UBUNTU BEST DISTRO CONFIRMED
PYTHON BEST LANGUAGE CONFIRMED
>pic related
>>51912534
all the shitposting aside, he's really done something amazing here /g/, do you agree?
>>51912597
https://www.teslamotors.com/support/correction-article-first-person-hack-iphone-built-self-driving-car
>>51912636
>https://www.teslamotors.com/support/correction-article-first-person-hack-iphone-built-self-driving-car
oh shit - that panic
>>51912597
No. What he did was just short of being clockmed-tier. But hey, keep drinking the kool aid.
>>51912705
How is this in any way the same? This guy did in 2k lines of code what it took a company of 200 people 150k to do
>>51912705
let's see your self driving car faggot
>>51912740
[intense kool aid drinking intensifies]
>>51912740
it's cool that you're taking the article at face value and assuming you now have intimate knowledge of the technology involved in Tesla's work, because a narcissistic 20 something who is probably going to die in his shitty car made some vague claims in an article.
>>51912534
>>51912765
What did this hacker do? I missed the bandwagon.
>>51912741
https://github.com/dps/nnrccar
Kill yourself now.
>>51912705
this much anger.
>>51912636
>https://www.teslamotors.com/support/correction-article-first-person-hack-iphone-built-self-driving-car
>Tesla had such a system two years ago -- but then requires enormous resources to debug over millions of miles of widely differing roads.
KEK. Muh damage control.
>>51912636
Elon "reddit hair transplant" Musk must be shitting himself.
>>51912771
if i see one more time this argument I swear I will fucking kill you all ! Faggots with this "it's bait ohh now,, baittt" FUCK YOU stupid assholes.
>>51912827
Basically, what he's saying is that it's not, in fact, a self-driving car, but the moniker makes it hip and cool and who cares that real self-driving cars are now seen as inferior than what they are teehee~ XD
>>51912827
Hotz is very much the "shoot first, ask questions later" sort of engineer. And in some ways that's good. We need people like that. They can prototype and make progress quickly. But that progress isn't necessarily production ready, despite the press's inability to understand that. Just like in software: it's easy to put together a cool demo, but actually building a usable product is an order of magnitude harder.
Google could have taken their self-driving car out on public roads many, many, many years ago. They could have invited a reporter out onto a busy freeway the very first time they thought they had the car working. But they decided to do things like "test it" before putting the system in control of a car on the freeway with other cars. Hotz apparently has no problems skipping that step.
That's not something to brag about or to be in awe of. That's something to cringe at.
>>51912845
Nice bait mait.
>>51912774
>toy car
Okay..
>>51912908
The only reason why it's a toy car and not a real car is because it's illegal to use in a live real car without special approval and licensing that comes with years of testing. The principle is identical if you have wired the car correctly. You can use the exact same code for a real car.
>>51912774
>>51912908
top kek
>>51912856
>That's not something to brag about or to be in awe of. That's something to cringe at.
Yep. Hotz is a good hacker, but he really should have considered safety more. I don't care if he puts himself in danger on a closed course, but I do care if he puts unwitting drivers in danger because of his arrogance.
>>51912845
>being this mad.
>>51912597
Hackaday is full of people making amazing stuff
>http://hackaday.com/blog
>>51912845
>he took the bait willingly
>>51912856
>That's not something to brag about or to be in awe of. That's something to cringe at.
Inb4 Wright brothers developed their marketing strategy and muh safety and production features before they started flying regularly.
Gosh! The world is full of faggots these days!
>>51913010
People usually don't realize how amazing the things people do in their basements are on average. Then some wanker does fucking nothing and gets super exposure for it in the press and everyone thinks he's a genius. The world is a sad place.
>>51912597
> Buy or steal concrete brick
> Place brick on gas pedal
> Jump out of car
Instant self driving car.
It also needs to not kill pedestrians/cats/other cars.
>>51913010
>blog
Fucking dropped
Still the best inventor of 2015
>>51913045
>being this triggered by the word blog alone
consider spending less time on /g/, or the internet actually, my man
>>51913047
i just want to hit this little faggot
>>51913045
Hackaday is one of the most respected hobbyist projects website out there you newfag
Unlike /g/ they actually know their tech
>>51912941
This thing is probably lot safer than 99% of the drunk and drugged drivers out there and all the rest reckless shitheads on the road.
