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WindyMiller
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Comment #48796770
Comaps can display your current speed and (if it's in the data) the speed limit for the road you're on - everything you need to avoid speeding tickets!
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Comment #47960313
[It was also in direct reference to this comic.]( https://www.overyourhead.co.uk/2011/01/rarely-connect.html )
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Comment #47542961
[How confident are you that this writer uses AI?]( https://sightlessscribbles.com/posts/the-colonization-of-con... )
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Comment #47454740
But you can't be on the cutting-edge of everything, and there are opportunity costs.
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Comment #46524668
To be fair it wouldn't really be doing its job if it didn't come with any asterisks
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Comment #46272902
The interface equivalent of ten sad fireworks and a pack of sparklers in a rainy back garden probably wouldn't have the same addictive effects, though.
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Comment #45876410
> 1 car in 3 on the roads in the UK is funded via PIP In 2024 there were about 34 million cars registered in the UK and Motability had a fleet of 815,000. Are you telling me that t…
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Comment #45490301
> all locations any given individual has been seen This is perhaps another reason people in the UK might be more chill about ANPR: we're smaller and incrementally less carbrained, …
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Comment #44519280
Different words mean different things. "Tall people can reach things on high shelves." Change "tall" for any other adjective and you will see how absurd it is.
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Comment #44510146
On the other hand, I think short-scale millions and billions are used far more often than the larger numbers, and the starts of words tend to be more salient than the ends, so it's…
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Comment #44268065
You can crowdfund for a project manager!
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Comment #44235263
The comment said 'organizing this', not doing the development work. That could mean crowdfunding to fund development of the desired outcome. A faff, of course, but perhaps a better…
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Comment #44178812
I was drawn to this idea but then I realised that the number of phone calls/texts I made/received was so low I would essentially be carrying the phone in case of emergencies. Or, m…
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Comment #43856931
I think projects like this help you develop a felt understanding of the painting as a unique physical artifact that is not fully reproduced by prints or scans.
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Comment #43830142
I don't see anything about interstates in your comment. But even roads reserved for motor vehicles have noise and pollution effects on people who don't use them. Plus, passengers e…
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Comment #43821120
> Laws should reflect the values of the democratic consensus, speed limits included. If almost everybody is traveling at a speed other than the posted speed limit, whether that's f…
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Comment #43620887
What about the half of the remaining artists that are below the new median?
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Comment #43479714
That could only obsolete fiction-writing if you take a very narrow, essentially commercial view of what fiction-writing is for. I could build a machine that phones my mother and te…
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Comment #43421263
Of course, train drivers aren't the only rail workers, and pay isn't the only reason for strikes.
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Comment #43420605
I think you really undervalue the pleasure of getting one over on our awful train system, and also overestimate how much money the young people of the UK have access to.
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Comment #43199667
...IN MICE
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Comment #42878103
Do you think kids who hang out at the mall really love the management of the mall?
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Comment #42248215
That doesn't explain why the Cybertruck bothers people more than other expensive things. And the rich have always been ready to express horror at the tastes of the poor (and even m…
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Comment #42246709
> They’re articles of fashion. Hard to square this with: > There are legitimate criticisms of Musk and Tesla. "I don't like how someone else's car looks" is not one of them. Whethe…