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by k_wisniewski 13y ago
That was exactly my thought when I saw Tesla for the first time! I love how this car looks and that it's a technological marvel, but big touchscreen requiring you to look somewhere else instead of focusing on the road is a really bad t
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by k_wisniewski 13y ago
There certainly were some attempts to introduce more cars to the city centers in Europe, tram lines used to be closed etc. but thankfully a lot of streets were too narrow to handle an ever-increasing traffic so they just had to give up. Not
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by k_wisniewski 13y ago
Well I'd argue that suburban areas in Europe are sometimes even less dense, yet still there's much more places to go to. Maybe "bad" is a "bad" word here, but I think this is just a matter of urban planning. If
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by k_wisniewski 13y ago
Well, maybe I've lived there for the period of time that has been simply too short to judge, but after being raised in an urban/suburban environment in Europe (Warsaw, Poland to be specific) it just felt like there's nothing
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by k_wisniewski 13y ago
As an European, I've never understand how is that possible that South Bay is such a bad place to live. Everything interesting like night life, public transport even groceries and restaurants are all either non-existent or so far away t
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by k_wisniewski 13y ago
I know what the author of this post aimed for, I agree with his point of view, but still I believe that HN should only contain some tech or startup related topics. I read HN since nearly a year now, and I see more and more people misunderst
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by k_wisniewski 13y ago
That's a really bad news, but I don't know why do people post such stories on HN. I watch CNN, so I know these things and if there's someone interested in getting to know this, he would go to CNN's website rather than to HN. This is a place