“dedicating the equivalent of 34,000 full-time engineers to what has become the single largest cybersecurity engineering project in the history of digital technology,”
What does this mean? Are they having it done by 50,000 part timers? Or are they just asking bing chat to churn out security solutions for them?
Fully autonomous self driving cars just aren’t ready. They probably never will be unless you give them a dedicated lane and grade separate it. But we already have that, it’s called Skytrain.
The way forward is a properly funded transit system not a techbro feverdream.
Your name has made me hungry. (Sorry this doesn’t contribute to to conversation at hand)
“fax machines are at odds with a world embracing artificial intelligence.” So bring on the fax machines! MORE fax machines!
So it seems like there will be 3 hydrogen producing plants built which should use electrolysis to make the hydrogen, which makes sense in BC since we have so much hydro-electric power. They also mention one plant in North Vancouver which would be a byproduct hydrogen plant which means they are processing petro-chemicals and are siphoning off the hydrogen byproduct. That’s not great.
And if we wanted to electrify our transport fleet in british columbia why not string up catenaries and order some trucks like the ones Scania made for the German test of electric highways? This makes way more sense to me to power a grid that the trucks can use directly rather than using a lot of electricity to produce a mediocre amount of hydrogen to convert back into electricity?
In Europe they have these catenary systems figured out. They’ve been powering high speed rail with them for years. They could certainly handle a few rigs in Canada.
The only way to reduce traffic is to reduce the number of vehicles on the road. That is the ONLY way.
This feels like receiving a failing grade, but still somehow achieving the top score. Yay! We are the least worst.