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by jdminhbg
3055 days ago
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> Either they are recklessly competitive or confident that the cars can handle any situations they might run into in the area they're releasing them. I don't think these are the only two possibilities. A third might be that they're confident that if a car finds a situation it can't handle, it'll gracefully degrade. If 1 out of 10,000 rides ends in a crash, that's a problem. If 1 out of 10,000 rides ends in needing to call a human driver for a pickup, it's not. |
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