I don't understand. What has hotz actually made. Doesn't the car that he uses already have a self driving feature on the motorways?
>>51913017
When they tested it the risk of crashing into other plane was exactly 0
>>51913089
Yes, he did literally nothing. The only thing holtz is good for is getting media exposure.
can you still download this guys ps3 stuff to hjack a ps3?
>>51913083
why are you defending his negligent safety practices? what an absurd line of logic to rationalize that
>>51913047
>you see clockmed on the street
>holding a sjw pi
>you grab him and drag him to your dark basement
>you strap him to the wall lovingly, kissing every inch of his body
>you suck him off, he begs for you to stop.
>he gets harder and harder and cums in your warm mouth
>he says "IM NOT GAY"
>"Your cum says otherwise" you say with glee
>You take a big pair of rusty scissors and stroke his penis
>"PLEASE NO" he says in a panic
>"Please yes" you say with a twinkle in your eye.
>you slowly put the scissors around his cock and cut it clean off
>He screams in agony but you just laugh
good day
>>51912597
TOWELROOT IS AMAZING
>>51913112
and it uses exploits other people developed, much like every other thing geohot has done.
>>51913109
/g/ - technology
>>51913045
>not knowing about hackaday
You're new here right?
>>51913092
and that is the only problem people building a plane have to overcome, making it so it won't crash into other planes?
>>51913137
>>51913138
>clocks
>not technology
>>51913183
Given that the point of the plane was to fly through the skies where there is 0 traffic and 0 obstacles, and they were flying the plane over a plain, yes.
Meanwhile the point of the self-driving car is to correctly react to obstacles and traffic, maybe you should kill yourself for being so retarded.
>>51913109
>He screams in agony but you just laugh
>not He screams in agony as you whisper tenderly in his ear: "nice cock ahmed"
>>51913203
actually making something fly and stable isn't self-evident my man
probably a pletohra of other factors i'm not considering
How do you go from this...
>>51913219
kek
![Screen-Shot-2012-04-30-at-7.39.51-PM[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/YUjM8rl.jpg "Screen-Shot-2012-04-30-at-7.39.51-PM[1].jpg")
>>51913245
aw fug
>How do you go from this....
![screen%20shot%202015-12-16%20at%209.41.21%20am[1].png](https://i.imgur.com/7ObOAb3.jpg "screen%20shot%202015-12-16%20at%209.41.21%20am[1].png")
>>51913265
to this?
>>51913265
>>51913280
By stealing other people's work, one news article at a time.
>>51913280
The answer? FOUR CHAN
UBUNTU MASTER RACE
ARCH BTFO
>>51913108
>why are you defending his negligent safety practices?
Safety is making you faggot. Safety is limiting your freedom. Safety is making you poor and dependent bitch.
I bet that you're also using Windows and some shitty antivirus as well.
>>51913339
Linux is optimal security so why would I use hotz: the OS?
>>51913203
maybe you shouldn't resort to calling people retarded if you think every object in this world has at least the property of being able to fly
just a friendly heads up :^)
>>51913339
i use funtoo :^)
>>51913092
>When they tested it the risk of crashing into other plane was exactly 0
Some people just have balls. And you're not one of them.
Deal with it.
>>51913324
>USING UBUNTU
>NOT WANTING SHIT TO JUST WORK
INSTALL RED HAT FAGGOT
>>51912534
Best distro allows for a haxxor to hit backspace 28 times and get in. That shit's way better then M$ or Crapple... amirte?
http://lifehacker.com/you-can-break-into-a-linux-system-by-pressing-backspace-1748370796
>>51913442
Going to try this on my machine
Sounds pretty serious
![MythBusters - S03E05 - Mythbusters Outtakes.avi_snapshot_08.04_[2015.09.26_11.40.06].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/qCr4uJs.jpg "MythBusters - S03E05 - Mythbusters Outtakes.avi_snapshot_08.04_[2015.09.26_11.40.06].jpg")
>>51913442
holy shit is this real?
lmao
>>51913350
>Linux is optimal security
You risk to crash your install after update. Risk to not have proper driver support. Risk to have ugly font rendering etc. Linux has been made in a basement.
