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by jonp888 7y ago
No, it's much simpler than you are probably imagining. The cart locks to the one in front using a short chain with a plug between a device attached to the handlebars of each cart. It comes out of the back of one and locks into the fron
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by jonp888 7y ago
You might as well say "While obviously people use HackerNews, I just don't get it. Had a account and deleted it years ago. What does it add? I see no value in it." The same reason anyone does anything social. To discuss with
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by jonp888 8y ago
They do think of that. I've seen old bridges where extra barriers had been installed to prevent the full width being used because it was judged not capable of supporting the weight of being filled with people by modern standards. On th
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by jonp888 8y ago
"AirBnB allows to utilize spare capacity available in the already dense city that is doing no work at optimal pricing." That statement is, to me, awful and terrifying. I live in Berlin, where AirBNB is not popular at all. There&#x
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by jonp888 9y ago
True, Google StreeView is unique. However, this article is not about Streetview, it is about the polar opposite - the invisible, detailed metadata about lanes, junctions, speed limits and manouveuring restrictions that is neccessary for aut
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by jonp888 9y ago
This article is somewhat misleading about the exceptional nature of Google Map's road network data, particularly the claim that "I came away convinced that the geographic data Google has assembled is not likely to be matched by an