I'd say one of the inherent downsides of a touchscreen is it's easy to tap by mistake. Fumble with your phone. An errant rain drop. Oops.

Some thirteen years on, you would have thought we'd have a universal undo gesture to deal with this.

But I think adding friction is what is done instead.

Is the muni bart muni transfer something that Clipper 2.0 (supposed to launch next week) will resolve?

Not sure this is an explanation, but after I liked it I was followed by an account that looked like a bot that had liked it too. Like the bot was trying to show it liked the same thing to seem more authentic.

So you may have got some bot updraft.

Would be nice if we had a mobile framework solution that was performant and also allowed server driven updates and cross-platform implementation sharing...

We can reach our destination, but we're still a ways away.

Almost as good as Progressive Grounds?

You know, when California chose to blame wildfires soley on PG&E (not innocent for sure!) I knew they would respond by punishing outlying communities.

Here in San Francisco, I was chatting with a corner store owner. I said 'I figured out where you buy your bread. You get it from <this vendor>.' He said "oh that's just for the sour rolls. We have three more bread vendors for the other bread options."

Over here, Pianoman has connected with my Gen Alpha kid. I did not see this coming.

FWIW, Myrna Melgar mentioned the other week at the Sunnyside Neighborhood Assoc that she believed that use of the MTA's parking lot real estate is indeed on the table to help fund the MTA.

Saw someone get out of the Waymo in front of me but must not have completely closed the doors. It sat there unmoving. I got out and closed the doors and it moved on.

On the plus side: my friend left something in a Waymo and was able to go to an office and get it back. Much easier than other rides.

Hope it's not just bolted to that brick? Otherwise that's ok with me.

A bit over 20 years ago the housing+library+Canyon Market structure got built. It worked out fantastically. Imagine GP without it! A good design here can work too.

Before Android, I ran into Dan Egnor on his chat system...what was it called? It was inspired by MIT Zephyr. And I remember meeting him in a Seattle bar in the late 90s. Thanks for the work on Waymo, Dan!