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The Management posted:what's the balance for when the car risks your life to save someone else's? 0%? with humans nothing is quantifiable so it's all a gray area. once you have hard numbers, things become a lot more complex. l l l look at you p p pedestrian a pa pa path pathetic c creature of meat and bone panting and sweating as you r run through my roadways how can you challenge a p perfect immortal machine
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:l l l look at you p p pedestrian
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ufarn posted:they are such a loving joke of a company
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hobbesmaster posted:conviction of two misdemeanors sure is nothing Erzinger allegedly veered onto the side of the road and hit Milo from behind. Milo was thrown to the pavement, while Erzinger struck a culvert and kept driving, according to court documents. Erzinger drove all the way through Avon, the town's roundabouts, under I-70 and stopped in the Pizza Hut parking lot where he called the Mercedes auto assistance service to report damage to his vehicle, and asked that his car be towed. He did not ask for law enforcement assistance, according to court records. When Avon police arrived he was putting a broken side mirror and a bumper in his trunk. Meanwhile another motorist, Steven Lay of Eagle, stopped to help Milo and called 911. Milo, 34, is a physician living in New York City with his wife and two children, where he is still recovering from his injuries, court records show. Milo suffered spinal cord injuries, bleeding from his brain and damage to his knee and scapula. Over the past six weeks he has suffered "disabling" spinal headaches and faces multiple surgeries for a herniated disc and plastic surgery to fix the scars he suffered in the accident. "He will have lifetime pain," Haddon wrote. "His ability to deal with the physical challenges of his profession - liver transplant surgery - has been seriously jeopardized." Erzinger manages more than $1 billion in assets. He would have to publicly disclose any felony charge within 30 days, according to North American Securities Dealers regulations. "Felony convictions have some pretty serious job implications for someone in Mr. Erzinger's profession, and that entered into it," Hurlbert said. "When you're talking about restitution, you don't want to take away his ability to pay." he hired kobe bryant's lawyer lmao
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A Morgan Stanley wealth manager will not face felony charges for a hit-and-run because Colorado prosecutors don't want him to lose his job. what
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Progressive JPEG posted:Erzinger manages more than $1 billion in assets. He would have to publicly disclose any felony charge within 30 days, according to North American Securities Dealers regulations. "Felony convictions have some pretty serious job implications for someone in Mr. Erzinger's profession, and that entered into it," Hurlbert said. "When you're talking about restitution, you don't want to take away his ability to pay."
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Sham bam bamina! posted:gently caress these "people" to death if money manager dude is smart he'll offer to manage the large settlement he inevitably has to pay and get COMMISSIONS MOTHERFUCKER
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thatd be funny if google didnt literally create the shodan institut- i mean the singularity institute
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yeah that story does sound so completely clear cut and with such a one-dimensionally unsympathetic designated villain that it sounds more like a hack screenwriter would put out but nope, it actually happened congrats on noticing just now that rich people in america are mostly above the law tho
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PleasureKevin posted:A Morgan Stanley wealth manager will not face felony charges for a hit-and-run because Colorado prosecutors don't want him to lose his job. wasn't that the case where the victim asked the prosecutors to not go for the felony because if convicted of that he'd be judgement proof?
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THC posted:the CEO of a food service corporation was caught on security cam beating his dog in an elevator link?
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THC posted:a major Canadian newspaper then ran a piece telling us all to lay of the poor man who has clearly suffered enough and stop boycotting his employer and this just shows how The Progressive Left has defective morals and cares more about animals than humans sometimes I read the National Post because I need to get really angry
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wow what a piece of poo poo, his apology is some classic victim blamingquote:In a statement released yesterday through his attorney, Hague apologized and said the incident was, “completely and utterly out of character.” He continued: “I am ashamed and deeply embarrassed… a minor frustration with a friend’s pet caused me to lose control of my emotional response… I would like to extend my apology to my family, company and clients, as I understand that this has also reflected negatively on them.” who victim blames a puppy???
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hobbesmaster posted:the computer isn't omniscient either, 200ms is still a very short amount of time lol
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theadder posted:lol http://velodynelidar.com/lidar/products/brochure/HDL-64E%20S2%20datasheet_2010_lowres.pdf 200ms is between 1 and 3 frames from their fancy lidar system
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my engineer friend has totally drunk the google car kool aid. keeps misconstruing my argument as "robot cars are not possible even theoretically" instead of "this lovely company is lying to you and is years if not decades away from a marketable product"
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a person walking at 3.1 miles/hour would have moved about 11" in 200ms so i guess the solution would be to turn slightly aside if theyre sprinting out in the road at the speed of an olympic runner then theyd be pretty far along but id expect a regular driver's liability would have been reduced in that case anyway but yeah thatll be a fun court case whenever it happens
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THC posted:my engineer friend has totally drunk the google car kool aid. keeps misconstruing my argument as "robot cars are not possible even theoretically" instead of "this lovely company is lying to you and is years if not decades away from a marketable product" boy you sure would have owned him if google was even offering preorders!!
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THC posted:my engineer friend has totally drunk the google car kool aid. keeps misconstruing my argument as "robot cars are not possible even theoretically" instead of "this lovely company is lying to you and is years if not decades away from a marketable product" classic case of spergs focusing on the details instead of the big picture. for example: Progressive JPEG posted:a person walking at 3.1 miles/hour would have moved about 11" in 200ms so i guess the solution would be to turn slightly aside
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 These happy little guys have soft foam for their fronts so your pedestrian is going to be enveloped in a self-driving hug.
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*beep* *beep* I herald the coming machine apocalypse *beep* *beep*
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somebody posted a thing about how google basically payed some guy to buidl this thing in his garage and left a number of critical design decisions to whatever said guy wanted to do somebody source that plz
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duTrieux. posted:somebody posted a thing about how google basically payed some guy to buidl this thing in his garage and left a number of critical design decisions to whatever said guy wanted to do google is what you get when you give a bunch of autistic children a billion dollars so yeah that wouldn't surprise me
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ufarn posted:they are such a loving joke of a company quote:Would you buy a self-driving car that couldn’t drive itself in 99 percent of the country? Or that knew nearly nothing about parking, couldn’t be taken out in snow or heavy rain, and would drive straight over a gaping pothole? gosh, i sure wouldn't! quote:Of course, Google isn’t yet selling its now-famous robotic vehicle oh okay then
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Google basically builds technology demos to distract people from the fact that they are an advertising company. not much more to it than that
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The Management posted:Google basically builds technology demos to distract people from the fact that they are an advertising company. not much more to it than that to be fair doubleclick didn't even do that
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raruler posted:to be fair doubleclick didn't even do that and everyone hated them. Google has a bunch of star-struck futurist nerds lapping it up and repeating "don't be evil" self driving cars and Google glass and all that other poo poo are an advertisement for google.
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