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Cool idea. Crashes on iOS though, after downloading the 1.7B model

Which makes total sense given the current political situation.

With the huge hoods these things have the driver has a hard time seeing what is right in front of them, and when they hit a pedestrian (kid or adult) they are much more likely to d…

I’ve had this same idea, and it doesn’t work. Or at least: it works quote well, but the problem is that you get hallucinations. And it can be incredibly discouraging to find out th…

I'm not sure if you're from the Netherlands, but I can assure you it's more nuanced that this. Mixing only works when cars are not dominant, so you need low car volumes and low spe…

I would argue the point of the article isn’t “we need more bollards everywhere “, it’s “our regard for pedestrian safety is absurdly low, even cheap tools to increase pedestrian sa…

If the harm to society is 1M$ per car, should we be driving them at all?

Not in the cloud.

It's all fun and games until the websites you need (bank, local government, etc) only support the pipes build by a tech corp in a faraway country. Diversity is good and healthy.

And also basic levels of German and French. Outside of tech I actually hear from multiple sources German is an important language for trade between medium-sided companies, to Germa…

This sounds like a very American answer. Have you been to such an event in any other place, like Europe? Near me is the largest open air weekend market of the Netherlands. Do you k…

Well, it can also be pure randomness

Dutch person here. I believe the driver is at fault, unless it can be proven that the cyclist had a serious part in the crash. Having said that, there is significant effort made he…

Non-paywall link?

Yes this is true, but because of the separated infrastructure there are much fewer collision point between motorized and non motorized traffic. Basically all streets where cars can…

Forced signup for Medium. Meh.

If you saw many seniors with slow typing speed, wouldn't that be a sign that typing speeds doesn't mater that much?

The original Dutch article is a few months older even. This article is great journalism.

Interesting. The shape of Amsterdam is super weird though. I wonder how the outline was made.

Any good books or films on this topic?

What is wrong with that?

In Holland, it seems like a lot of effort is put into wheelchair access. At least for newer buildings (Post WW2) and public transportation. But I'm not physically disabled, so have…

Fibers. They are good for your digestive system, and make you feel full for longer. So less craving for snacking.

Paywall

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