I know. Those 2 keepers are monsters. Buffon even almost stopped Hector’s shot.

So Haq a Shaq, that's the hallmark of a real sport?

Simultaneously the worst and best set of penalties I’ve ever seen.

Please stop saying “PKs.” They are called penalties. Fans in every other country on earth call them penalties. Loudmouth USMNT shills on terrible US broadcasts call them PKs. There is no need to nickname them — it certainly won’t help broaden the US audience. It’s a dreadful American affectation that needs to die a…

Making it even more amusing is Kevin Love ended up going on to be a stats-first gunner who didn’t play a lick of D once he got to the NBA

nobody wants to sound like the white media guy supporting the Great White Hope over the Black Superstar Du Jour.

Batting practice? Oh fuck off (to Hample, not you BP). THAT DOES NOT COUNT.

Batting practice balls, balls tossed into the crowd by players/coaches, etc.

I clearly don’t understand this ballhawking practice. How the hell did he get 11 other batted balls at that game?

It’s not an autopilot. It’s called autopilot. Just like Mercedes magic ride isn’t actually magic.

The three rules of Tesla Autopilot:

I just don’t think we need to live in a world where some cars have people paying no attention and are relying solely on sensors to keep them and everyone around them alive

What you mean like the scenario that plays out in mass daily with people behind the wheel?

I am starting to really understand what that Volvo engineer meant when he said that Level 3 autonomous cars are fundamentally dangerous.

Agreed that the driver is at fault here for not paying attention when the system failed to work properly. But I’m posing a larger question here.

It is important to note that Tesla disables Autopilot by default and requires explicit acknowledgement that the system is new technology and still in a public beta phase before it can be enabled.

remember when a volvo engineer said tesla wannabe autopilot was dangerous and people jumped on him? i do

Of course, but I still stand by my original statement. If you have to slap that sort of disclaimer on a product, it is likely not ready for public use. Especially on something where failure could result in death.