I feel like my garage organization suffers from small scale Kessler syndrome. One thing in the wrong spot at the wrong time and the whole system cascades into one a total cluster F.
@CernBasher I also hope for my future grand kids, surface streets will become a tree lined domain of pedestrians and cyclists with cars zooming by below them.
@CernBasher Nice piece. I do wonder as routes get congested and slow, just how many more parallel tunnels can be dug? How deep can they go? How close together can they be? Just like freeways builders say "one more lane will fix this traffic" and it never does. Are we missing anything?
I just crossed a roundabout with my bike and a Tesla exiting the roundabout politely stopped to let me cross. I waved and saw that the woman driving did not have her hands on the wheel ๐ฅน๐ฅน
A self driving car right here in my little home town. So awesome. It felt perfectly natural too!
@engineers_feed I was counting Tesla car carriers as I drove from LA to SF (~12 during 6 hours). But since I was going north at as fast as they were headed south I figured real production rate leaving Fremont was 1/hour.
@martinmbauer Is there inherent safety in having a limited connection between to planets / networks? A single attack vector? (Not a computer person, serious question)
@47forPnut@amelia_tweetz The bummer is that making memories when you old is you are likely to forget them and whatvyou do remember will be for less time!
@amelia_tweetz How about asking what is a greater drag on the system, inefficient government and corruption or profits of free enterprise? Serious question.
@fietsprofessor They won't make cities better overnight but you cant dismiss the benefits of less smog, potentially less car ownership with autonomous ride hailing and tbe potential to drive in low cost tunnels.