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2·5 days agoTragic m&miscarriage of proper statistical analysis
In that example, it sounds like the train is responsible for driving forward, driving in reverse and stopping.
The train company would want to ensure a human has agreed in writing to be held accountable for foreseeable failures of the train driving system.
Sharing my definitions, more or less, in red:
The thing that should be impossible is for the train company to hire the owner’s drunk cousin to build a self driving train system, and when people get hurt and the company is taken to court, the company is allowed to apologize + blame software + do business as usual w/o fine/penalties.
I’m thinking even at the time enough stuff was (successfully, safely) automated that they would’ve agreed.
You want everyone at your company to know that if they get dragged in front of a judge, pointing fingers at silicon will not prove a winning strategy. Hence, a computer must never make a management decision!
4·6 days agoI would ensure it’s impossible to activate it from inside the car. Otherwise, eventually someone might worry about you cheating toll booths.
(…actually sounds like in Texas they’re just banned outright?)
Klean Kanteen’s been another classic stainless option, for decades! https://kleankanteen.com/
Wow, good to look into if ever defrauded like this!
This is wildly whack:
https://www.propublica.org/article/common-roadside-drug-test-routinely-produces-false-positives
The system must do everything in its power to drive false convictions down to absolute zero.
I can’t see a way around flushing
Hey drev, got a little something for us
https://youtu.be/Pcett0rhZv0?t=247
Tap for spoiler
That’s right, the source of the endless ketchup gif!
https://www.kg4cyx.net/join-hands-let-go/
‘the Britannica film “Join Hands, Let’s Go” (1969) … was part of a series called Magic Moments, which was produced for elementary-school classrooms through the Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corporation.’
:D knew it went longer
1·14 days agoThanks, saw MSN had entire articles essentially that were just slop summaries the other day & was put off worrying about journos
Good warning here to watch MVNOs (anyone besides the largest largest carriers). Save tons of money, but deprioritized traffic.
At a World Cup match, for example, if anyone gets connected it’s probably those with higher phone bills.
Wonderful/necessary deal for many, still!
I like a step one of
“Hey OP, noticed this is slop, did you catch that?”
OP isn’t a repost bot or anything, would assume honest oversight first
IDK if we wanna go that aggressive if the parent commenter didn’t exactly go that far first
Their hidden rear door release design should literally be an imprisonable crime