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Ford's Coolest Electric Truck is from 1978(youtube.com)
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Ask HN: Serious Machine Learning Python books that can replace a good course?
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There is a RE from Hamburg to Berlin?
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Students in Berlin meanwhile have to pay 200€ for the public transport ticket alone.
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I think that the Deutsche Bahn runs 100% on clean energy.
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People in Germany are typically not very contact friendly and since COVID it got way worse. People here rather stand than sit next to a stranger, sometimes even across. The trains will be beyond crowded this summer (especially the ones goin
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Especially for traveling across Germany, this ticket isn't quite useful, however I feel like it is marketed as "free traveling across Germany for a month" which isn't really the case. Am wondering how everything will pla
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Yes it is extremely expensive. However I don't think most people who have a car will use it. The trains will be extremely crowded and to get to any notable destination you will probably have to change a couple of times. I think people
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The German government did that to compensate for rising gasoline prices. While I think that is in general appreciated by the public, I am not quite sure how many people aged 45 above will use this ticket. They trains will be super crowded t
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Also have a quite opposite experience. Lived in rural Germany for years and even seeing a police car on the road was something special. You could almost never hear police cars. In all major cities I have been you could hear sirens all day,
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Good point. More and more cities are starting to punish noise with tech, some German cities want/are implementing no drive zones in city centers for certain car types. Good for noise reduction and environment.
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One of the main and most disturbing sound issues we have in Germany are churches. One church near to my home rings EVERY 15 Minutes, EVERY day from 7am to 6pm. Wanting to sleep in on a Sunday? Not possible. Wanting to do a quick nap after l
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"Climate change makes people feel angry, powerless, and — above all — afraid. If society doesn’t act more decisively, climate change will affect all our lives and gravely damage livelihoods around the world." I agree. The media ha
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Very excited to see what the future holds for this. What kind of crazy books, stories and plots will be written with AI? How will AI's creativity manifest itself? Will AI ever develop its own unique style?
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Water bottles in Germany also recently started having these attached caps. I think it is a great start yet still way more has to be done. Especially since most countries don't even recycle their bottles and plastic waste still. Doesnt
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