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Full Autopilot in GTA Using TensorFlow

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486 points littlemtman | 1 comments | 12 May 20 15:17 UTC | HN request time: 0s | source
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tikej ◴[12 May 20 15:43 UTC] No.23155222[source]▶
And to me this is the essence of hacking and hacker culture, not “how do I create MVP from my idea and become an entrepreneur” or “this and that in company XYZ” mindset.

So glad to see people doing silly things that in fact require skill. This is why I come to hackernews.

Keep up great work with this wonderful attitude!

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smt88 ◴[12 May 20 18:00 UTC] No.23157335[source]▶
Not sure why you need to put down entrepreneurs while praising this kid.

Hacking a company together is really hard. Like tech hacking, it requires intelligence, creativity, and persistence.

There's no reason we can't read about and respect both on this site.

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kick ◴[12 May 20 19:43 UTC] No.23158754[source]▶
The concern is in the appropriation of the term 'hacker'.

He's not putting anything or anyone down, he's saying that this is hacking, and MBA posts of acronym soup aren't.

I think his implied conclusion is probably wrong-ish (both are arguably right for HN, even if I vastly prefer this), but he's right in that this is hacking.

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rapind ◴[12 May 20 21:47 UTC] No.23160337[source]▶
One could argue WeWork hacked unicorns.
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1. toofy ◴[12 May 20 23:01 UTC] No.23161156[source]▶
One could argue anything they like, it doesn’t mean their argument (or sophistry in general) leads to a better acquiring of knowledge through discussion.

In my opinion, the gp’s discussion is one worth having.