Linux is risky shit. Do not use Linux.
>>51913442
OP here, was obviously bating but that's hilarious if true
>>51912845
>i will fucking kill you all
>>51913442
>linux security
:DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
>>51913203
woah buddy, i suggest you take your own medicine to being retarded and off yourself
>>51913442
>Ubuntu, Red Hat, and Debian have all issued patches to fix it as well.
>>51913485
Meanwhile millions of servers, mobile phones, embedded devices, set top boxes, cars, monitors, routers, switches and good knows what devices run Linux without a problem
>>51913485
-40/3.
>>51913516
and it affects literally no one, because no one in their right mind uses grub for authentication. let the wincucks spam their clickbait headlines and embarrass themselves.
>>51913535
if someone has physical access to your device, this is the least of your worries
>>51913442
Wow it's fucking nothing (as usual).
-nobody uses a password on the fucking bootloader so nobody is actually affected.
-if someone has physical access, they wouldn't bother with that as they could simply boot from a live usb to get a much more powerful environment with all the tooling they need to inject whatever they want.
-if the disk is encrypted, it can't be used for anything.
Etc., etc.
![Jailbreakers[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/7AOUSna.jpg "Jailbreakers[1].jpg")
How bad did this room smell at the time?
>>51913442
But it's not a bug it's a backdoor.
But it doesn't happen on every linux machine just ones that use Grub2 Authentication.
>>51912534
It's probably because of ROS. Robot Operating System or ROS is only officially supported on Ubuntu
>>51913109
Was with you up to the penis removal
>>51913578
Why can't people that are into "hacking" and CS shit ever be normal looking?
>>51913707
the normal people go into EE
>>51913739
HHHHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA
Someone actually believes this!
HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA
HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!
>>51913739
you mean mathematics?
>>51913707
because the kind of person with the personality to spend 12 hours a day on a computer hacking and programming as a hobby isn't going to be "normal". this isn't hard to understand.
![photo[1].png](https://i.imgur.com/VRA1kgb.png "photo[1].png")
>>51913707
guy on the pic is Chainfire, he's pretty much Geohot, but on the Android side.
>rooted the S3 before it even hit the market
>developed kernels and shit for Samsung phones
>developer of the SuperSU app and Mobile Odin
>>51913739
More normal people to into EET.
EE has normal people in it of course but a large chunk of them have their quirks, usually social.
>>51912845
>>51913739
As an EE student I find this funny.
>>51913818
are you implying he's normal looking
>>51913109
>you slowly put the scissors around his cock and cut it clean off
>he screams in agony but you just laugh
>through his screams ahmed mutters
>"cut me down or let me run"
>"either way it's all gonna burn..."
>you try to understand his filthy mudslime speak
>you now realize ahmed's clock is not a clock at all
>ahmed looks at the ceiling and spots allah descending from the heavens
>"the only way they'll ever learn..."
>ahmed takes his clock in his right hand
>police busts in this right moment
>"he got a bomb! we got to turn it off!"
>you look at ahmed's eyes and realize you're part of his plan
>you nod and ahmed and smile whispering "flip a switch, ahmed"
>ahmed smiles back
>shouts "Allahu Akhbar!" in full lungs
>ahmed's clock explodes
>the fire burns through the streets of the city where your home is
>in your final moments you stand in the light and think of ahmed and think
>"I can still feel the heat on my skin. this mess we're in, well you and I"
>"maybe you and I"
>"we can still make it right."
>>51913862
no; he looks absolutely crazy
It's just like one of those "genius kid inventions" news flashes. Just detached from reality, completely oblivious to the real problem at hand. There've been computer controlled vehicles before any of you were even born, but try making them to avoid real traffic, real unexpected problems or even solve moral dilemmas(like, if crashing the driver would save many lives). It's hilarious so many people here are buying into this just because of muh Linux, and that after our glorious CPU solderer. Speaks for itself.
>>51912845
>FUCK YOU stupid assholes.
![MythBusters - S04E16 - Crimes and Myth-Demeanors 2.avi_snapshot_15.48_[2015.09.27_11.47.02].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/YRKwGeH.jpg "MythBusters - S04E16 - Crimes and Myth-Demeanors 2.avi_snapshot_15.48_[2015.09.27_11.47.02].jpg")
>>51913917
>you slowly put the scissors around his cock and cut it clean off
>he screams in agony but you just laugh
>through his screams ahmed mutters
>"cut me down or let me run"
>"either way it's all gonna burn..."
