People here have no idea they are looking at a robotics and AI company which that is Comma.ai
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#42Earlier quoted context omitted.
I like Comma. I like geohot (I wouldn't want to work for him I imagine it is intense) but I like the contrary attitude and also the product as seen as demoed on youtube.
He hasn't been running comma.ai since '22, and even left the board just in November.
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#43Re: Comma openpilot – Open source driver-assistance
#44The CEO of comma.ai is an absolute class act and is basically the anti-elon musk. Comma is awesome, and more companies should be like them.
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#45Really impressive tech. I don't understand the insurance ramifications of installing and using this system. Comma's website links to a 7 year old reddit thread: https://comma.ai/support#will-my-insurance-cover-my-car-with... As a driver, if in an accident, could someone reasonably assert that you were not paying attention?
- InsureCo, how may I help you? - Hey, I want to ask about installing a self driving module in my car... - Sure, you mean Tesla upgrade? - No, another one. - Another one? - Yeah, you remember that kid that hacked Playstation?
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#46Re: Comma openpilot – Open source driver-assistance
#47I'll be adding this to my list of 101 creative ways to die, behind basement apartment in Venice, Italy.
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#48Re: Comma openpilot – Open source driver-assistance
#49I read at least one thread per day criticizing Tesla self-driving (which has hundreds of highly-paid engineers working on it) as unreliable vaporware, meanwhile I'm supposed to hack my car with some code off a GitHub repo? I'll be adding this to my list of 101 creative ways to die, behind basement apartment in Venice, Italy.