Axsuul

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by Axsuul 2y ago
That sounds promising! What about when needing to do a dance when there's an oncoming car on a tight street in the hills? Does it find a gap or even backup to let the car by? Waymos honking at each other is hilarious.
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by Axsuul 2y ago
Anyone have any insight on how Waymo handles the tight roads? Wonder when it will be coming to the hilly areas of Los Angeles.
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by Axsuul 2y ago
They are monitored
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by Axsuul 2y ago
How are you using it with coding?
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by Axsuul 2y ago
Another significant factor, perhaps even more influential, is the shifting priorities of the younger generation regarding child-rearing. Today's potential parents place a greater emphasis on providing an optimal environment for their c
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by Axsuul 2y ago
This is so awesome and solves a business need. Anyone know if something like this exists for Ruby?
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by Axsuul 2y ago
I'm using it as a failover so on the Roam plan which gives 50 GB/mo for $50/mo. Verizon was $60/mo.
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by Axsuul 2y ago
I live in central Los Angeles and use Starlink as a failover to my cable internet. Sometimes there are outages and Starlink takes over. I've also tested Verizon 5G home internet but Starlink was faster and more affordable.
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by Axsuul 2y ago
Yea it's possible to do it with a coupe/sedan but things are just easier and more situationally capable with a bigger car.
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by Axsuul 2y ago
"He found a way to further boost the number of electric vehicles when he met with President Joe Biden’s top environmental adviser, John Podesta. That led to a deal in which the government provided $3 billion to the Postal Service, with
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by Axsuul 2y ago
There's different requirements and use cases.
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by Axsuul 2y ago
Most people in the US live in suburbs, which means it's more efficient to carry larger loads due to larger distances. For example, bigger grocery trips since the grocery store is farther away. Bigger home sizes in the suburbs also enab
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by Axsuul 2y ago
The Nissan Leaf is not that practical. There's a reason why SUVs are the most popular type of car in the US.
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by Axsuul 2y ago
I was a previous Pinboard customer. I've since moved to Linkding[0], a self-hosted solution, and highly recommend it. It's got the same feature parity as Pinboard but gives me much more confidence about the longevity of my bookmar
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by Axsuul 2y ago
I think this is a common fallacy and an incorrect extrapolation, especially made by those who are unfamiliar with what it takes to build software. Software development is hard because the problems it solves are not well defined, and the sys
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by Axsuul 2y ago
The link is broken, but I can see that article is from 6 years ago. It needs to be a protocol that is developed with the purpose driving in sync with each other – perhaps it needs some sort of oracle or centralized entity that maintains the
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by Axsuul 2y ago
What's a good alternative?
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by Axsuul 2y ago
> But most people who drive metal boxes would actually take long fast metal tubes that don't have issues with traffic if they were given the opportunity to. This means all the people who really want to drive metal boxes or have to d
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by Axsuul 2y ago
It should also be mentioned that you can self-host this: https://github.com/leafac/kill-the-newsletter
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by Axsuul 2y ago
Sure but you are still going to have people want to drive in their own metal boxes, like those who prefer to have their own space. And for a sprawling city like LA, it's not possible to build efficient public transit connections betwee
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by Axsuul 2y ago
There's no communication protocol standard yet, so there's nothing to implement. Once a standard is developed, every car company will be onboard.
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by Axsuul 2y ago
Yes but that's progress. You can still drive in the other lanes.
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by Axsuul 2y ago
As long as there's soul-sucking traffic, the public will demand solutions. Traffic has been getting worse in LA and they've already gone beyond HOV lanes. Now there's toll lanes on most of the major freeways where you can pay
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by Axsuul 2y ago
You don't even need to drive. As soon as you enter in the lane, the car drives for you since every car needs to be in sync.
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by Axsuul 2y ago
Sorry but it'll happen regardless since the incentives are too strong. Imagine highway lanes in the future that only allow cars that support communication protocols – say goodbye traffic.
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by Axsuul 2y ago
It should still highlight it to clarify which button they're referring to
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by Axsuul 2y ago
Tariffs[0] 0. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cy99z53qypko#
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by Axsuul 2y ago
10 year olds don't have jobs and responsibilities.
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by Axsuul 2y ago
We do need a better solution because running elections is very expensive while voter participation is not great if you have to show up in person.
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by Axsuul 2y ago
Missing "Boobless"

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