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… which reveals a lot of implied preferences that have been made. For in-city drives, what I'm looking for will depend what mood I'm in: Do I want to zone out a

by gffrd 7y ago

… which reveals a lot of implied preferences that have been made. For in-city drives, what I'm looking for will depend what mood I'm in: Do I want to zone out and listen to a podcast? Blare music, scoot around, have fun? Take the scenic route? I would agree that Maps and Waze strike me almost as opposing forces in how they do things … without making it apparent.

Symbiote 7y ago
> Blare music, scoot around, have fun? This is exactly why I hate Waze: people "scooting around" are exactly the worst ones to have on residential back-roads, where children might be playing, people sleeping, and where there's less often a cycle path. Fortunately, traffic engineers in the larger European cities sometimes block off residential roads to cars to prevent "rat running".