Frankly, I’m impressed with both Waymo the car and Waymo the company reactions to the accident. The only shallow knee-jerk reaction came from S.F. Supervisor Shamann Walton.
Interesting. That's only the very short trip between Maui and Lanai though. Still an improvement over the zero ferries that existed back when I lived there.
I briefly worked with Hans around 2005. My impression at the time was that he declined the manslaughter plea because he thought he was smarter than everyone around him.
Well, not really. In order to immigrate, or even simply travel outside, one had to get a permission first. And one was not usually granted to those who had access to any state secret.
It is not important how unlikely are the odds. What's important is to be prepared when the chance does present itself and that requires talent and years of training.
So I think you misread the narrative, it's not about striking gold.
Is this law even constitutional? Doesn't it violate the first amendment?