>you try to understand his filthy mudslime speak
>you now realize ahmed's cock is not a cock at all
>ahmed looks at the ceiling and spots allah descending from the heavens
>"the only way they'll ever learn..."
>ahmed takes his cock in his right hand
>police busts in this right moment
>"he got a penis! we got to stop him from jacking it!"
>you look at ahmed's eyes and realize you're part of his plan
>you nod and ahmed and smile whispering "flip a switch, ahmed"
>ahmed smiles back
>shouts "IM COMIIIIIIIIING~!" in full lungs
>ahmed's cock explodes
>the semen burns through the streets of the city where your home is
>in your final moments you stand in the light and think of ahmed and think
>"I can still feel the heat on my skin. this mess we're in, well you and I"
>"maybe you and I"
>"we can still make it right."
fixed
>>51912534
This guy was a huge prankster his first year at RIT
>>51913394
>>51913401
>using the smiley with a carat nose
>>51914037
:^)
>>51913773
>Only 12 hours a day.
>>51914037
There's literally no reason not to. It fits every post.
>>51912636
>that fucking damage control
>>51913967
>even solve moral dilemmas(like, if crashing the driver would save many lives)
Geohot would definitely program his car to kill everyone but him.
>>51914037
:^D
>>51914047
>>51914088
>using the smiley with a carat nose
>>51914096
:^( you no fun today anon
>>51914096
what are you trying to establish :^?
>>51914037
>>51914047
>>51914065
>>51914088
>>51914096
>>51914101
/g/ - Smileys & Emoji
>>51914037
>carat
>>51914096
^
>>51914111
Emo/g/
>>51914111
/g/ - hentai & alternative
>>51914111
a step in the right direction imo, would make /g/ and maybe in turn 4chan (blue boards at least) more normie friendly
:)
>ITT: People with no idea about security
If a person has physical access to your PC, you're already fucked.
>>51914111
^_^
>>51914119
sick optimized png ;)
>>51913203
it was actually a hill :^)
you should go there sometime
>>51913280
>disgusting brown eyes
>numale face
>mongoloid eyelids
[vomiting intensifies]
>>51914101
>>51914108
>>51914166
>using the smiley with a carat nose
Am I doing it right?
..
>
~
>>51913410
>doesn't want to randomly get smeared into paste by some beta ass bitch
>y-y-you j-just don't have balls, onichan!!
>>51914150
>sick optimized png ;)
thank, I did it in mspaint :7)
>>51914148
disk encryption anon.
>>51914222
In this world it's kill or be killed.
>>51914241
not if you're white
>>51914235
hacker flashes you a custom bios with a backdoor :^)
>>51914235
Will mitigate that exploits in the first place.
Moot as fuck.
Yet, a good reminder that openplacebo is dangerous to use.
This guy is gonna have a crash and die. Google and other companies making this, know what they are doing. This guy just started experimenting and got this. But he is gonnna die like seriously.
>>51913280
>>51914190
What's up with all the beards recently? Every twenty-something man in tech (and hipsters) have a slight beard just like that.
>>51914285
its an attempt by beta cucks to cultivate some form of masculinity. but they are not masculine and the beards are often scraggely and patchy so it doesn't work
pretty easy to tell which beards are legitimate and which ones are not
>>51912534
>Amazed, I ask Hotz what it felt like the first time he got the car to work.
>“Dude,” he says, “the first time it worked was this morning.”
lel
anyways,, pretty much anyone could make a selfdriven car for highways only (i'm pretty sure i could, a couple of lidars and/or kinects, some transform matrixes to estimate distances based on speed and camera range, and some trajectory correction based on the previously estimated "golden path")
besides the whole system he build is flawed from the start, does ubuntu even ship with a realtime kernel nowadays? and i bet he has the driving logic being calculated at a steady rate, instead of being mostly event driven (interrupts).
call me once he has made a car that is able to avoid crashes by predicting other vehicles trajectories and possible outcomes of future actions (afaik not even giant brand can do this), till then i more than happy to drive stick
>>51914272
>Moot
who ?
