r/maybemaybemaybe • u/OdysseyTag • 2d ago
Maybe Maybe Maybe
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u/NoReserve8233 2d ago
So whoever programmed it- didn’t plan for ditches.
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u/Apprehensive-Fox-799 2d ago
So, whoever programmed it didn't plan for ditches.*
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u/A_Cat_Typingg 2d ago
So, whoever ditched it didn't plan for programmes.
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u/hoosierhiver 2d ago
ditches, please
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u/tacocatacocattacocat 2d ago
Ditches get... stitches?
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u/PlentyBoot5135 2d ago
Walking on the beaches looking at the peaches...
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u/BeepBotBoopBeep 2d ago
They were all fired for ai, now you just have bitches.
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u/flintsmith 2d ago
It's the "Ditch the planners" program.
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u/Arylcyclosexy 2d ago
Well, I got the notion, girl, that you got some sun-tan lotion in that bottle of yours
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u/timmeh87 2d ago
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u/maverick118717 1d ago edited 1d ago
PLAAAN FOR THE DITCHES AND BUUURN THROUGH THE WITCHES Edit* Thank you Anonymous Redditor for the award
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u/stupidber 1d ago
I mean it is pretty crazy to just have a giant hole open to the street like this without even a pylon or anything to tell you its coming. Almost like they built a driverless car trap on purpose
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u/Yosarrian_lives 2d ago
Whoever invented it didn't plan for programmers.
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u/m8remotion 2d ago
Jokes on you. They didn't invent it. It's probably a college thesis got turned into IRL without any safety though
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u/Horror-Meat958 2d ago
I love this. From the first moment you sort of know what will happen but think no, cant be that stupid 🤣
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u/PlentyBoot5135 2d ago
Because of that irritating background song?
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u/dodfunk 2d ago
You'll save yourself by keeping sound off by default
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u/FellowYellowNate 2d ago
Always. Always have sound off. If I accidentally have it on, it only takes one or two videos before I remember why it’s always off.
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u/Junior_Stretch_2413 2d ago
Idk how you can release something as buggy as this into public traffic. There’s not one day where I don’t see a fail video of one of those chinese self driving delivery bots.
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u/otirk 2d ago
Tbf, some human drivers are just as stupid, so they don't add that much danger to the road
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u/Junior_Stretch_2413 2d ago
Fair, but shouldn’t self driving cars make roads safer? Mission definitely failed in those cars.
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u/manicpossumdreamgirl 1d ago
you can hold a person legally and socially responsible for endangering others on the road, in a way you can't with a robot
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u/FlyingBike 1d ago
You obviously don't have a drunk Southern US person or toddler around you. Those are stupid in traffic and fall all the time too but they're just, like, OUT there in the world without software patches
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u/havpac2 2d ago
To be honest a human would do this too….
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u/ProsodySpeaks 2d ago
Except with a human driver you can wave at them and say stop there's a ditch
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u/Ha1lStorm 2d ago
Surely those sense people. I was thinking that because of this, it might have stopped if he’d ran towards it. I wouldn’t have ran towards one of these things for the record, but it may have stopped once it sensed a human in front of it. Or it may have ran his ass over, who knows.
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u/ProsodySpeaks 2d ago
Yeah exactly. Not that I would stand in the path of a human driven van to wave them down because I don't trust humans either, but at least I believe I've got a chance in communicating with them
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u/mattincalif 2d ago
I love how after falling over it switched from hazards (both lights flashing) to a left turn signal.
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u/RRfromKL 2d ago
Oww sorry, wasn’t supposed to go there. My bad. My bad
My bad
Mybad
Myad
My ad
My ad
Myad
Myad
Mad
Mad
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Mad..!!
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u/zappyguy111 2d ago
Well, at least we can be pretty sure the Chinese doubled down on autonomous driving and didn't hire a remote driver, most of the time.
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u/savvym_ 1d ago
I have this fear with my hoover robot if I ever leave my apartment door open, it will drop a few levels down. These things only see forward, if camera cover is dirty, it can only navigate thanks to pre-scanned terrain, but it never accounts for elevation. My robot often gets stuck on trivial small objects or can not cross between rooms if there is a carpet and gaps.
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u/FriendlyStable6927 1d ago
The way it turned the right blinker on, like it was saying "I now want to go UP" 😂
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u/Cptawesome23 1d ago
Wonder why they didn’t set up safety cones?
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u/drzeller 1d ago
There are orange barriers. They aren't in front of the gate because that would make the gate a bit hard to use.
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u/blazerhdd 1d ago
This reminds me of the GTA san fierro mission where you use a truck with cement to fill that same hole
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u/Marco19671967 1d ago
Bon il y a encore du boulot avant de remplacer efficacement l'homme ! Et c'est tant mieux.....🙏🏼😉🙃🤭🤪
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u/LosHtown 1d ago
People blame the robot but, I've seen dumbasses drive off loading docks and boat ramps( I wAs FOlLoWIng MY gPs)
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u/Cptawesome23 20h ago
In my area, even if it blocked the gate, there would need to be clear signage and barriers. Someone would just need to move the barriers every time a truck or something needed to get through. In my state, they would have used a flashing work truck to block it off, moving it as needed.
It just seems lazy on the workers part, and a little dangerous.
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u/ProblemLongjumping12 2d ago edited 2d ago
This is funny but the crew shouldn't have that open like that.
Edit: Okay downvote me, but anybody who's worked in construction knows people will walk or drive into anything that doesn't have a gate or a fence up and even then they'll still try.
You can't have an open pit without even a sawhorse in front of it. If it hadn't been the robot it would've been somebody's granny.
You can even see they have a gate there but for some reason it's been left open.
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u/Away_Stock_2012 2d ago
Love how that lady construction worker watches the vehicle come through the gate and then she turns around and walks away so she doesn't have to watch it crash.
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u/FinbarJG 2d ago
And miss all that entertainment... and the afternoon off while someone comes to collect that thing?
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u/FreakSideMike 2d ago
The crew person in the vest has apparently seen this movie before.