"What about the freezer?This also assumes people organize their fridge like a supermarket.This feels like the equivalent of putting diamonds on the fridge."

"Not for Batman."

"I can't be the only one who finds this funny.We created a machine to deal with the man made items we put into the environment. "

"Screw sizesI would toss my 3d printer out a window if it wasn't in metric. "

"Isn't this also limited by the color calibration of your own screen? Then the lighting conditions in your room.Even if you wear glasses."

"I feel that's partially dealing with the problem but the other side is actually the lack of privacy. Open office plans remove any semblance of privacy. "

"It is relevant if trying to find the driver at fault. I think it's clear even with the driver peeking down that it's not an accident most would avoid.1) No idea what they are using or if it really would in this case prevent an accident.2) I think that's just impractical. We need more data. For the most part while there is a person in the car, most haven't need to take control. I see no reason why humans can't be expected to take responsibility. No designer would ever assume that could get 100% no error. Unless they take and convert every single car, they would still need to work around all the unpredictable humans on the road anyway.3) No this is the wrong way of thinking. What exactly will an Ai programmer do in developing alternative fuels?  They aren't putting all their people on autonomous cars. They are putting some people on that and some people on alternative fuel sources depending on their skillset. If you also think developing safer cars isn't important, go look up all the people who lost loved ones due to someone who decided to get drunk and hit the road. Look up the ones who barely survived.The auto industry can multitask. They are large enough to do this.  "

"That road is pitch black. It's very low light because there is almost no light besides that from the car. At most the person might barely make out the figure a second or two prior to the video, but not enough to stop or swerve as some people are advising. At most I'm curious how the system detects a person and the bike. Then where could it swerve?Braking it out at that distance. It's not going to swerve into the other lane. The person is walking into the other direction. It's just a terrible situation. "

"Because physics and a low light situation would prevent that. The person crossed the street when they shouldn't have. "

"Yeah this becomes a problem with a thinner monitor and different materials. You could go to the hardware store can get something more secure like velcro or a clamp and still be under 10 bucks."

"This device I wouldn't put out for the customers to use. Instead I'd have the barista use it. At the end of the pour and cap, they'd just put the cup down to be stirred. They make the next drink and when that's done do a switch out. Or get a group stirring. Still it does depend on when people start drinking and any mixing may be pointless at the market itself. "

"Why not buy drillbits and tape measures in mm's?"