Google has tested their autonomous car for >10000 miles on US roads and highways over the last few years. So yes, they handle human driver traffic.

Oh wow, I missed that those trials were on actual, trafficked roads and highways. Thanks for pointing that out, corecirculator!

Cite: https://www.nytimes.com/2010/10/10/science/10google.html

why is this droppin down so fast from frontpage?

Long shot, but has it got anything to do with real estate? Intel and McAfee HQs are located within a mile of each other... again, its a crazy angle, just putting it out there.

Hi,

I am still interested in the link to any tools that overlay wiki history.. can u point me to any of them? thanks.

could you provide links to the tools that do this?

Isn't it generalizing too much? Andrew Wiles worked on Fermat's last theorem for 7 yrs in secret, nobody even knew he was working on it until he published the results.

Wiles is widely regarded as odd, to put it mildly, for that effort. And it still didn't work and he had to get a former student in to help fix the proof.

can you pls give the (appx) breakdown similar to what's given in the article? thanks in advance.

if it doesn't exist already, its a good idea for a startup.

I agree, although life in general seems to move at a leisurely pace there, so the "urgency" factor in work is not there. OTOH, the fruit juices there do taste much better than the supermarket ones in mainland US...

Quantenna : co-founded by Andrea Goldsmith (Stanford prof)