After looking at the Taycan, I needed a two-week break. My personality tends to be like OCD at times. I don’t do it with everything, but when I find something I’m interested in, I’ll give every moment to it. It can sometimes depress me if it’s not working out the way I intended.
That’s why I decided not to post on the blog for the last two weeks—I needed to take some time away from everything related to cars. I have even stopped watching car shows on television. So if you wonder why there haven’t been any blog ads running in a while, that’s also the case. But I’m refreshed and ready to get at it again.
The goal is to have a Taycan purchased by the end of the year. I will keep this goal fluid, considering I can’t control the market prices. I’ll keep on that path if the pricing stays where it currently is. If the prices rise, then I’ll hold off.
So, what have I been doing while not looking at cars? I’ve been spending some time studying AI to get a better understanding of what it can be used for. Did you know that AI is inside cars? It can help it understand street signs and road markings to keep it driving within a lane. If you are in a newer car, the next time you go down the road and it recognizes a speed sign, remember that. To make it work, there’s a camera in the car that can see the sign, which is called computer vision.
