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2y ago
"Bikes hitting pedestrians (ex: children wandering out on to the bikelane) is a much larger safety concern than bikes being hit by cars." what? there are many orders of magnitude more injuries and deaths from bikes being hit by ca
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2y ago
I don’t understand what the naysayers want? They want an app that is decentralized, completely free, uses nothing remotely related to crypto, doesn’t serve ads, and where it starts day 1 with a robust ecosystem of applications using it. The
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It is also responsible for the most sophisticated and stringent anti doping controls of all time. Riders are now frequently blood tested multiple times per day during a race. At this point, doping is far more widespread in most other sports
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2y ago
I was a cyclist and my brother is now a professional. It's rare. There was a time when it was rampant and accepted. Then a time when it was not accepted but prevalent as the controls lagged severely behind the methods (Lance Armstrong)
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2y ago
The system is also supposed to discourage you from breaking the law intentionally, yes.
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2y ago
The law does not allow you to break the speed limit to pass. You might just have to start following the rules
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2y ago
Living in a sparsely populated area is the luxury here. You can live somewhere rural, somewhere small, but still within biking distance of everything you need daily and within train or bus of weekly needs.
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3y ago
Also, these university students are likely far more used to typing than handwriting
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3y ago
What is the benefit of this over MSW ( https://mswjs.io/ )
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3y ago
Consider the pro car propaganda
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3y ago
For real
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3y ago
I have been using social media strictly through mobile Safari for a month now and my ads have gotten so insanely irrelevant. It made me wonder what data they were getting from the app that they don’t have access to any more
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3y ago
It seems like blue sky is fun right now because it’s exclusive. There doesn’t seem to be anything fundamental to the technology that differentiates the experience from Twitter.
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4y ago
I have this. It’s great except it randomly fails and disconnects or refuses to play. Have tried many updates for multiple years and always the same. I resorted to airplay. Spotify doesn’t want to integrate with others and so the reverse eng
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4y ago
Curious what you mean? Like the cost to build the app itself?
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Ask HN: Why don’t companies build a browser app to get around Apple 30%
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4y ago
The root of the issue is that CSS itself has no good design pattern that scales well.
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4y ago
Don't discount the fact that many europeans are actively trying to conserve and refuse to heat their house until absolutely necessary. I have 65 yr old friends in amsterdam taking spongebaths because they don't want to support rus
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4y ago
The sea is pretty effectively reclaiming land back from them at this point. It's not a winning battle these days. It's also not so simple to build Manhattan style buildings on a sandpit
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4y ago
Insane to me that finder opens in like 10 different possible views depending on… what I have no idea
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4y ago
The fact that you wanted one of those ped killing tanks is unbelievable to me
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5y ago
fair use varies greatly state to state as far as I understand it
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5y ago
I don’t really see how making the vehicles autonomous helps? We could have that future now with normal vehicles if we just disallow them. We don’t need the technocracy to do it.
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5y ago
I did this to send someone a birthday message in 2010 or so.
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6y ago
I will worry about the energy used to launch it into space. Or build the dam, or whatever. And the other env. implications of those actions.
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6y ago
Huh? It would reduce a statistically significant amount of wasted energy. About as much as Ireland uses every year. Seems like a good goal to pursue, unless you’re a nihilist I guess
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6y ago
It’s hilarious to see the coin bros attack this article. The point here isn’t the number, it’s the scale of waste, which is astronomical. I would rather protect the environment than someone’s ability to buy drugs online. What other legitima
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6y ago
About the microplastics and deterioration : would it be better if we just buried the trash in a landfill? Seems the bricks might offer a slight improvement or break even there
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6y ago
There is a little thing called tone. And criticizing someone’s over negativity is constructive. You’d want that negativity problem to point pointed out and addressed, wouldn’t you?
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6y ago
I wish I could add a photo of the sky in the alps right now. Insane.
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