Ooh, I like the idea of variations on the 1-way sign.
I guess a 1/2 way street would have a lower fractal dimension? Like, Cantor’s ternary set could be an ln(2)/ln(3)-way street?
Semi-relevant: while driving the other day I passed a “detour” sign with no indication of what it’s a detour from. But then I realized that’s no problem: it’s a detour from pretty much any path!
I’m a coder who frequently deals with low-level optimization. There, it is critical to have a variety of alternate ways to write the same thing. There is rarely a single best way, as your caption “it’s simpler, but is it more practical” suggests.
With Traffic Rider MOD you will be able to play this motorcycle racing game for Android with the always welcome help of having unlimited money to spend.
“Intuitionist zone” would have been a little more precise 🙂
I am pretty sure there are Elliptic Geometry Zones in the Research Triangle area of NC…there are some decidedly non-Cartesian roads and intersections!
What would be good for Yield? Field?
Detour/Knight’s Tour?
Maybe a series for weight limit like speed limit?
One Way really makes me want some other numbers. sqrt(2) way, 1/2 way, …
Very fun!
Ooh, I like the idea of variations on the 1-way sign.
I guess a 1/2 way street would have a lower fractal dimension? Like, Cantor’s ternary set could be an ln(2)/ln(3)-way street?
Semi-relevant: while driving the other day I passed a “detour” sign with no indication of what it’s a detour from. But then I realized that’s no problem: it’s a detour from pretty much any path!
I love the deeply mathematical term “dope.”
Amazing!, new follower here.
I’m a coder who frequently deals with low-level optimization. There, it is critical to have a variety of alternate ways to write the same thing. There is rarely a single best way, as your caption “it’s simpler, but is it more practical” suggests.
With Traffic Rider MOD you will be able to play this motorcycle racing game for Android with the always welcome help of having unlimited money to spend.