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I agree. But if I'm paying for the road (even as a taxpayer) I get angry that after a year it's full of potholes and that there are unnecessary signs warning ab
by eithed 4mo ago
I agree. But if I'm paying for the road (even as a taxpayer) I get angry that after a year it's full of potholes and that there are unnecessary signs warning about penguin crossing, making it cost 2 times more than it should have (and dont get me started why this road is really a highway leading to my house). I'd want certain qualities. And this article is basically = you will get a road, built quickly
But yes, you are right - I don't build roads and don't know what is a price to build a road and how to determine the quality of correctly built one, nor I will ever care or learn.
- aix1 4mo ago> And this article is basically = you will get a road, built quickly That's not how I am reading it. You will get a road built exactly to your spec, quickly. So no penguin crossings unless you ask for them. I am also not entirely sure how the pothole argument translates.
- eithed 4mo agoThe road will be built to some specs, including features nobody asked for. If the corpus was trained for roads built in Arctic, you will get penguin crossings.