I like it in theory, but question how it would work in practice. I see a lot of odd ways it could go awry and, depnding on how it's implemented, a few that it could be exploited. As usual, the devil is in the details.
Tht isn't to say that I don't get annoyed when someone parks a pack of packers blocking a city gate, but you have to keep in mind that computer are not that smart. They can't make judgment calls, so the only way it would not cause all sorts of unintended consequences is if the coder envisioned EVERY possible parking spot; a non-trivial task.
Tht isn't to say that I don't get annoyed when someone parks a pack of packers blocking a city gate, but you have to keep in mind that computer are not that smart. They can't make judgment calls, so the only way it would not cause all sorts of unintended consequences is if the coder envisioned EVERY possible parking spot; a non-trivial task.
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