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I don't know how many hours it took me to get through KC:D, but I think it was closer to 60-80 hours, and I left a lot of quests unfinished. I imagine in a year or two when I replay it with mods, it'll be another 200 hours.

Exactly. Personally I find it less stressful to drive myself than to standby and be ready to take the wheel at anytime while an untrusted system drives.

What is the benefit of trying to increase your calories via carbs instead of fat? I'm just assuming here that you purposefully have a diet that is so high in carbs and relatively low in fat.

Yeah, I just want a few goofy clicky items from some of these bosses and know the competition for them is more fierce than I care to overcome.

EQ1:Quick Start Guide is a decent guide. Keep in mind that ISBoxer is like a toolkit, and you don't need all the tools to do what you want. sk/bard/mag is a very good combo. SK can tank + DPS, bard can DPS OK + pull + track + good ADPS, mage can do good DPS + Call of the Hero. Decent synergy...

Just as an FYI: The behavior of their safety driver is exactly what everyone is going to do. Once most people, even roboticists, see autonomous systems work well, they trust them far beyond what they should. There are in-cabin systems that will monitor your gaze and whine if they see you're...

I avoided death once with this maneuver.

What's funny about the VLP-16 lidar they have mounted on there is when Velodyne announced the price (8k, now 4k) one of my first thoughts was, "OK, so now we can just sprinkle cars with them for less than one HDL64E". The Cruise car with 5 of them is just that, lol.

You take it for a spin?

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Unreasonable set of assumptions: 1. Their camera system sucks 2. Their sensor fusion system trusts their cameras way too much, so when the radar / lidar was screaming "HOLY FUCK BOYS THERE IS AN OBSTACLE COMING" the camera was saying, "Nah fam, we good." Other option: The system encountered a...

Here’s how Uber’s self-driving cars are supposed to detect pedestrians There's zero excuse for them to have hit her. She should've lit up like a fucking Christmas tree. Uber is lucky that they hit a homeless person at night instead of a kid in broad daylight.

Because it's goty @Utnayan

That's how a 50 cent disposable camera works. I don't know what hardware the uber cars have, but the perception rigs on autonomous vehicles should've absolutely caught that women.

Looking at it more closely, I'm calling shenanigans on the video. The woman was crossing the street right under two light posts. The kind of cameras they use on that vehicle almost certainly have lots of systems to work well in competing lighting situations, so even the on board cameras feeding...

If the driver had the same view as the camera there's nothing a human driver could've done to avoid that collision. Except maybe swerve EXTREMELY quickly, with reaction times better than what you'd expect, and performing a maneuver that no driving school would say is safe. That said, an...

Yes. Their autonomy stuff is good but they are much more conservative than Tesla.

Why?

Nothing I've seen says that anything actually got pushed back from this. Toyota halting some on-road tests probably doesn't impact much, since most of the challenges of vehicular autonomy aren't surpassed by more live, system level testing. I wouldn't be surprised if Toyota just activated...