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That's interesting. I never considered this to be a problem but it makes sense. This could be quite challenging if every car manufacturer does something diffe
by bmurphy1976 6y ago
That's interesting. I never considered this to be a problem but it makes sense. This could be quite challenging if every car manufacturer does something different, but I suspect over time just like with ICE cars they'll iterate towards some local optimum and things start to be very similar.
- omegaworks 6y ago>I suspect over time just like with ICE cars they'll iterate towards some local optimum and things start to be very similar. This doesn't happen organically. Manufacturers were happily iterating toward a different optimum before regulation forced their hands. https://www.nytimes.com/2015/11/27/automobiles/50-years-ago-unsafe-at-any-speed-shook-the-auto-world.html https://www.nytimes.com/2015/11/27/automobiles/50-years-ago-...
- bmurphy1976 6y agoThat's not really what I mean though. I'm well aware that without regulations short term incentives and optimization can lead to bad outcomes. What I mean is something along the lines convergent evolution where certain designs keep re-appearing because they just work better than the rest.