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All I'm assuming is that building a road is a highly scalable operation, and it seems evidence backs that assumption up. There are an incredible amount of machi
by dclowd9901 10y ago
All I'm assuming is that building a road is a highly scalable operation, and it seems evidence backs that assumption up. There are an incredible amount of machines that are highly specialized in laying roads down. Does it require more than a residential driveway? Yes, ok. But why does it seem like costs rise exponentially with project size rather than logarithmically?
- ska 10y agoI'm more questioning whether your home driveway is in any way useful as a base cost estimate. I don't know either. But if it turns out that paving your driveway to the same standard would cost $100,000 the scaling looks much better. It is generally good to be wary of things that are superficially similar being used as proxies for one another...