> His answer draws the line that camera-only advocates tend to skip right past. "Humans of course can drive with just eyes, so there's that proof of existence," he said. "If the goal were to just approximately match human performance or to build an assist product, that's a very reasonable way to go." Then the catch. If you're targeting full autonomy and strongly superhuman performance, he said, "you find that weak sensing just leads to a safety curve that flattens out way too early." Those all seem like meaningless statements to me.

I'm not sure why there is "all that hate" (there probably isn't). I thought the majority of those sequences looked much better after the AI transformation. I would love to be able to game with images like that.

Pre-AI, I think this would be a bad thing. Post-AI, it seems like it might actually be preferable.

What they lose per widget, they'll make up for in volume.

Is there anything specific that the Python Foundation does to discriminate against asian and white people? If so, do they want to keep doing that?

Who says that a reduction in visits to Wikipedia is dangerous for the general population (rather than just dangerous for Wikipedia)?

Isn't that what the AI is doing (researching prices and coming to a conclusion)?

I was originally concerned with the cost of the Starship failures. I was comparing them to NASA launches (e.g. Space Shuttle) that might cost billions per launch. However, the cost is much lower. So, now I don't feel so bad.

Have populations in those areas increased because of access to more resources? Does chemo-therapy kill people? Does plastic kill people? Does petroleum kill people? Do vaccines kill people?

As a developer, I feel that some folks don't want to fix their bugs and don't want to deal with issues. Anything that makes it easier for users to report bugs, causes anger to these people.

Just like that beautiful cow bell, they just need more non-binary push-ups in their games. It works every time!

Do any of these recent announcement amount to anything? Are we close or are we still 50 years away?

Isn't Ireland already getting plenty of money from these companies that domicile there? It might not be a good idea to gill the golden goose.

A nice car costs $100,000.

That seems pretty reliable. I'm not sure even the hardcore folks here expect manufacturers to fix 10 year old devices.