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Not that rare in California. Off the top of my head: Sonoma, Napa, Mendocino, Santa Clara, San Mateo, Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Diego, San Bernardino, and Alameda counties all have…

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They’re saying all brands use planned obsolescence to force consumers to buy lightbulbs (from any brand) more often, increasing sales for the whole industry, not one specific brand…

San Francisco avoids this particular problem by having the walk signal turn on automatically when the car signal is green — no need to hit a button (most intersections don't have b…

I posted here and was contacted by the founder of a startup the same day. Got invited for an interview and received an offer a week later. I don’t recall getting much spam from tha…

Nearly all intersections in the US are like this. Note that cars must stop before turning right on a red, so it’s not a total free-for-all. The stopping forces them to yield to ped…

It guarantees no cross traffic. Turns are still a threat. I’ve seen the type of light you describe (all pedestrians walk in all directions at once while all cars have a red) in the…

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