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Sagebrush posted:i am literally employed as and paid to be a pedant. i spend six hours a day four days a week actively telling people how to do things, explaining stuff to them, and correcting their mistakes. "and do you do any passion correcting outside of work?"
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Jonny 290 posted:the video is out. there is absolutely no way competent code with lidar inputs should not have detected that poor fuckin woman. literally revoke the steam accounts of all devs involved the car doesn't even engage in an emergency braking manoeuvre. it just plows on. great metaphor for uber's business ethics.
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go play outside Skyler posted:the car doesn't even engage in an emergency braking manoeuvre. it just plows on. great metaphor for uber's business ethics. the driver who is supposed to be watching the road seems to be sleeping or messing with their phone too. maybe it's just the video, but the headlights don't seem to be aimed correctly either. they're supposed to illuminate down the road, not just what you are about to hit.
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The_Franz posted:the driver who is supposed to be watching the road seems to be sleeping or messing with their phone too. 1 is actually entirely irrelevant to the discussion here 2 it's the video, as discussed
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the video is way darker than that area is. there's street lights like every 100 feet. i feel like uber had to intentionally pick a lovely front view cam so the public would side with them when they run someone over at night.
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i want to see a composite view from the sensors/image recognition system overlaid on that video
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hifi posted:the video is way darker than that area is. there's street lights like every 100 feet. i feel like uber had to intentionally pick a lovely front view cam so the public would side with them when they run someone over at night. no dude its just really hard to get a good picture at night, you either need a massive aperture or really long exposure time (hard to do when youre capturing 30fps video) the human eye kicks rear end compared to basically every single camera ever created when it comes to night time
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NEED MORE MILK posted:no dude its just really hard to get a good picture at night, you either need a massive aperture or really long exposure time (hard to do when youre capturing 30fps video) i know but the video is exceptionally lovely
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the thing is the quality of the video is entirely tangential to the car's operation, unless uber is trying to claim that lovely webcam is the vehicle's only forward facing sensor
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NEED MORE MILK posted:the human eye kicks rear end compared to basically every single camera ever created when it comes to night time This isn't true any more. The human eye is better than the pea-sized camera on the back of your cell phone, but a decent modern SLR camera with a fast lens can effectively see in starlight, something humans can only do after a long period of adaptation and then only barely. The human eye still has more dynamic range, which is an issue at night with street lamps, but this particular situation should have been handled just fine by any reasonable camera. I'm pretty sure my GoPro from 4 years ago takes better pictures at night than what Uber released
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1. Throw "safety driver" under the bus 2. Attempt to settle while acting very intimidating 3. Argue that full system data recording and any retrospective analysis view should not be admitted in discovery 4. Get wrekt Mystery step: try to decide the best way to tamper with or destroy evidence Continually: try to keep investor cash flowing
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The sort of data management policy you'd want for training a.i. is like the opposite of what you want for liability management
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NEED MORE MILK posted:no dude its just really hard to get a good picture at night, you either need a massive aperture or really long exposure time (hard to do when youre capturing 30fps video) good thing the popular claim isn't that self-driving cars will be as good or better than humans then
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 the car wasn't using the loving webcam to drive
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infernal machines posted:
 they wont release anything else so we need to go off the data theyve given us
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no we don't that's the whole point of releasing some grainy found footage bullshit in the first place, don't fall for it.
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of course we know that there is more, but as long as they dont give it to us, imma talk poo poo. smdh at their fucken vga webcam. i buy those for $3 at the thrift just for the usb cables
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yo footage look like a dishrag
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lol yeah like the local PD has the intellectual horsepower to be able to successfully investigate this on their own. Every single time I've had to deal with an incident that involved law enforcement and tech, its like trying to explain Soundcloud rap to your grandma.
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prisoner of waffles posted:1. Throw "safety driver" under the uber
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related: NASA various and other organizations/manufacturers keep floating ideas for removing the copilot from commercial flights and replace them with a virtual one, that can be controlled remotely if needed.
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Jimmy Carter posted:lol yeah like the local PD has the intellectual horsepower to be able to successfully investigate this on their own. Every single time I've had to deal with an incident that involved law enforcement and tech, its like trying to explain Soundcloud rap to your grandma. my grandma is dead, rear end in a top hat
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fart simpson posted:my grandma is dead, rear end in a top hat Excuse me, I'm an rear end in a top hat in real life. Please try to be more sensitive.
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hifi posted:i know but the video is exceptionally lovely https://arstechnica.com/cars/2018/03/police-chief-said-uber-victim-came-from-the-shadows-dont-believe-it/
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sometimes people have to die in the name of progress it just happens whatever, gently caress that lady
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it looks like the jabba the hutt wannabe felon that they hired was texting when the tragic crash happened.
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i am 200000% sure uber had the driver sign something stating they assume all liability rather than uber
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Jimmy Carter posted:related: NASA various and other organizations/manufacturers keep floating ideas for removing the copilot from commercial flights and replace them with a virtual one, that can be controlled remotely if needed.  lol, floating soon the only job of the pilot will be to hit a button labeled 'wilco' or 'roger' and to take blame
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Plank Walker posted:the AI was definitely uber, unfortunately the pedestrian was unter Nice!
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Jonny 290 posted:of course we know that there is more, but as long as they dont give it to us, imma talk poo poo. smdh at their fucken vga webcam. i buy those for $3 at the thrift just for the usb cables you are overpaying for your usb cables
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Zamujasa posted:sounds like the car had the wrong driver installed, op. Plank Walker posted:the AI was definitely uber, unfortunately the pedestrian was unter lol
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