Message from @nadrud
Discord ID: 637094097185931264
get the pen out of your ass and think
dont get defensive and ask quesitons
before you start defending your position of sand
you dont even know why i am brining this up yet
but you started to defend it
this is just the surface
save who money?
thats the question
save who
do you understand how the trucking industry works?
compared to the train industry?
people do not own individual trains
but they do own individual trucks
if you cant complete that train of thought you're just trolling
have a good night jerking off agian to anime
i've heard you speak. my cum shots have a deeper tone than your voice
keep tying im not goint to read w/e you're about to read bc you're just trolling
pathetically
ya
great points
hopefully college will make you smarter....
i dont own a semi truck
you know?
how
i just took screen shots of all of that in case you erased it
paranoid of what?
no it will be fun to post on a full channel
im a kiddo
better
vrooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooommmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
go to bed matt
@Legalize @nadrud funny you guys are discussing software driven operation of other vehicles ie. trains, earlier in the week i was placed on a new dev team at my new job to create the software framework for a total scrap and rewrite of the rail and subway systems safety/security/data collection/route mappings/scheduling solution that is currently deployed in tons of major cities ie. NYC, Chicago, Dallas/Ft Worth, etc
The software that they use is literally more than 20 years old for the core subsystem and like 12 years old for the user interface graphical software end, written in shitty Java and C, so they want a massive rewrite of it all in C# and WPF
Its not anything resembling AI or self driving trucks and machine vision type stuff that would be required for that, integrations with road maps, traffic apis, etc
But they are pretty much operated and safety protected via code, the train "engineer" "conductor" is largely a guy who wears a hat and hits GO lol
i wasn't able to get into the core of the discussion
right
he works for a company but is there for safety...
