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Hmm, shouldn't the more shady side be the same in practical scenarios (like not going the other way around the globe, etc)?
by yreg 3y ago
Hmm, shouldn't the more shady side be the same in practical scenarios (like not going the other way around the globe, etc)?
- notahacker 3y agoThere are quite a few bus routes that wind back and forth, especially in urban and mountainous areas potentially offering a lot of shade from buildings and cliff edges for parts of the route anyway. Whether these journeys involve long enough in direct sun to matter is another question.
- yreg 3y agoYes, but I believe that the diff of sun(RIGHT_SIDE) and sun(LEFT_SIDE) is the same, no? Like the bus cannot get to the same destination by taking a route where the sun shines on the other side more. (Ignoring some fringe theoretical routes where you do a massive detour over equator.) edit: I was too fast with my reply to read yours properly. Sorry. > a lot of shade from buildings and cliff edges for parts of the route I don't believe sitinshade.com handles those anyway.