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Rex-Goliath posted:lmao is this finally it? have we finally reached tech bubble thread salvation? the faithful have been waiting for years. facebook’s facade is crumbling, uber kills someone. has the cleansing arrived? 
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Ferdinand the Bull posted:Can’t wait to see all those two-year deferred sentences and stern warnings when justice finally comes.
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re: killer Ubers - lol at the posts in the OSHA threadboner confessor posted:how often would you expect the vehicle to check for pedestrians in immediate proximity though once every ten seconds that sounds about right /makes tick on clipboard
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NoneMoreNegative posted:re: killer Ubers - lol at the posts in the OSHA thread hrmmmy, how much does uber donate to political campaigns again?
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https://twitter.com/ashleyfeinberg/status/976088421096665089 Loooool
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Mar 20, 2018 14:32
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lol at people that used capitalization on aim
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Ferdinand the Bull posted:Can’t wait to see all those two-year deferred sentences and stern warnings when justice finally comes. the american charges maybe parliament appears to be somewhat angry at them
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:the american charges maybe ”cross”. the word is “cross”.
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Mar 20, 2018 14:40
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zuck for prison
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akadajet posted:zuck for prison Lock! Him! Up!
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Mar 20, 2018 15:54
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if you can read this, the Zuck fell off!
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cinci zoo sniper posted:drat this cambridge analytica thing is such a mess on so many fronts that i can’t even keep up with it They're dropping another video today focusing on CA's efforts for the Trump campaign
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Mar 20, 2018 15:59
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uber x-postinfernal machines posted:idiot uber ai probably not at fault according to police, because woman pushing grocery laden bicycle leapt from the shadows into the path of the speeding vehicle
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facebook pivots and becomes private prison contractor
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Anal Del Raytheon posted:if you can read this, the Zuck fell off! keep clicking! the page is reloading!
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Mar 20, 2018 16:03
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jimmyjams posted:what is facebook a miserable pile of everyone's secrets
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infernal machines posted:uber x-post god bless our blameless, perfect robot cars  quote:After viewing video captured by the Uber vehicle, Moir concluded that “it’s very clear it would have been difficult to avoid this collision in any kind of mode (autonomous or human-driven) based on how she came from the shadows right into the roadway." i mean a human could have like, hit the brakes... at all...
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Mar 20, 2018 16:13
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infernal machines posted:uber x-post Basic analysis of the crash has shown that the woman was crossing right-to-left and the car hit her on its left side, meaning that the car failed to detect her even as she passed completely in front of the vehicle and was on her way out. a human-sized target pushing a large metal object. Of course this is the Maricopa county police we're talking about
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Mar 20, 2018 16:14
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Humans have terrible reaction times so we should expect and accept that computers should be even worse at the task, for some reason.
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Sagebrush posted:Basic analysis of the crash has shown that the woman was crossing right-to-left and the car hit her on its left side, meaning that she had passed completely in front of the vehicle and was on her way out when the car failed to detect her, a human-sized target pushing a large metal object she just darted out of the darkness like a deer and flung herself and her giant cart of groceries in front of the car fast enough to almost make it across before anyone could have had time to react, so she went like, 10 feet within a really generous human reaction time of ~400ms, meaning she was pushing that cart upwards of 17mph clearly uber is the real victim here, of this terrorist rocket-propelled grocery lady
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Mar 20, 2018 16:21
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the "fault" argument seems to hinge on "shouldn'ta been standing there" i.e. the car did nothing to avoid plowing into her, but it's her fault for being on the road in the first place. which, to be fair, is roughly the standard applied to every other case of vehicular manslaughter ever
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Sagebrush posted:Of course this is the Maricopa county police we're talking about quote:The police said that the vehicle was traveling 38 miles per hour in a 35 mile-per-hour zone, according to the Chronicle—though a Google Street View shot of the roadway taken last July shows a speed limit of 45 miles per hour along that stretch of road. 
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Mar 20, 2018 16:21
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:Humans have terrible reaction times so we should expect and accept that computers should be even worse at the task, for some reason. that's assuming the car even registered her. she's not shaped like the back end of another car, so it may not have even "seen" her
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Mar 20, 2018 16:22
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infernal machines posted:the "fault" argument seems to hinge on "shouldn'ta been standing there" wasn't at a crosswalk so the cops really don't care if the driver wasn't drunk or anything
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Well this is special.quote:Researchers from the RWTH Aachen University, Germany found that around 1,600 files were currently stored in bitcoin’s blockchain. Of the files least eight were of sexual content, including one thought to be an image of child abuse and two that contain 274 links to child abuse content, 142 of which link to dark web services.
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Mar 20, 2018 16:23
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no the computer can decide very quickly that it is going to run somebody over. Rider paid extra $3 for express mode.
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I think a few people put the EICAR test string in there just to gently caress with them too
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ate all the Oreos posted:god bless our blameless, perfect robot cars "How she came from the shadows into the roadway" These cars have frickin lasers and infrared cameras and radars and poo poo. If they can't see in the dark at least as well as the best human beings, then what the gently caress business do they have operating at night
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without even clicking on it i'm gonna call it right now: no files are "stored" on the bitcoin blockchain, the only thing there is links to files. i even remember years ago when the bitcoiners were all doing stuff like "if we put CP on the blockchain governments will hiss and recoil like it's poison and leave us alone!" and they couldn't figure out how to do it beyond links e: *clicks* ding ding ding quote:Of the files least eight were of sexual content, including one thought to be an image of child abuse and two that contain 274 links to child abuse content, 142 of which link to dark web services. they managed to get one actual piece of CP into the blockchain and the rest is links
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infernal machines posted:that's assuming the car even registered her. she's not shaped like the back end of another car, so it may not have even "seen" her to be fair they can only detect the back of a car if its moving, they have to filter out the backs of stopped cars because they cant tell the difference between those and overhead road signs
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iirc their other plan was to put [links to] pictures of tiananmen square on it so the chinese would have to ban it so those evil chinese miners would have to stopBangersInMyKnickers posted:I think a few people put the EICAR test string in there just to gently caress with them too that caused a few people's bitcoin wallets or clients or something to get deleted by their AV which was great 
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infernal machines posted:i.e. the car did nothing to avoid plowing into her, but it's her fault for being on the road in the first place. which, to be fair, is roughly the standard applied to every other case of vehicular manslaughter ever
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:i am a news cycle or two behind, but i hope someone has pointed out that self-driving cars are currently running at ~200 fatalities per billion miles, where the us national average is 12.5. asimov's first rule of robotics: always exercise your fiduciary duty to the stakeholders of the company
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Sagebrush posted:"How she came from the shadows into the roadway" uh lasers and ir aren't x-rays. something can still be in shadow to them
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my bitter bi rival posted:asimov's first rule of robotics: always exercise your fiduciary duty to the stakeholders of the company Ian Tregilli's The Alchemy Wars does this, all the best portrayal of self-driving cars in fiction is still Version Control, where the driver panickedly touching the steering wheel in the instant before the collision transfers control and legal liability from the self-driving AI to the passenger, and this fact is very carefully recorded in the black box pseudorandom name fucked around with this message at 16:51 on Mar 20, 2018 |
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i like that they're trying to handwave away the "difficulty" of the situation when they already admitted that the car didn't even think about stopping as it flattened a ped
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hobbesmaster posted:uh lasers and ir aren't x-rays. something can still be in shadow to them if a cop is saying "came from the shadows" they almost definitely mean "a dark area" rather than "from behind something"
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