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by morsch 2y ago
Admittedly, P+R is only a (kind of) solution for people of suburbia commuting into the office towers etc of the city. Pretty common scenario around the globe, but maybe not in Texas. Escooters are nice to cover the last mile.
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by morsch 2y ago
Loads of interchanges have Wikipedia pages: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_road_interchanges_in... I think literally every interchange in Germany has got its own article: https://de.m.wikipedia.org&
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by morsch 2y ago
Park + ride
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by morsch 2y ago
Huh, interesting. Not exactly conclusive, though. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3841993/
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by morsch 2y ago
Not just handcuffed. Also dressed in a jail outfit, and threatened with juvenile detention. I'm not sure which is worse.
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by morsch 2y ago
I was immediately reminded of the stern warnings to keep out of flooded basements until you've made sure the electricity to the house is cut off. I found[1] at least one person who died this year because of this lesser-known risk of fl
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by morsch 2y ago
Yeah, and I keep pasting the wrong thing because the terminal emulator tries to simulate the X behavior (which is very useful) but doesn't maintain a separate buffer like X does.
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by morsch 2y ago
For the majority of Android phones, two to three years was also the length of time you got software updates of you bought the phone right when it was released, if you were lucky. I would have loved to pay somebody 80 EUR to replace the batt
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by morsch 2y ago
Approximately per day, more specifically. I never made that connection, interesting.
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by morsch 2y ago
I found this, but it's an interview in Dutch (which I don't speak): https://www.538.nl/bas-en-dylan/het-mysterie-rondom-het-numm... They seem to think the lyrics are handcrafted, but performed by AI. For all
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by morsch 2y ago
This flag and the UI seems to go back to (at least) Netscape 7 in 2002, btw.
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by morsch 2y ago
The cleanup after a broken tempered glass breaks isn't worse than after a regular glass in my experience. There are more shards, yes, but they are individually less dangerous. And in either case the annoying thing is having to be thoro
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by morsch 2y ago
Complicated, but routinely done? Glass recycling seems to be routine and widespread. Glass containers and jars, that is, not drinking glasses.
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by morsch 2y ago
I wonder how Duralex compares to Superfest in terms of durability. Duralex is certainly more durable than regular glass, but I have stopped demoing it because it does break sometimes. Our Duralex glasses are also pretty thick, while the Sup
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by morsch 2y ago
It's not just a question of whether they generate more GHG per mile, it's a question of whether they generate more GHG per hour . You wouldn't make a thousand mile trip over the weekend by car, but people don't bat an e
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by morsch 2y ago
What other stuff comes to mind?
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by morsch 2y ago
People keep writing this, but the tomatoes I grew myself and those grown by friends as well as local very small scale growers haven't lived up to the hype. Presumably this just isn't a good place to grow tomatoes. But I guess Prov
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by morsch 2y ago
A friend just started the shots and there was no ramp up, he's getting the shots every four to six weeks from the start. When I looked into it ten years ago, you had to come in weekly for a long time, which discouraged me from doing it
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by morsch 2y ago
Why would you be able to speak for all men?
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by morsch 2y ago
Isn't that Akka?
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by morsch 2y ago
It's incredibly slow and clunky. They're just bad at software. Even if the third party app was good, just getting to it through the camera interface would make it agonizing to use.
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by morsch 2y ago
Previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40742163
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by morsch 2y ago
I don't think so. I already had the setting visible in the UI disabled, but the thing in about:config was still on.
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by morsch 2y ago
I appreciate the article, but isn't the example image of a grey bird on cobblestone looking on a dark pool of water an odd choice to illustrate color subsampling?
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by morsch 2y ago
It's worse than that, isn't it? Not only are the algorithms presumably super linear, the transistor count has been increasing exponentially, but the compute power per transistor has been decreasing over time. See e.g. [1]. Althoug
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by morsch 2y ago
Close to 1.5B, according to FIFA, I could not find any independent estimations. But what's 500m among friends. I just asked two people not in tech >60 who Zuckerberg is and they both knew him. But, I mean, they still read the newspa
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by morsch 2y ago
> Search interest obviously isn't a direct correlation to name recognition No, it is not, but I'm willing to admit that my antipathy towards spectator sports may have led me astray here.
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by morsch 2y ago
I tried to find some data, and I have to say I'm surprised how low potato consumption is in Germany[1]: 59 kg per capita per year. Metaphorically unfocusing my eyes while looking at the linked map, that seems like it's about avera
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by morsch 2y ago
Among those three, I think there's no competition, Zuckerberg is easily the most well-known.
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by morsch 2y ago
> the changes in cilantro popularity could probably be connected to waves of migrations and general genetic pool changes in a particular place It's not impossible, but without data it's pure conjecture. The first study I found

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