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631.
by ginko 3y ago
>Pedestrians will step onto the road in front of them. Pedestrians SHOULD be able to just step onto the road on a crosswalk without having to worry if drivers will stop as they're legally required to.
632.
by ginko 3y ago
The same thing happened to the British pound that year[1]. Was that also because of socialism? [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Wednesday
633.
by ginko 3y ago
What does that even mean? I assume you're referring to the cost of kindergarten? That's just a small part of the overall cost of childcare.
634.
by ginko 3y ago
That would be detectable as continuous acceleration rather than large initial acceleration followed by none for the duration of the throw.
635.
by ginko 3y ago
Yeah, the more I look into this the more dire this looks for Newag.
636.
by ginko 3y ago
>If the law is huge and complex, and a large company wants to make your life hell... Newag's revenue is about $300 million. This isn't Siemens.
637.
by ginko 3y ago
It's strange. Usually the competition for train contracts is quite fierce and train operators have a lot of power dictating terms. This is not some david vs goliath thing.
638.
by ginko 3y ago
Considering what Steam has been done for linux gaming Valve employees could be kicking puppies for all I care.
639.
by ginko 3y ago
What would be the New Zealand connection of Tolkien (other than the peter jackson movies)?
640.
by ginko 3y ago
https://forums.tigsource.com/index.php?topic=6273.0
641.
by ginko 3y ago
0x10c had serious promise. In many ways it was one of the 300 attempts at creating a successful SS13 clone (but with Mojang on it it _might_ have worked?). Who knows.. Even Minecraft was catching lightning in a bottle. It was there just at
642.
by ginko 3y ago
Guess grandparent is alluding to this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UiS27feX8o0
643.
by ginko 3y ago
Seems like that still needs an extra RET to confirm register overwrites: https://yhetil.org/emacs/87a5qi1vui.fsf@posteo.net/
644.
by ginko 3y ago
As a long-time emacs user who's never used registers I still think this is very poor form from the maintainers. Emacs should be about customization and changing such a basic feature without a way to return to the original behavior is p
645.
by ginko 3y ago
Surely 2D printing is pretty much a solved problem by now. How come there is no company making cheap, no-fuss printers that accept standard USB&network printing driver protocols. You'd expect them to eat everyone's lunch. Argu
646.
by ginko 3y ago
Not really. It's reasonable to ban the automatic detection of stuff like this.
647.
by ginko 3y ago
>LOL, so an AI isn't "allowed" to tell if a person is black, white or Asian? Yes. I don't see what you find so funny about this.
648.
by ginko 3y ago
The idea would be that the "domesticated" variant is more infectious so it would outcompete the wild ones.
649.
by ginko 3y ago
I wonder if such a virus domestication could be somehow done in-vitro. Probably would only make sense at the very beginning of a (new) pandemic.
650.
by ginko 3y ago
I would have expected counterfeit clone would use a node much more modern than either the 6502 or R65C02, leading to even better performance. Are there so many original 6052s around that it's cheaper to just relabel those? (I guess che
651.
by ginko 3y ago
>I was at MS in 2008 September and internally they had a very beautiful and well functioning Office web already So why did they never release that and went with Office 365 instead?
652.
by ginko 3y ago
I could buy those two cybertrucks in cash.
653.
by ginko 3y ago
Yes, don't ask questions, just consume product and then get excited for next products.
654.
by ginko 3y ago
> I have one, but am looking for a second. holy consoomer
655.
by ginko 3y ago
I traveled to Japan last Summer and noticed many vending machines had problems with the new bimetallic 500-yen coin. Must be a huge headache upgrading all those machines. But then I can understand you'd want to keep the 500-yen coin ha
656.
by ginko 3y ago
I'm pretty sure any attempted plane hijacking after 9/11 would result in the hijackers getting mobbed by passengers.
657.
by ginko 3y ago
Right, guess I just don't know enough on what their experiment looks like.
658.
by ginko 3y ago
I assume any particle like that can only be detected by a single sensor in one location. How do you verify that this isn't some sort of noise artifact in your system?
659.
by ginko 3y ago
SLS already did a successful moon orbit last year. Starship hasn't even made it into orbit so far.
660.
by ginko 3y ago
In case you're wondering why you're downvoted: This is a spy plane, not a delivery vehicle. The closest competitor would be satellites, but as the article mentions, there's limitations to those.

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