So are you willfully ignorant of the whole contract violation part that Cambridge Analytica engaged in that the others didn't? Or are you just that clueless?
A Tesla will happily drive you into a stopped fire truck, or a turning semi trailer, or a freeway divider while you're driving at full speed. So yes, it's actively instigating accidents that humans are pretty good at avoiding. See google.
I'm a huge fan of Tesla, but their autopilot scheme is a farce.
A quick google search shows you're making things up.
But that's the whole point. If a person can see the barrier, the computer should, too. If it can't see a fixed barrier on a freeway, it will kill people. That's not fit for the roads.
"The crash happened on a clear day with several hundred feet of visibility ahead,"... which makes you wonder how the hell the computer missed a farking wall in the middle of the road.
These things have broken before, and apple fixes them (error 53). Unless you have a contract with Apple, why do you think they'd spend time doing the QA on your shady 3rd party screens?
Your customers want a lower price bracket, they get a lower support bracket. Wake me when Apple refuses to fix it.
But proving the earth was flat wasn't his original intention at all. He was trying to build this rocket for ages, then realized he could get the funding from flat earthers because they are dumb, so drummed up a bunch of interest and cash saying he could prove the earth was flat.
So yeah, some guy grifting stupid people for his own silly endeavors. The american dream.
Current crypto isn't good enough. No amount of talking to consumer tech / engineers / "security researchers" will make it work.
Like moving from symmetric key to asymmetric key, a whole new way of doing crypto mathematics will be needed to solve this. So get some mathematicians on super-magic-only-good-guys-can-spy algorithms.
Seriously. Google and Facebook are on the same side. Google wants themselves and others to make money from your data.
Part of Appleâ(TM)s lockdown policy is so that these apps canâ(TM)t hoover every little bit of personal data from your phone. Unlike google, Apple have far more to gain by protecting your privacy.
They also violated the terms of service of Facebook data collection. ie. Facebook has a stupid honor system. If you're saying Obama did the same, you'd better show up with some proof.
"this has not happened yet (mainly because the bad guys know that this would get organizations to shut their barn doors, stopping the gravy train.)"
So companies could do it if they knew it was a problem, but they don't because they're blissfully unaware, and the only people that would tell them won't?
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So are you willfully ignorant of the whole contract violation part that Cambridge Analytica engaged in that the others didn't? Or are you just that clueless?
Offensive or not, that deserves to be removed based on it being just plain lame.
A Tesla will happily drive you into a stopped fire truck, or a turning semi trailer, or a freeway divider while you're driving at full speed. So yes, it's actively instigating accidents that humans are pretty good at avoiding. See google.
I'm a huge fan of Tesla, but their autopilot scheme is a farce.
A *LOT* of policy makes much more sense when you look at the reality of the voter pools.
God forbid a democracy take into account the will of the voters!
So how much has Space X saved already by not junking that may rockets?
Seriously, itâ(TM)s a bunch of snake oil. Get over it and learn to shop a product.
A quick google search shows you're making things up.
But that's the whole point. If a person can see the barrier, the computer should, too. If it can't see a fixed barrier on a freeway, it will kill people. That's not fit for the roads.
Tesla has LIDAR now?
"The crash happened on a clear day with several hundred feet of visibility ahead," ... which makes you wonder how the hell the computer missed a farking wall in the middle of the road.
These things have broken before, and apple fixes them (error 53). Unless you have a contract with Apple, why do you think they'd spend time doing the QA on your shady 3rd party screens?
Your customers want a lower price bracket, they get a lower support bracket. Wake me when Apple refuses to fix it.
... and when they talk to the mathematicians, perhaps they'll give them the answer you gave ;)
But proving the earth was flat wasn't his original intention at all. He was trying to build this rocket for ages, then realized he could get the funding from flat earthers because they are dumb, so drummed up a bunch of interest and cash saying he could prove the earth was flat.
So yeah, some guy grifting stupid people for his own silly endeavors. The american dream.
Current crypto isn't good enough. No amount of talking to consumer tech / engineers / "security researchers" will make it work.
Like moving from symmetric key to asymmetric key, a whole new way of doing crypto mathematics will be needed to solve this. So get some mathematicians on super-magic-only-good-guys-can-spy algorithms.
Seriously. Google and Facebook are on the same side. Google wants themselves and others to make money from your data.
Part of Appleâ(TM)s lockdown policy is so that these apps canâ(TM)t hoover every little bit of personal data from your phone. Unlike google, Apple have far more to gain by protecting your privacy.
They also violated the terms of service of Facebook data collection. ie. Facebook has a stupid honor system. If you're saying Obama did the same, you'd better show up with some proof.
Everyone knows you can just snap your fingers and hire piles of capable engineers who deliver excellent products!
They were flying at exactly 25k feet for the entire segment of that video?
We should all be allowed to break the law if weâ(TM)re a âoecash-strapped organisationâ? That makes total sense!
That code may contain ROM source code, which can't be updated. It'd be for older chips, but if it's ROM, it's never out of date.
Correct: A field invented by _gay_ white men.
Your computer is definitely based on a turing machine.
Or on the side of a mountain
That also explains the chemtrails that cause climate change!
Or is that just too much conspiracy?
"this has not happened yet (mainly because the bad guys know that this would get organizations to shut their barn doors, stopping the gravy train.)"
So companies could do it if they knew it was a problem, but they don't because they're blissfully unaware, and the only people that would tell them won't?
Yup, that's me. I prefer to stream it, but if I want to see a movie, and it's not in the streaming pile, it's often in the DVD pile.