Of course sticking spot on to 30 through the villages is fine and gives them a lesson in speed limit adherence
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GTR1400MAN wrote:Always best to tone down the positioning on a bike if being followed closely by a car. It can/does cause confusion. Some may even think you are trying to block them in some way.
GTR1400MAN wrote:Of course sticking spot on to 30 through the villages is fine and gives them a lesson in speed limit adherence
jont- wrote:GTR1400MAN wrote:Always best to tone down the positioning on a bike if being followed closely by a car. It can/does cause confusion. Some may even think you are trying to block them in some way.
If you are being followed closely, perhaps you are holding them up, and should cooperate and let them overtake you?
Horse wrote:Is it a human that programmes the robot?
https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/arti ... rless-cars
Pyrolol wrote:Horse wrote:Is it a human that programmes the robot?
https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/arti ... rless-cars
Largely it isn't a human that programs the car. They write a program that can learn (to drive), and then encourage it to do so. This renders a lot of the "what should it do in this situation" irrelevant, because nobody made that decision. The more rules we try and program in, the less good the system tends to be. Expert systems with human programmed rules have largely died out as inferior to ai that decides its own rules; usually in a manner incomprehensible to humans.
GTR1400MAN wrote:It depends ...
0010 If x = y then z
0020 elsif z > z then x
0030 elsif s == t then y
0040 elsif (y = z) and p < t then q
0050 ...
and on until
9900 else goto 0010
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