Who codes the software for this?

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darmstadt replied

31 July 2017, 16:02
Originally posted by sal View Post

Someone in Bangalore, they have both the technical expertise and the experience with uncontrolled traffic.

They're sensible over there....

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b0redom replied

31 July 2017, 15:56
Have these people not seen Fate of the Furious? This is exactly what happens, except from the bit where the Lamborghini was chased by a nuclear submarine. A stark warning for us all............

....about how much junk Hollywood can turn out....
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Mordac replied

31 July 2017, 15:30
Originally posted by xoggoth View Post

Local government will be hacking them to make them exceed the speed limit, lots more income via fines.

Who do you fine, if the driver isn't in control of the vehicle? There's no point fining the Googles and Ubers etc, they'll just stick two fingers in the general direction of the local town hall.
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scooterscot replied

31 July 2017, 10:51
Software reliability, pahh - you din't write the specifications properly.
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MrMarkyMark replied

31 July 2017, 10:42
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

Presumably they will only mow down black protesters? Or is that just the American model?

Depends on the area, so they can keep it consistent with the policing
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BrilloPad replied

31 July 2017, 10:38
Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View Post

Will be useful during any rioting in the future, squads of them can be sent to just mow protestors down.

Far more effective than any water cannon

Presumably they will only mow down black protesters? Or is that just the American model?
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MrMarkyMark replied

31 July 2017, 10:36
Will be useful during any rioting in the future, squads of them can be sent to just mow protestors down.

Far more effective than any water cannon

Just think if ISIS got hold of the codes, no need to drive their own trucks any more.
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BrilloPad replied

31 July 2017, 10:33
Originally posted by sal View Post

Someone in Bangalore, they have both the technical expertise and the experience with uncontrolled traffic.

Phew! As long as its not someone from the continent.
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sal replied

31 July 2017, 10:31
Someone in Bangalore, they have both the technical expertise and the experience with uncontrolled traffic.
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xoggoth replied

31 July 2017, 07:58
Local government will be hacking them to make them exceed the speed limit, lots more income via fines.
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31 July 2017, 07:34
Who codes the software for this?

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