>>51914333
inb4 twitch drives a car
crowdsourced steering
>make it happen
>>51914333
>call me once he has made a car that is able to avoid crashes by predicting other vehicles trajectories and possible outcomes of future actions
This.
> (afaik not even giant brand can do this),
See google's self-driving cars, essentially, everyone can do it. The bottleneck, beside processing power, is the time investment to get that shit tested and approved for real driving, not actually implementing the self-driving or modifying the car to hook up the computer and sensors.
>>51914333
Wow you must be very smart!
>>51914264
>using the smiley with a carat nose
>>51914663
:^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^) desu senpai
>>51914691
>using the smiley with a carat nose
>>51914691
>using the smiley with 62 carat diamond nose
>>51914733
it's caret
>>51914342
If this isn't bait, you need to leave.
>>51914963
he's obviously referring to moot not being the admin anymore, or am i being baited right now?
>>51915107
Meta-meta-b8/8 m8
>>51912597
Only jelly retards disagree with that. While I don't think it's as perfect as he tries to sell it, it's still amazing.
https://youtu.be/tiwVMrTLUWg?t=12m10s
Driving is easy, anticipating other cars and people is hard.
>>51917567
Yes, his clock is really nice! Nice going clockmed, we need more people like you!
>>51912674
>>51912827
>>51914077
>>51912636
>>51912674
>>51912827
>This is the true problem of autonomy: getting a machine learning system to be 99% correct is relatively easy, but getting it to be 99.9999% correct, which is where it ultimately needs to be, is vastly more difficult.
How is that wrong? Why are you people even shilling for this fag? Were you even around when he backstabbed fellow iPhone developers just to get his name out first? Did you forget how he risked killing jailbreaking at that point in time by doing so because that was the only known exploit?
Do you seriously believe everything the press writes, ESPECIALLY the tech blog "press"?
>>51919294
>getting a machine learning system to be 99% correct is relatively easy, but getting it to be 99.9999% correct, which is where it ultimately needs to be, is vastly more difficult.
MY SIDES!
>>51919479
How much do you want to bet that the homebrew self driving car can't drive on dirt roads? How about roads where the lines aren't visible? What about when the lines get covered with snow or are made hard to recognize by wet roads? How about heavy fog? What if the camera's lens gets dirty?
You're an idiot if you think programming a self driving car is simple. If it was really that easy then why did extremely bright teams of people fail the DARPA Challenge?
>>51919608
Congrats, you're clinically retarded
>>51919621
Amazing argument. Straight out of /v/.
>>51919621
t. Alberto Barbosa
>>51913818
>>51919608
Literally the dumbest post I've read in 10 years. If you don't have a clue, shut the fuck up. It's physically painful to have to read your post even halfway through.
>>51914364
Holy shit this is amazing, let's do it in russia.
>>51912597
What does his car do when a pedestrian walks across the road
>>51912597
>self crashing cars a good thing
>>51920089
Nothing because it's not a self-driving car and rather a driving assistant like every modern car has.
>>51914364
Let's do it.
>>51914364
YES
>>51919742
>hurr durr programming a self driving car is easy guise, the rool of the roods!
Am i the only one who doesnt have faith in self crashing cars?
>>51920467
haha retard
>>51920481
Implying a computer controlled car is a good thing
>>51912534
mint best distro
c best language
>>51912597
Ya he is talented anyone who says other wise is a just envious af
>>51920559
So why doesnt he have a job?
>>51920570
Who knows personal preference maybe, but that shouldn't detract from the cool thing he created.
>>51912534
Autism best disorder confirmed.
>>51920595
Real cool till it goes rogue and starts splatting motherfuckers across the pavement
>>51920595
So, literally nothing, since all he's done was steal what other people have created?
>>51914364
it should be hosted on tor
cuz if
>BREAKING NEWS: Car with no driver kills 12 children and crashes-and-explodes gas station.
happens
we all going to jail
>>51913109
dude wat
>>51912845
MOSHI MOSHI
BAIT DESU
>>51912705
>What he did was just short of being clockmed-tier
Not even close.
>>51919479
>>51919621
>>51919742
Fuck off Hotz
>>51912534
>python confirmed for greatest hacking language
>>51912534
How do I become an ebic hacker /g/?
