Vision only is dangerous with self driving cars. Automotive Ai lacks the ability to make informed judgment calls when the vision gets blinded. Like when a car in the opposite lane sprays water at you, or a tarp blows across the road. Radar and Lidar at least can pick up an object and tell the car to ‘not hit that…

It’s a bad analogy that involves entirely different reasons for entirely different results.

Seizures are synchronized activity across populations of neurons that shouldn’t be synchronized. That synchronous activity perpetuates itself and propagates to other aspects of the neural circuit. In a small percentage of cases in certain people, they can be triggered by a sensory stimulus like a flashing light that…

If they’re modifying state issued plates, then they are in fact violating the law.

Seems the difference is a human says “hmmm, those bright flashing lights are making it hard for me to see, I’ll slow down” and a Telsa says “No idea what that is, best not to worry about it”.

As a real researcher who studies real epilepsy, I’m going to ask you to not ever use these words to describe this sort of thing again. This is not how epilepsy or seizures work. At all. In addition, real people who have real epilepsy suffer real stigma regarding their medical condition, and this sort of thing only…

Almost like it’s not actually designed for the Apocalypse or Mars, but designed to grift saps out of their money.

because Bugs Bunny hasnt finished the cut yet

Good design: Less is more.

Come on super hurricane...

And nothing of value was lost.

I just assumed there was a $50 bill taped to each bottle.

Must not have been driving 55.

Man inflation is a lot more than I figure.

So, a million bottles, then?

Yeah, right. A “third party” diverted the trucks. And the honest, God-fearin’ truck drivers didn’t know what was happening. While the trucks were moved to an elaborately-disguised depot where unsuspecting truck operators were duped out of dropping two trailer loads of untraceable liquor with no tax stamps.

“so someone at McD is watching every step of every customer and calls a towing company immediately if sees a customer walking across the street even after buying food at McD?!”

What’s needed is for the lot owner to sign a contract with a 2nd towing company to tow A1 whenever they appear on the lot. 

So if they sue the PD, does the FBI or some other force get involved? Cause this sounds like some good ol’ fashion fucking around.

Hah! They’d work too. But the LPL is a YouTuber who is an actual lawyer who picks locks, and he’s done a few boots on his channel, showing what it takes to open them without damage.