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Yes, but there are lots of spaces where we don’t build apartments, or where we don’t build taller apartments. I would think programmers could understand the co
by ncallaway 3y ago
Yes, but there are lots of spaces where we don’t build apartments, or where we don’t build taller apartments.
I would think programmers could understand the concept of allocating resources more efficiently.
- tpmx 3y agoThe end-game is a Hong Kong-like residential architecture, then? I would think programmers could understand that brute force resource allocations have very real consequences for the feel and behavior of a city along with hard to predict consequences.
- dukeyukey 3y agoIt's often easier to build more housing in London, with a younger population that rents and lives in London _for_ the density, versus the more spacious suburbs and satellite towns with an older, homeowning demographic. Especially when you look at which parties run which councils.