The AI-generated cat pictures thread
05-07-2015, 04:23 PM
That must be a fancy DEI 4 banger or something
I used to actually like Stacey's show, and the old chevy/ford guys whatever there names were but that's all a giant useless mess anymore. I know how to read teh summit catalog, I don't need them reading it to me.
I used to actually like Stacey's show, and the old chevy/ford guys whatever there names were but that's all a giant useless mess anymore. I know how to read teh summit catalog, I don't need them reading it to me.
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05-10-2015, 09:40 AM
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Ive wasted much time pondering how much more efficient the road ways would be if every independent entity (driver) were to implement simple rules while driving. Like for instance always getting as far right as possible, give certain constraints, and then passing on the left. How much fast traffic is being impeded by slow traffic?
Or, when at stop lights, what if everybody gave themselves enough of a gap in front of them, and actually paid attention to the light (instead of texting), couldnt the cars all start moving forward at once when the light turned green?
If I knew more about modeling, I would love to simulate this kind of stuff. I suppose the upcoming wave of self-driving cars will probably make this **** really happen. It is clear that humans are not rational enough to try to make roadways efficient.
Here in FL we actually have these up on bilboards, but like most bilboards that dont depict nearly naked women, nobody pays any attention to them:
Or, when at stop lights, what if everybody gave themselves enough of a gap in front of them, and actually paid attention to the light (instead of texting), couldnt the cars all start moving forward at once when the light turned green?
If I knew more about modeling, I would love to simulate this kind of stuff. I suppose the upcoming wave of self-driving cars will probably make this **** really happen. It is clear that humans are not rational enough to try to make roadways efficient.
Here in FL we actually have these up on bilboards, but like most bilboards that dont depict nearly naked women, nobody pays any attention to them:
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05-10-2015, 09:59 AM
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QFT.
regardless if that camaro attempted to merge into him, purposely blocking him after the fact did no good--actually look what good it caused him.
good for the camaro.
reminds me of the time a truck nearly hit when quickly merging into me. I honked while I slammed on my brakes and he proceeded to merge any then flicked me off. There was no reason for it, but then he brake checked me--I nearly rammed him on purpose, it took to keep my cool in that situation. So sorry I honked to warn you about the accident you were causing, my bad.
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05-10-2015, 11:23 AM
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(Of course if I saw how aggressive he was being when/if I slowed,then I might reconsider if retaliation is a good idea.)
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05-10-2015, 11:45 AM
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It's simple.
If you're in the passing lane not passing anybody, and somebody comes flying up your ***...GTFO OF THAT LANE!!!!
I'm surprised that video wasn't from Pennsylvania, cause I see people holding up the passing lane every single day.
If you're in the passing lane not passing anybody, and somebody comes flying up your ***...GTFO OF THAT LANE!!!!
I'm surprised that video wasn't from Pennsylvania, cause I see people holding up the passing lane every single day.
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