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by Ensorceled 2y ago
Yes. And? Are you implying an Amazon Warehouse suddenly using drones and filling the air with noise for their corporate enrichment is the same as a public airport built by elected officials after due consultation?
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by Ensorceled 2y ago
The term "NIMBY" is usually used for projects that the NIMBY supports, or at least acknowledges the need for, but just doesn't want in their back yard: power plants, halfway houses, low income housing, etc. Using NIMBY for pe
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by Ensorceled 2y ago
Pretty sure they were addressing the "non-usuable" part and not the "early " part.
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by Ensorceled 2y ago
Ice hockey players famously play a lot of golf in the summer, so much so that when a team gets knocked out of the playoffs people accuse them of throwing the game so they can get back to their golf.
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by Ensorceled 2y ago
I always have both. It is VERY hard for people to understand how the system is actually working if you just include a bunch of diagrams separated by concerns without some kind of atlas/globe level diagram that shows how they fit into
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by Ensorceled 2y ago
The black boxes from the American Eagle jet and the black hawk helicopter have been recovered and will be used to figure out what happened, hopefully helping to prevent future tragedies.
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by Ensorceled 2y ago
Why do you keep putting "safety" in quotes? The only one that isn't actually a proven safety feature is the permanent GSM connection.
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by Ensorceled 2y ago
> Not that one is better than the other per-se. Smoking weed is CLEARLY, OVERWHELMINGLY better than smoking tobacco by being less addictive and MUCH less likely to cause various cancers.
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by Ensorceled 2y ago
> a successful medical surgeon won’t offer much assertion about NVIDIA. You haven't meet many surgeons have you? When I was working in medical imaging, the technicians all said we (the programmers) were almost as bad as the surge
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by Ensorceled 2y ago
I know people who were at RIM at the time, including someone who was in the room when they passed around the first iPhone they got a hold of. They firmly believed the iPhone was dead on arrival both because the product was "terrible&
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by Ensorceled 2y ago
Java was a bonus compared to ObjC, but we looked into supporting Blackberry and it was a nightmare to support all the different versions of java, frameworks, and screen types. Much easier to teach someone ObjC and produce one iPhone versio
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by Ensorceled 2y ago
> What you are describing has a major sampling bias: most pedestrian fatalities will be at large intersections with many lanes crossing each other. Those intersections are on busy streets where drivers are going fast and where there are
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by Ensorceled 2y ago
> I'll take 4-way stop any day since speeds are lower. Exactly. People are, at worst, doing a "rolling stop" so they are still only going a few kph when they "didn't see" you.
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by Ensorceled 2y ago
Which requires a long and detailed answer that can be found by simply googling "Dutch traffic engineering standards" which leads you to an entire wealth of information.
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by Ensorceled 2y ago
This is just not true. In Toronto for instance, the majority of pedestrian deaths are caused by impaired/distracted drivers with a significant portion of failure to yield by left turning drivers at major, light controlled intersections
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by Ensorceled 2y ago
They are literally referring to the "Dutch traffic engineering standards" when they say "Dutch traffic engineering standards"
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by Ensorceled 2y ago
This is a fundamental physiological process ... not a drug interaction.
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by Ensorceled 2y ago
I'm saying e-bikes are, and will continue to, make it worse, not that this wasn't already happening.
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by Ensorceled 2y ago
I don't think so ... they are going higher on more challenging routes, climbing hills that they can then do not have the skills to get down safely. With a heavier bike.
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by Ensorceled 2y ago
I predict this will get worse as e-bikes increasingly allow people to get to places they do not have the experience, fitness and skill to get their on their own.
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by Ensorceled 2y ago
This is nonsense: 100g of mango has 14g of sugar 100g of watermelon has 6.2g of sugar 100g of navel orange has 12g of sugar 100g of sugar has 100g of sugar, 1 can of Dr Pepper has 40g of sugar It's both pure sugar AND more sugar. You
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by Ensorceled 2y ago
That, of course, isn't what they did.
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by Ensorceled 2y ago
"I can't afford real images of real people and can't tell these images are shit, but you can rest assured that I didn't take any short cuts on the product!"
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by Ensorceled 2y ago
From that perspective, it's even worse: it's a fat heavy diet with very low protein.
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by Ensorceled 2y ago
It comes in waves; pretty much nothing for months and then 5+ a day for the past few days.
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by Ensorceled 2y ago
> Emotional control really is the the skill. When I was diagnosed with ADHD I learned that emotional disregulation was a part of it. I agree. I think emotional control and social navigation are sort of, but not entirely related. My A
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by Ensorceled 2y ago
I mean, sure, from a certain technical point of view you could say "honour killings" are done to "save the soul of the child" and hence come from a place of "in their best interests" but by then the "value
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by Ensorceled 2y ago
Agreed! I think blanket assumptions the other way are bad as well. > where children stay close to parents all their lives and it is widely felt that the West is doing it wrong. It's interesting to see how close some 1st/2nd&#x2
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by Ensorceled 2y ago
> there is a subjective argument that they've got a better incentive to steer you into an optimal basin than anybody, relatively speaking Many parents do not have their kids best interest at heart; from religious fanatics to divorce
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by Ensorceled 2y ago
This is why I'm a big fan of MVPs and quick iterations after ward. Launching a significantly complex product is HARD, even if it is an MVP. Nobody understands how hard, even if they've done it before. It works in staging, must b

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