You aren't allowed to just leave a bag of garbage where I am.
He has a green compost bin, and everywhere I've lived (in canada) accepts unlimited curb side recycling.
So if you have more than 1 garbage bin of garbage, you don't fucking put it out and live with, and there's no food in it, so it can wait another week if needed.
Overall, according to Louisiana's Department of Health, "four black mothers die for every white mother" in the state. It outpaces a three-to-one ratio nationwide, which is already the worst in the developed world, Politico reported.
All ridiculouness aside like him showing videos of him playing games, I was gonna be like, how do you suppose he sends emails or writes his posts on X?
But they counted his phone as something separate to a computer.
The car dropped them off at their planned location. They were told service may not be available for the next ride due to weather, but they did get another car in the end anyway. They were forced to exit at the end of the ride as everyone is. Then they got another ride. They weren't dumped.
Edit: Would they be dumped, it's possible, but that's not what happened here.
This was their destination, which they then affirm they chose in the "dumped" portion -> "Unfortunately, we chose basically a park with no cover to be dropped off", and they have text added to the screen "we got to our location via robotaxi, but weather became a concern"
There will be a person in the passenger seat. They aren't a safety driver, or driver at all. They've been operating with an actual safety driver for around a year now for employees only.
We don't really know what they'll do, but I highly doubt it's jump for the wheel if it's about to do something. I think it's going to be more of a, the car decides it can't do anything and is just sitting there incorrectly and they won't have to dispatch someone to fix it like Waymo does. This could be a legitimate saftey issue if the car is just stuck on the road.
Once they're happy it's not getting in situations like that they'll remove the person and dispatch people as needed.
But we won't know for a few more days when we get reports of what they're doing while the first people test it.
I knew they wouldn't necessarily investigate it, that's always their discretion, but I had no idea there was no actual bite to the rule if they didn't comply. That's stupid.
AEB braking was originally designed to not prevent a crash, but to slow the car when a unavoidable crash was detected.
It's since gotten better and can also prevent crashes now, but slowing the speed of the crash was the original important piece. It's a lot easier to predict an unavoidable crash, than to detect a potential crash and stop in time.
Insurance companies offer a discount for having any type of AEB as even just slowing will reduce damages and their cost out of pocket.
Not all AEB systems are created equal though.
Maybe disengaging AP if an unavoidable crash is detected triggers the AEB system? Like maybe for AEB to take over which should always be running, AP has to be off?
Well it's not that it was a crash caused by a level 2 system, but that they'll investigate it.
So you can't hide the crash by disengaging it just before.
Looks like it's actually 30s seconds not 10s, or maybe it was 10s once upon a time and they changed it to 30?
The General Order requires that reporting entities file incident reports for crashes involving
ADS-equipped vehicles that occur on publicly accessible roads in the United States and its
territories. Crashes involving an ADS-equipped vehicle are reportable if the ADS was in use at any time within 30 seconds of the crash and the crash resulted in property damage or injury
You aren't allowed to just leave a bag of garbage where I am.
He has a green compost bin, and everywhere I've lived (in canada) accepts unlimited curb side recycling.
So if you have more than 1 garbage bin of garbage, you don't fucking put it out and live with, and there's no food in it, so it can wait another week if needed.