TC Nachos
@tcnachos.bsky.social
I do nacho reviews on Instagram and mostly yell into the void against authoritarianism on here and the other word apps.
You must have had some shit apple pies in your life to think this. Go get some good apple pie
November 25, 2025 at 7:54 PM
You must have had some shit apple pies in your life to think this. Go get some good apple pie
Loons repeat September's score and keep it a stress-free match to win 3-1.
November 24, 2025 at 1:33 PM
Loons repeat September's score and keep it a stress-free match to win 3-1.
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it's only weirdos in other states obsessed with al franken because he was famous. minnesotans recognize tina smith has been a phenomenal senator
November 22, 2025 at 8:07 PM
it's only weirdos in other states obsessed with al franken because he was famous. minnesotans recognize tina smith has been a phenomenal senator
Looking at this, 76% of pedestrian fatalities happen when it's dark/low light, potentially at no fault of the driver. I'd think LIDAR and non-visible-light detection would help a lot with that.
I definitely agree that there are ethical issues when programming crash avoidance though.
I definitely agree that there are ethical issues when programming crash avoidance though.
www.nhtsa.gov
November 21, 2025 at 7:15 PM
Looking at this, 76% of pedestrian fatalities happen when it's dark/low light, potentially at no fault of the driver. I'd think LIDAR and non-visible-light detection would help a lot with that.
I definitely agree that there are ethical issues when programming crash avoidance though.
I definitely agree that there are ethical issues when programming crash avoidance though.
I mean I would argue that people aren't usually punished unless they're inebriated or it's a hit and run (and even with the latter it depends, CD8). Additionally, if it cuts down on accidents and any fatalities that happen can be used to further prevent future deaths, that seems like a good trade
November 21, 2025 at 7:11 PM
I mean I would argue that people aren't usually punished unless they're inebriated or it's a hit and run (and even with the latter it depends, CD8). Additionally, if it cuts down on accidents and any fatalities that happen can be used to further prevent future deaths, that seems like a good trade
I haven't done as much research on Waymo as a company, but isn't this basically true for every iteration of automation throughout history? There needs to be more public support for people who are pushed out by machines, but especially for something that should be safer this seems like a public good.
November 21, 2025 at 6:23 PM
I haven't done as much research on Waymo as a company, but isn't this basically true for every iteration of automation throughout history? There needs to be more public support for people who are pushed out by machines, but especially for something that should be safer this seems like a public good.