probably the ability to read memory from arbitrary places in the kernel via DMA. It's continued to be a challenged for DMA devices...
132.
by mentat 8y ago
Can you clarify your point here? That Jobs shouldn't have listened to John?
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by mentat 8y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15575389 - that didn't seem like 6 months ago.
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by mentat 8y ago
Yes I would because then I'd know what I was buying. So would most real buyers.
135.
by mentat 8y ago
So you're saying the NSA isn't spying on Americans effectively enough?
136.
by mentat 9y ago
That's shockingly cheap for the value.
137.
by mentat 9y ago
It's about differentiating and showing business value. It's not that hard to generate 10x that value for a business if you know how to apply and scale your knowledge. I am absolutely sure that this is not top of market but people
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by mentat 9y ago
(4) is the key point here, if that's the only meaningful telemetry, they're going way too fast. If you can't see then you can't stop. This is still a computer failure.
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by mentat 9y ago
That's why they're doing stop and frisk and writing people up on drug charges right?
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by mentat 9y ago
What do you think the difficulty of doing this for people running stop signs would be? Seems like a different problem as multiple frames would need to be considered.
141.
by mentat 9y ago
"The time had come, at 11:38 AM Eastern Standard Time" - at least look it up.
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by mentat 9y ago
They can't though for compliance reasons, that's why they invented Tether.
143.
by mentat 9y ago
A lot of this boils down to wanting to be able to use standard load balancers.
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by mentat 9y ago
I got asked a lot of hard questions in recent round of interviews about the one gap out of a history that's quite long. Haunts you if you don't have a good story up front.
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by mentat 9y ago
If you look at his work history on LinkedIn, I can see why there would be an issue. Many jobs held less than a year. That's not a pattern anyone wants to hire.
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by mentat 9y ago
Paradigm shifts would become much more rare due to ossification of power structures in intellectual and business arenas.
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by mentat 9y ago
It's not worth the risk. What evidence would you like them to present? When progressive people take it upon themselves to call up the employers of people who they disagree with until those people are let go, the evidence is there, in p
148.
by mentat 9y ago
People are actively trying to make others "unemployable" so, yes, unable to find employment.
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by mentat 9y ago
Yes, "don't take positions that require our exchange to be up" isn't exactly what you want from a provider of financial services.
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by mentat 9y ago
Would you consider doing a writeup on what was involved in your local eth node for breeding?

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