every model launch says "it can do anything you do on a computer".
nobody's launch says "it knows what your user needed".
that gap is still where product people live. wider models, same gap.
@patrick_chined@MicroLaunchHQ nope, not easy, and i don't have it figured out.
beta is live across the US and western europe, so technically wide. but that's the problem: wide coverage, thin riders, a feedback loop with nothing to eat.
still working out where to get density first.
both. a fixed set of loops re-runs on every change and gets audited for u-turns, dead-end spurs, surface share and climbing error, with a check that fails the build when a rule regresses.
then ofc riders: report a surface after a ride and it changes future routes. every wrong loop someone finds becomes a test case.
@patrick_chined@MicroLaunchHQ no real numbers yet, still small beta. but it does both: road mode avoids unknown surface, gravel mode hunts for it.
one sentence in, and which loop you get depends on the bike you told it about. which side are you on?
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