Disagree.
I've a friend that has a comma neo with openpilot and it works enough well. Is not perfect, but they are on something.
The best projects that we know today were made by hackers with 0 enterprise skills.
I've a friend that has a comma neo with openpilot and it works enough well. Is not perfect, but they are on something.
The best projects that we know today were made by hackers with 0 enterprise skills.
Edit: I'm actually curious now that I think about it. Are there any good examples of hacker projects (or specifically projects that aren't intended to make money or pay people's salaries) that had to deal with any sort of regulatory hurdles?
I cannot compare anything in the casual software world, no matter how complex it is, to driving a car in streets. It's bridging physics and AI. Maybe hotz has a point and other SDV module vendors are as fake but that's irrelevant.