Noted, didn't realize Ray was on Mastodon too
Is it true that you actually have to add a parking space as a building owner in US? lol
I think we should stop saying "lobbying" and start saying "corruption" or "bribing" isntead
Yeah, EV batteries and very narrow tunnel (so narrow you can't open the car door apparently) is a bad combination
EV batteries fire + narrow place seems like the worst ever combo
How the heck is this project even approved lol
Ahh found one. Adding it to the list.
Yeah, I've said this before, but USA seems like a perfect place to build a HSR right? It seems like an ez money too now that I think about it.
Copying my comment on !publictransport@slrpnk.net :
I’m not even from USA to be clear, but my limited image of USA is that it lacks efforts of building public transport, especially compared to other developed countries. Heck, compared to developing countries even.
One of the example, US seems like a perfect place to build a high-speed rail network. Yet, CAHSR seems to keep getting delayed. In comparison Morocco has a HSR. Even Indonesia has one opened last year.
Yeah, should have rephrased that. AFAIK Elon is a South African, not even US citizen right?
I'm not even from USA to be clear, but my limited image of USA is that it lacks efforts of building public transport, especially compared to other developed countries. Heck, compared to developing countries even.
One of the example, US seems like a perfect place to build a high-speed rail network. Yet, CAHSR seems to keep getting delayed. In comparison Morocco has a HSR. Even Indonesia has one opened last year.
Thanks for the reply. TIL about the Portland's LRT. After watching a video about it [1], my impression about the LRT is that it seems like one of the best LRT in North America.
The crime part is really unfortunate though, and I doubt there is anything the LRT can do about it as it's not their fault, rather, it's probably a systematic problem, cmiiw.
The problem it can’t solve is that rich people might have to interact with mere humans.
I can relate. We, in Indonesia, have a problem where politicians, whose never even ride a train before, gets to decide the policies about public transport, and those who gets the consequenece is low-middle class who uses public transport. There was a meme from a year ago where a tone-deaf politician says the overcrowded trains in Jakarta doesn't exist even though it overcrowding is clearly a problem in regional line (KRL) due to lack of trains.
I wonder if rail would be more appealing to them if the coaches were designed as multiple isolated cells that seated 4-6, rather than straight-through corridors that permit mingling.
Assuming we're talking about short distance trains, absolutely no, lol. It's just space inefficient. I will understand if it is a long distance trains, and it is a thing.
I notice that communities in this instance prefers to post links. Wouldn't it be nice if we post more discussion/question types of post?
This was my experience with personal projects too.
Unit tests hinder progress so much. End-to-end/integration tests are often flaky.
The thing is, I still want to test my own project, because it's a good idea to validate whether or not your code works or not...