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snomasnayr
thisisforstrangers

Well that would make his opinion null and void. People from the UK don’t even know how to correctly pronounce the letter z or spell the word color. 

I’m not saying a film has to pass the Bechdel Test to be good, great, or even worth your time;

How does Nanette pass the test? It’s a stand-up show featuring one real person and no “characters,” so it doesn’t even make it to the second part of the rule.

Embracing weirdness isn’t a virtue when it also involves you being a smug twit.

You must be fun at parties.

Look weirdo, just because you don’t want all the bells and whistles, that doesn’t mean that people who do are less than you. There are people who want high end cameras and fast processors and sharp screens for myriad reasons and there’s nothing wrong with that. Ease of the condescension pedal.

Well...I want to take good pictures! A good camera is exceedingly hard to find on a non-flagship even in this day and age. If you’re a savvy enough seller, you can make most of your money back selling your old phone. Your phone can do the basic things. But for those of us who want more than just the basics, I say let

No. If any company wants to implement an autonomous system the first PRIORITY should be pedestrian avoidance. Period. Whatever technical elements are necessary up to that point aren’t my problem or especially not the general public’s.

Systems like this are vastly more complicated than they look like to someone not familiar with how they work.

Video is not a representation of the actual light visibility situation. There are plenty of people, myself included, who dodge animals on rural roads in ambient darkness.

You’re way overestimating the utility of a low-resolution video taken at night.

Speaking as a human, I’ll kindly request you speak only for yourself.

I kind of agree here—this is a repeated problem with the roll out of driverless and driver-assistance tech. The way we have things going now may be insufficient.

And yet, they’re starting to roll out buses without drivers, steering wheels or brake pedals. While the tech has yet to be proven. And soon they’ll want to move to big rigs as well.

the other issue in addition to this is what looks like an over-reliance on the system—it’s not just that he car itself wasn’t sufficient, it was that the person was putting more trust in it than it deserved, something we’re seeing time and time again with this tech.

Well I suspect people are gonna crucify the driver, but I bet anybody would space out after riding around for an hour or two without touching the controls.

But that’s the thing: yes, the driver should have been paying attention, but the car should have been able to see her first. Which it did not.

And I have to say, while she didn’t “dart out” into the road, she was wearing black with no lights or reflectors on a dark stretch of highway. I think that the driver (operator?) should have been paying more attention but I’m not sure it would have done much good. You can watch the video, and it’s almost impossible to

Sorry, but earworms aren’t caused because you secretly love it. There is something about the song that tantalizes your brain is all. If you work retail or do a lot of shopping during the holidays, you hear the same songs over and over and they eventually bury into your head, even subconsciously as you tune them out.