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> isn't a cyclist, and didn't think about what it would actually be like to be a cyclist making that curve. But this is exactly the "don't care" attitude. Igno
by nine_k 2y ago
> isn't a cyclist, and didn't think about what it would actually be like to be a cyclist making that curve.
But this is exactly the "don't care" attitude. Ignore the specifics of the problem, avoid studying it or just giving it a thought. Didn't think that, not being a cyclist themselves, they should ask somebody who is. Didn't even think about very obvious things, like putting a warning sign ahead of the actual object that it would warn about.
No. That person did not care. Really sad.
- wat10000 2y agoImagine building an app for a market you’re totally unfamiliar with. You don’t research the market, you don’t talk to potential users, you don’t do any real world testing. You just build something that seems like it should be ok, ship it, and never touch it again. None of us would dream of doing that, but that’s what the designer of this atrocity did, if we’re assuming the best. Bonus: the app probably isn’t going to kill anyone.
- dieselgate 2y agoUsually constraints are financial related. It takes money to do all that and public works is not some big tech company
- nine_k 2y agoTrue. But putting the signpost 20 yards ahead likely costs exactly the same.