Cruise vehicle gets stuck in wet concrete while driving in San Francisco
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Re: Cruise vehicle gets stuck in wet concrete while driving in San Francisco
#2It's not 100% perfect but I still get butterflies when I see a Cruise vehicle driving around on its own.
Re: Cruise vehicle gets stuck in wet concrete while driving in San Francisco
#3It's not 100% perfect but I still get butterflies when I see a Cruise vehicle driving around on its own.
It’s called “primal fear”
Re: Cruise vehicle gets stuck in wet concrete while driving in San Francisco
#4At least going by the r/selfdriving cars subreddit, it seems like Cruise cars get into a lot more 'incidents' than Waymo cars. Especially getting randomly stuck because they don't know what to do.
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#5Still safer than human drivers, who do this all the time
Re: Cruise vehicle gets stuck in wet concrete while driving in San Francisco
#6At least going by the r/selfdriving cars subreddit, it seems like Cruise cars get into a lot more 'incidents' than Waymo cars. Especially getting randomly stuck because they don't know what to do.
Sfgate had some stats recently that align with this. Though from what I understand there are more cruise cars than wayno cars on the streets.
Re: Cruise vehicle gets stuck in wet concrete while driving in San Francisco
#7A quick search on Google News shows at least 3 human drivers did the same thing in the last 3 months, so this doesn't bother me all that much.
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#8It seems like Cruise is speedrunning all the mistakes that human drivers make.
The question is whether they learn from it.
Re: Cruise vehicle gets stuck in wet concrete while driving in San Francisco
#9At least going by the r/selfdriving cars subreddit, it seems like Cruise cars get into a lot more 'incidents' than Waymo cars. Especially getting randomly stuck because they don't know what to do.
fwiw, my personal experience testing both has been that Waymo's vehicles are noticeably better at driving, and also drive more aggressively. It's to the point where sitting in a Waymo vehicle is unremarkable and I don't even pay attention to its driving, while Cruise still typically has at least 2 "that wasn't great" moments per ride.
Re: Cruise vehicle gets stuck in wet concrete while driving in San Francisco
#10It's not 100% perfect but I still get butterflies when I see a Cruise vehicle driving around on its own.
It’s called “primal fear”
I dunno I've been using FSD over a year now and I still get giddy like I'm watching a DARPA challenge car in the university computer lab every time. Some of us are just excited and not scared by the future?