tias @ tias @discuss.tchncs.de

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Not only that. As a general rule road markings are hidden beneath the snow, and often signs will be covered as well. You have to make an educated guess what they say. E.g. speed limit is based on contextual clues like road width, distance to treeline etc).

Really any technology that relies on signs and markings being visible will fail. There is little indication of where the road is. Often a fork in the road is not apparent because the plow has pushed up a snow bank that you must push through (but be careful not to get stuck in it if it's too dense).

Combine this with heavy snow in the wind, road salt that picks up dirt that sticks to sensors, fog, and other cars that overtake you while spraying snow across your windshield. It's honestly crazy that humans manage so well in these conditions.

Yeah what does "substantially" mean in this context and what are we even measuring? In terms of percentage units, the step from 28% to 33% is definitely a substantial increase. The question doesn't specify whether we're talking about total dollars paid or just how much the tax percentage increases in that bracket.

They're basically "republicans light": still bad but at least not literal nazis

Human eyes are way better at this than any camera based self driving system. No self driving system is anywhere close to driving in Swedish winter with bad weather and no sun, yet us Swedes do it routinely by the millions every day.

I can't imagine where this attack would work

Is it really "not safe for work" if everyone at work is in on it?

Her dog.

Thanks! I didn't know about these.

There's nothing else like the Chromecast audio, and it's a crying shame that Google discontinued them. I have four and rely on them every day. I sure hope they will fix this issue.

ThinkPad is a work tool. MacBook is a fashion statement.

With a few exceptions, I haven't bought from Amazon in more than a decade. I never buy from them unless I absolutely can't find the thing I need anywhere else.

Saying it's "an interesting idea" makes it sound as if git wasn't intended to be used like this from the start. But it was intentionally designed to allow posting patches to the Linux kernel mailing lists. It even has commands for producing email directly from the command line.

Sites like GitHub are the "idea".

What's her thing anyway? Catfishing?

This was all pretty unrelatable. Makes me wonder if the author has ever studied how these methods are supposed to work.

But isn't Servo funded by Mozilla

I've never gotten 'Hey Google" to work properly when the phone is locked. And my phone is always locked except when I'm already using it, in which case it's just easier and less awkward to hold down the activation button.

Deadbeef is awesome. No nonsense and powerful features.

On Android I use Poweramp. Not open source or even free, but great UX and all the features I need, with every effort being made for the best sound quality.

But... you don't need a clone to do that. Just find anyone who wants to live with you and work 50%.

Would be easier to give "support and understanding" if they actually explained why they didn't reimplement it in the new "experience".

Isn't it weird how I can fap without a second thought, but the idea of having my clone give me a hand job disgusts me