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We are talking millions of dollars. There must be someone who can figure that out - even if the failure is kind of random it follows probably a distribution and
by nisa 8y ago
We are talking millions of dollars. There must be someone who can figure that out - even if the failure is kind of random it follows probably a distribution and you can set it to a value that has enough margin to stop the train and not trip on slower trains. But you are right - easy to look and comment from the outside, there is probably a reason it is how it is.
- jrochkind1 8y agoWell, yeah, clearly they GOT to fix/replace them. I have no idea what the budget for that would be, but seems plausibly outside of _easy_ fix.