The videos are in third person, but they have confirmed it is 1st person with VR (Oculus support).
Oh, thank goodness! I got worried when I saw those 3rd person videos.
I've been HMD gaming for about 9 years, and I'm also a big Decent fan; so this should be great!
... when self-driving cars become safer than human-driven cars, the public may outlaw the latter...
This may happen incrementally...
Imagine that left 'carpool' lane of the freeway turned into a 'auto-drive' only lane. 180 speed limit. Auto-drive cars merging effortlessly into and out of the lane. People sleeping, texting, eating, watching movies as they zip by.
After a few years, only the right lane is open for 'human driven' cars. They will be stuck behind whoever the slowest driver in their lane is. Their insurance rates will be crazy high.
You won't even need to outlaw human drivers, any more than you need to outlaw people taking a horse and buggy to commute to work these days.
There is an extension to this as well:
The more self-driving cars are on the road, networked together, each able to predict the others behavior, the safer things will get in general.
I'm thinking back in the days when I first got a car so I can go cruising and also for going on dates.
Wouldn't you rather be humping your date in the back seat on the way to the restaurant, rather than sitting up front driving?
...when autonomous vehicles can't decide what they should do and come to a stop, causing others to plow into them...
You realize you're describing a situation where the "plowing into" is being caused by fallible humans who were: following too close, distracted, and/or speeding.
Checkmate, puny human!
...get around parts of a wrecked car, a stalled truck...
These would be an easier solve for a self-driving car than solving for a ped or bike. Neither one is moving.
...and then run a light that was on permanent red...
Once every car is self-driving, you won't need traffic lights. Every car will know where every other car is, they can pre-calculate and "riffle-shuffle" through an intersection.
After a while, people will no more be allowed to have human-drive cars, any more than they are allowed to ride horses down the freeway now.
Give me one example of a deer jumping out in front of an elevator. Or a multi-elevator pileup accident. An elevator hitting black ice?
Do you really think a drunk/sleepy/texting/burger eating/radio adjusting/sneezing/elderly human driver will handle these situations better than a high-speed computer that is never distracted?
And with networked, radar-equiped cars, do you really think there will still be multi-car pileup accidents?
It's too bad they seem to be building it as a 3rd person perspective.
This would be such a great game to play 1st person in 3D-stereo on the Oculus Rift, with maybe a force-feedback controller of some kind.
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You are talking about game benchmarks.
For people editing, doing F/X and CG work, having all those CUDA cores helps (Photoshop, Adobe Premier, Avid, and AfterEffects all can use the CUDA cores for crazy fast rendering).
And, all that VRAM helps when working with HD and 4K video, especially multiple layers of video.
AMD doesn't yet offer CUDA processing.
Actually, IBM 80-column punched cards have lasted almost this long (since 1928) as a readable format, although it would take a HUGE number of cards to do color motion video.
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2. They MUST use headphones (not speakers) on the other end, or you will get massive feedback.
Correct...
Although it is technically legal to discriminate against someone because of their tats, it will take about 10 seconds for someone to claim a "tramp stamp for religious reasons" and it will be lawsuit-city.
Exactly. I can teach you to do your job, but I can't teach your tats to go away. Until now?
If this works, you'll see employers requiring their employees to remove tats.
Unfortunately, you won't see employers doing this...
You'll see tatted people still not getting the job in the first place.
This just gives them a way to remove the ink; once they figure out they aren't getting any call backs.
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