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by pandaman 6mo ago
No road rule is necessary for anyone, all of them are for safety only. >It takes a bit longer for a bicycle to stop and start again than for a car, and requiring cyclists to fully stop will absolutely destroy throughput at a stop sign. H
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by pandaman 6mo ago
Cars in London apparently have a right to pull over to drop and pick up passengers.
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by pandaman 6mo ago
>Generally, on a bike you want to be predictable. If you do something weird, like not going when it's your turn, you're increasing your risk. Absolutely agree. As same as going when it's not your turn. But, first and forem
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by pandaman 6mo ago
You did not read the thread did you? I have asked how is this supposed to improve safety, this is what is this thread about.
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by pandaman 6mo ago
This sounds like a survivorship bias, you imagine that people who blow stops won't do that if you don't stop but, people who did the same on a bike and were t-boned by a car might not be in a good condition to post about their exp
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by pandaman 6mo ago
You described cars violating rules, but what is your remedy for that, not to stop? How is it going to help with the cars blowing their stops?
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by pandaman 6mo ago
Like what? I hear people claim that not stopping at STOP sign is somehow making it safer than stopping but when asked about the mechanism of the safety in such a maneuver they either disappear or proclaim that Idaho where this is allowed is
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by pandaman 6mo ago
>Pulling into the bike lane for 30 seconds causes bikers to have to unsafely pull around the car Or, hear me out, they could stop if passing the car is unsafe.
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by pandaman 6mo ago
Action cameras seem to have less than a 2h run-time though. One could argue that a replaceable battery is a desired feature on such a device as many users of these cameras participate in activities lasting much longer. They also tend to hav
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by pandaman 6mo ago
I am sorry, can you rephrase so I could understand what you are trying to say now?
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by pandaman 6mo ago
I believe you wanted to say that the NISMART is the source, not the pamphlet you referenced, right? Because my source does not reference your pamphlet. Still looking for statistics of abductions, from people who claimed they are very rare y
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by pandaman 6mo ago
It's bizarre, I have people responding with outdated or anachronistic statistics again on HN. Is this because LLMs get trained to a certain date? 2017 was almost 10 years ago. Also, for some reason "abducted by strangers" is
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by pandaman 6mo ago
How are abduction rates extremely low? Where did you get the rates? I could only find FBI NCIC reports, which do not differentiate the reason, but it shows 300K+ missing children in 2025. That's quite a lot. It does not say what fracti
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by pandaman 6mo ago
>is under their own genocidal threat, "from the river to the sea" So, when Zionists used the same language [1] it's for peace but if goyim do then it's a threat, and a genocidal one, no less? 1. https://e
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by pandaman 6mo ago
>Also, if you think people can scream constantly, you're sorely mistaken. At the point when you need to make up arguments for your opponent it's a good time to stop and realize you've lost the argument.
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by pandaman 6mo ago
It drowns out average human conversation so what? Are you out of context tokens? We are comparing to people blasting music and screaming, not conversing in normal voice. Your knowledge of physics also seems to be lacking - sound levels depe
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by pandaman 6mo ago
As I am not a bot, I can hear things myself without hallucinating chatbots. Try arguing instead of being a redditor.
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by pandaman 6mo ago
I don't know where you live, but I have lived in a few cities in the US and cars don't make much noise by themselves, other than people turning music up inside the cars. Car music, in turn, is eclipsed by people turning up music f
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by pandaman 6mo ago
Likely he posted about it on every social network he uses.
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by pandaman 6mo ago
If you believe the school bus is stalking you - press charges. IANAL but I believe you will be missing necessary elements such as it should target you specifically but try your luck, I guess.
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by pandaman 6mo ago
>Seven out of the top ten best selling vehicles in 2010 were sedans I only see six sedans in your link. But regardless if you count CR-V or Fusion as a sedan, you are arguing for me. 2010 being a recession year is prominent for drop of t
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by pandaman 6mo ago
SUVs and pickups did not win anything in 2010, F-series trucks had been number one best seller through the entire 21st century, and the top 10 selling cars were half and half Camry/Civic/Accord and trucks and SUVs.
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by pandaman 6mo ago
If a school bus with cameras films you on your private land then trespass it away and get a court order to destroy records. On a public street, however, you don't have privacy, anybody can film you.
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by pandaman 6mo ago
The law forces American corporations to hire Americans, various work visas are exceptions from the law given under certain conditions. It appears the companies are abusing these exceptions and violate these conditions. There is no such thin
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by pandaman 6mo ago
It might have been the same until 1960s in the US. It doesn't matter in 2020s, when people who graduated before 1960s are in their 80s if still alive.
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by pandaman 6mo ago
>"democratization" doesn't mean more people have access to it It literally does, https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/democratic 3: relating, appealing, or available to the broad masses of the p
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by pandaman 6mo ago
Yes, in the US seasons are aligned with equinoxes and solstices. I.e. summer starts at the Summer Solstice and ends at the Autumnal Equinox.
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by pandaman 6mo ago
Base rate fallacy will start applying when the test's false positive rate is comparable to the frequency of the event. In the US cops usually don't show up at all when called, for cops to show up and do drug testing somebody needs
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by pandaman 6mo ago
Why would somebody transport a bike on car to London and ride on the streets crowded with pedestrians? And attach a massive bell to a carbon bike to facilitate that? The video shows that they have given these to delivery riders, which seems
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by pandaman 6mo ago
I don't quite follow, how slowing makes the problem of a runner jumping into the side of your bike go away? If anything it makes it more likely he or she will knock you off the bike since a slower moving bike is less stable and also in

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