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I mean in their data center. Also, I'd be more impressed if they actually got the self-driving cars out to the world. It's been 5 years now. Google has a proble
by marshallp 14y ago
I mean in their data center. Also, I'd be more impressed if they actually got the self-driving cars out to the world. It's been 5 years now. Google has a problem executing, they're lulled by their one success.
- HCIdivision17 14y agoI'm impressed because people have been trying to nail this problem for decades. Try convincing people that a few million automated half-ton canisters of metal going 60 miles an hour are safe. An early success will win investors or make a nice press release, but developing a rigorous, safe product of that complexity and risk is a long slog. It's got to be so well understood it's boring - then it's ready for massive public use.
- ghshephard 14y agoIf you live in the Bay Area you see the automated cars driving Google Employees to work all the time. I used to get an SMS any time somebody saw one (they are very distinctive) - but not as often, because people are starting to get more used to them. Though, they are still pretty cool to run across.
- nostrademons 14y agoOne success being Search, AdSense, GMail, Maps, Analytics, Chrome, or Android?
- marshallp 14y agoSuccess as in what earns their profits.
- Evbn 14y agoYou got marhallp-trolled. Check the post history.
- marshallp 14y agoThere is something wrong with Evbn. He's being trying to get at me since I corrected him once a few weeks ago. The guy keeps grudges like a loser.
- dannyr 14y agoDude, if you exclude all of its successes, Google is essentially a failure. #sarcasm
- tonfa 14y agoIt has only been publicly announced two years ago.