>>51913010
Man hackaday hosts some cool stuff, big influence on what I am doing now
>>51912636
>highly problematic
>problematic
mmmm who could be behind this?
>>51919479
All you need is a self driving car to be better than people.
Past that is just optimisation.
They're already better than people, the problem is not having a sticky PR situation. People just don't like the idea that car accidents happen. If every terrorism death was reported the same amount as car accident deaths, the newspapers wouldn't have space for any other news and each newspaper would be a tome.
>tfw 26 and haven't done shit
>tfw jelly
>>51914391
Google's car actually does this, to some degree at least.
I can't find the video now but when one of their car's got rear ended while waiting at lights they released a video showing the sensor data the car was receiving, when it detected the possible collision, the flashing of the brake lights to try and warn the approaching driver, etc
Obviously while stopped at lights there isn't much the car can do to avoid someone rear ending it but the more interesting part is the tracking of everything moving around it in a reasonable sphere.
>>51923553
you
>>51915107
>not realizing moot is an actual word
>>51919479
>Law of diminishing returns
>>51913059
don't you mean hit on ;^)
>>51913818
B A S E D
A
S
E
D
Husband material.
Didn't he admit it could only really travel in straight lines?
Call me when someone writes one that follows road laws, reads all street signs, has conditions to prevent accidents and can calculate the correct speeds/turn for corners.
Also, manual.
>>51927078
It has nothing to do with that. Everyone can get 100% performance on any task in ML (not 99.999999999%, literally 100%), all you need is 2 relu layers of sufficient length; it's a universal approximator after all. If 100% performance is what people were after, every single problem in the world would have been considered solved by ANNs long ago.
What matters is generalization performance. While overfitting is beyond trivial, actually performing well in unforeseen conditions isn't, and that's where 99% of all ML work goes. The remaining 1% goes into various peripheral research areas, like compneurosci, optimization, numerical stabilization, etc. to improve the rate at which an optimum is found, robustness to noise, decrease overfitting, and so on and so forth.
Moreover, in the case of coarse control decision tasks like this one, there is no difference between being correct 99% or 100% of the time because it is not wrong to be within the lines of a lane but a bit to the left, or within the lines of a lane but a bit to the right, as opposed to dead center; but deviating from being dead center is still considered an error for semi-obvious reasons. This mismatch is a kind of credit-assignment issue that is also an area of interest in ML, but especially in RL and control.
Finally, without a suitable dataset, which nobody has so far except google, it's not possible to judge how well you're performing unless you can make it rain or snow or hail on demand over live traffic (protip: you can't), or go hire hundreds of drivers to test a whole fleet of cars to observe these conditions and guestimate from there that it does "well enough" or "needs some work". Where do you think all the money other self-driving car projects has been going? You think it's cheap to buy 100 cars, outfit them with that tech, and then hire 100 fulltime drivers to testdrive them all day every day?
>>51927673
That's already available from a bunch of car manufacturers. I think google's method is the most advanced and does a fuckload of observations. The usual method isn't to read signs (though that has been done before, not sure if as part of sdc's, but check arxiv), but to use gps data (which is more reliable anyway, what if a panel is completely hidden by trees or what if it's fallen?).
>>51912534
TESLA IS KILL AND BANKRUPT
ELON MUSK ON SUICIDE WATCH
>>51913485
weak bait/10
>which runs a version of the Linux operating system
I'd like to interject
>The car does, more or less, have it. It stays true around the first bend. Near the end of the second, the Acura suddenly veers near an SUV to the right; I think of my soon-to-be-fatherless children; the car corrects itself. Amazed, I ask Hotz what it felt like the first time he got the car to work.
>“Dude,” he says, “the first time it worked was this morning.”
top kek
>>51928635
but can such a system react in time to short term changes like detours due to construction or accidents
>>51928725
Tesla also runs Ubuntu
>>51930446
The system will not try to drive through a blocked street, but if the GPS data is out of date, it might not consider taking a detour. Depends on the kinds of probes used by the car, some use satelites which don't have that issue.
>>51927480
>using the smiley with a carat nose
>>51913707
lol
I am, by r9k definition I am the chaddest Chad out there, yet I spend 8-9 h a day in my office
