New report highlights limitations of Cruise self-driving cars(arstechnica.com)
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New report highlights limitations of Cruise self-driving cars
https://arstechnica.com/cars/2018/03/new-report-highlights-limitations-of-cruise-self-driving-cars/
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Whoah! Thank you for this post!! I'm interviewing for a Perception Engineer role and found this while I was searching for background on the company.
I've got some questions & would super appreciate your honest feedback on what it's like to work there. Can you please email me? [email protected]
I've got some questions & would super appreciate your honest feedback on what it's like to work there. Can you please email me? [email protected]
For example, we have loops in our ROS node graph. Any student can tell you that the variance of the sum of two independent gaussians is the sum of the two variances. What this means is, variation in delay accumulates and the scheduling of the system is unstable.
There are people problems too. For example, the head of perception is a pathological liar. Another example: one of our founders jokes in private (when he's drunk, as he often is) that he's a "fraudster" and everyone knows there's a grain of truth there.