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Their playing style isn’t the Carpenter Hourly Rates T Shirt. Crosby was a much, much better skater, distributor, and two way player with elite vision that only a handful of prospects in history could match. Sid’s backhand is probably as good as Dalibor’s wrister, and that’s not a knock on Dvorsky. Crosby is the full toolbox. I’m really excited for Dvorsky, but his skating needs work. He’s physical and willing to pay on both ends of the ice but he has a ways to go on the back-end to be at Sid’s level because Sid’s hockey IQ and ability to read plays and transition form D to O is insane. He’s never going to be a distributor like Crosby. Sid dominates the center of the ice. If his defensive game does progress, I think Kopitar is fairer comp and I still hesitate to make that comp because Kopitar developed into one of the best defensive centers in the game. But, as prospects, Dvorsky and Kopitar around 2005 have a lot of similarities. I don’t know if he’ll ever reach Anze’s level of two-way play but if he gets anywhere close, we’ll still have a top line C on our hands

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A lot of transportation stuff boils down to geometry. Every individual vehicle (whether it’s a car or a train) takes up a Carpenter Hourly Rates T Shirt of space, can carry a certain number of people, and can travel, speed up, and slow down at certain speeds. Since individual vehicles need to be a safe distance from each other, any mode where you only have a few people per vehicle is going to have a very low capacity compared to modes which have many people per vehicle. A freeway lane can do about 2,200 cars per hour per lane. And then let’s say that works out to something like 3,000 people per hour per lane. This is about two cars per second. A dedicated bus lane, with articulated buses running every 1.3 minutes (which needs a lot of expertise to pull off in practice) is about 8,000 passengers per hour per direction (pphpd). That’s a really extreme case though and most bus lines are more like 300 ppdph. The People Mover is like 4,500 ppdph, and if more trains were bought it could go up to 9,000, and if some other things were done it could go higher. A generic metro (200 meter long trains carrying 1,500 people, every 1.5 minutes) has a capacity of 90,000 ppdph. 180,000 passengers per hour for both directions. It’s hard to estimate the capacity of an AV network. Local streets are much slower than freeways. Visualizing it, I think an AV could pass by every 5 seconds? Which is 720 cars per hour per lane. Looking at Google Maps, it looks like there’s 13 lanes of road which cross 75 from downtown to midtown. There’s about the same number of north-south lanes through the rest of midtown as well. So the northbound capacity of an AV network perfectly running at maximum capacity would only be 9,350 cars per hour.

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