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And wherever Waymo deploys, it's pretty likely that people will be using it because there is a need for it - rather than ideological push to hand over money to
by creer 2y ago
And wherever Waymo deploys, it's pretty likely that people will be using it because there is a need for it - rather than ideological push to hand over money to Google. (I guess I was being unclear: not their personal inclination to hand over money to Google - but rather pragmatically having to make it from point A to point B within a set of constraints and available means including Waymo.)
That doesn't prevent you from helping San Francisco with its problems.
- rglullis 2y agoRight, because drug dealers and VC-fueled companies never managed to get market share by price dumping and subsidizing the costs in the beginning to kill the competition. Uber is now finally posting a profit: are they now really cheaper/better than taxis? No, they aren't.