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Dieter Rams, the German industrial designer(en.wikipedia.org)
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What I learnt from 12 months off alcohol(linkedin.com)
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by scirocco 10y ago
It's interesting how the autonomous car evolution is to a very large extent a result from the private sector. Companies could have been asking the federal government to install sensors in all stop signs, and under the street to support
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by scirocco 10y ago
It's truly fascinating how everything will become as-a-service. Truck and car manufacturers will have to disrupt their business models, as their customers will be fewer, but larger - known as Service Providers. This is exactly what is
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by scirocco 10y ago
Thus improving public transport and make people less dependent on Uber :)
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by scirocco 10y ago
prediction, as an aside: sometime soonish, there will be widespread adoption of something between renting an AirBNB, and owning furniture. Maybe it’s a service where you rent furniture. An AI-assisted interior decorator gives you a proposa
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by scirocco 10y ago
Hard to go to UK and not hear parents bragging about what school their children go to...
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by scirocco 10y ago
Makes me think about Ladonia in southern Sweden. Painter built a tower by using wood lying around on the beach, and proclaimed the 1 km2 area the name of Ladonia. Local authorities see it as a crime due to the area being a nature reserve an
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by scirocco 10y ago
Any way of reading that paper?
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Scania Clock(scania.com)
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by scirocco 10y ago
This is pretty common in Mexico. Go to the Mayan village of Coba on the Yucatan Pensinsula and you will see hundreds of small mountains. What used to be pyramids, are now hills as trees and bushes have grown through them. When I was there s