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It will get faster definitely, but how much faster is the question. We've only seen full rollout to two cities so far, so hard to extrapolate.
by TulliusCicero 2y ago
It will get faster definitely, but how much faster is the question. We've only seen full rollout to two cities so far, so hard to extrapolate.
- llamaimperative 2y agoWell you can definitely bet it will be faster not slower than the first two, especially given the basic (i.e. shared/city-agnostic) engineering required and the policy component, which will get easier and easier with each city as risk aversion turns to FOMO.
- jessriedel 2y agoMy argument is based on theory. We know that a lot of the learning is facing unusual situations (trucks delivering traffic lights, etc) that can happen in many places. And we have some idea of how long the mapping takes.