jellojello

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by jellojello 7mo ago
waymo just hit it's first pedestrian, ever. It did it at a speed of 6mph and it was estimated a human would have hit the kid at 14mph (it was going 17mph when a small child jumped out in front of it from behind a black suv. First pedes
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by jellojello 7mo ago
Yea.. not holding my breath on links to superman tesla cameras performing better than eyes
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by jellojello 7mo ago
Hence why both together make the solution waymo chose. The proof is in the pudding, Waymo's have been driving millions of miles without any intervention. Tesla requires safety drivers. I would never trust the FSD on my model 3 to be ev
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by jellojello 7mo ago
Sensor fusion is an issue, one that is solvable over time and investment in the driving model, but sensor-can't-see-anything is a show stopper. Having a self-driving solution that can be totally turned off with a speck of mud, heavy ra
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by jellojello 7mo ago
Yep, and won't activate until any morning dew is off the sensors.. or when it rains too hard.. or if it's blinded by a shiny building/window/vehicle. I will never trust 2d camera-only, it can be covered or blocked physic
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by jellojello 7mo ago
Without Lidar + the terrible quality of tesla onboard cameras.. street view would look terrible. The biggest L of elon's career is the weird commitment to no-lidar. If you've ever driven a Tesla, it gives daily messages "the
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by jellojello 8mo ago
This is amazing, if you feel like opening an entire language to being learned more easily.. Farsi is a VERY overlooked language, my wife/her family speak it but it's so difficult finding great language lessons (it's also call
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by jellojello 11mo ago
You are at the very top of Mount Autism my friend. I should have expected this.