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Tools created will be used, the cost of the US and Russian war arsenal is far greater than just the monetary cost to build them. One could argue that a weapons destructive force should be counted against it. To strive for peace is not near
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Parking laws are strangling America
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Your argument does not scale. There can never be enough car infrastructure, the more you have the longer you have to drive to get outside the city. Luxury is very much about perception, it is not obviously true that having your own steel ca
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3y ago
This is how traffic should be, everyone should communicate clearly and give way to pedestrians, including bicycles, Amsterdam cyclists are horrible at this. About your fear the fix is to tell your kids to look for that communication as well
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It works incredible well for bicycles though, as is stated in the article 17% decrease of travel time has been shown. This mirrors my experience, though it suffers alot if there is one or two non synchronized lights at the edges of a wave.
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3y ago
Environmental, social and ecological issues are externals and are basically never included in the price.
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3y ago
The use case mentioned for http is: you have edge services that need to be able to query a db and http might be the only open way to communicate. Exactly why you run on the edge or use sqlite is actually off topic. I mean I run User Mode Li
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Obviously because you already run sqlite and need to access it remotely for some reason. You might want to standardize how applications like Datasette works and use a known working library for the postgres wire protocol.
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This is part of something we pay 300k per year for, should they sponsor the projects they include in their product?
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3y ago
It is very common if street view is anything to go on.
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You are postfixing your post saying that this "evidence" is not enough to support you case on its own. My point is that it is even worse. You miss everything that disproves your opinion. The graph does not support your argumentati
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3y ago
It is about making road design safe by default, at least here where it started. It is a very car centric model of the world though.
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Except they cant kill as effectivly whit a good road design..
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It is true from my experience that yield signs are used extensively in some parts of Europe. Are stop signs really that common in NA?
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You are really cherry picking to come to that conclusion, but if citations correlates that strongly to less accidents that should be easy to show. It can not be the only thing though.
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3y ago
If anything designing a neighborhood with no sidewalks must be a systemic issue?
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3y ago
Traffic lights are there for cars, of course pedestrians and everyone else should be able to ignore them. They are not there for safety, and unprotected road users are superb at managing risks. Jaywalking should never be a crime if you liv
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> smack our kid into submission What does this mean? I never talk child care in any significant way on the net, so I feel there are way to many ways too misinterpret this. Even the nice interpretation of this would border on illegal here
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Sweden has always been a place with large mining businesses, the rights to mine are extensive in Sweden. Historically speaking at least our mines have a large political capital. You are right that indigenous rights and environmentalists hav
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Since Barsebäck is one of the only sites you are allowed to built nuclear plants on it is a high on the list of places where a new plant would be built. IF you want it built fast.
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3y ago
That's why storing your conf in a keyboard input device is so nice, works as long as you can insert your own keyboard. I think I might start doing that, but the systems I remote in to are so different can not be sure emacs/vim is
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3y ago
That sounds fantastic actually fighting everyday bribery is such a nice feeling. I spent some time in a country with corrupt officers it was a real life drain for me, it was why I could not live abroad. The Wikipedia article is a little bit
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The W model has Bluetooth, the plain version RP Pico 2040 version does not. BT has always been possible to use but under a non commercial license.
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From Wikipedia. > In 1996, a surrogate character mechanism was implemented in Unicode 2.0, so that Unicode was no longer restricted to 16 bits. This increased the Unicode codespace to over a million code points, So that seems like a fair
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I just watched The battle of Algiers it has a take on it, way before all the other more recent good guy wars. Of course we can blame France, but smaller nations are not blameless, apartheid was supported by many good guys.
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France most probably have their own imaging as is the case with many countries; NOAA in the US, OS in GB etc.
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It will be interesting to see how the research in CSI Chester is going. Will it affect the employees situation in prisons, and can it help rehabilitation in atleast some small sense. https://www.fastcompany.com/90794291/
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Does some people deserve a shitty life, in general that is not something we should strive for. There are two things I feel about this, first is prisons as they are in many countries are really bad for the employees, lots of suicide etc. As
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I camped 3km from a medium sized road, the noise pollution was significant. But only during rush hours i.e. 0730 - 0900.
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The biggest issue is actually that the analytic part is so removed from the performance part. There is no good way to know what will be a fast analytics report, no feedback in the UI for the creator of the report. I am stuck with policing
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