This comment is rational.
For those inter-city bike lanes like you see in some parts of France they would be great.
This comment is rational.
For those inter-city bike lanes like you see in some parts of France they would be great.
I feel there’s probably some reasons they haven’t become popular.
Don’t turn as nimbly as a bike
Can’t put them on your shoulder and carry them indoors, onto a train, etc. like as a bike
Don’t climb hills as well as a bike (source)
20× the cost of a bike, maybe that could be brought down by economies of scale if they were more popular
I could imagine a velomobile being preferable if you’re commuting from a satellite town to the city, and the journey consists of a long straight road.
I’d definitely say they’re worse for getting around the city, and their comparative advantages are bought at the price of significant extra overhead.
One cool thing about piracy battles is ISPs’ interests are aligned with the pirates. It’s the record labels who are against it.
you can also have a free trial
eh, so they charge for it
that’s beautiful
If you’re watching the things you want to watch, the “That’s not the right site so it doesn’t count!” argument doesn’t make much sense.
There’s no such thing as “fake” or “real” in this context.
This is not rocket science. You want to watch telly: you find the site, hit play, it plays.
Nah, search for ‘aniwave’ and you can find it easily
Hahahaha
Imagine believing a website is down because a paper says so.
Takes five seconds to find.
Removed by mod
the proof of the pudding is in the eating
MPA says no more “Whac-a-Mole” with pirate sites
Why would you say something you know you’ll regret having said?
Loads of things that depend on google play services
Imagine letting yourself get emotional about ghe “asshole community” of a “tiling compositor”.
Anything can get to you if that can.
Pick shaggy ink caps
2 and 3 are both posing questions
How could AI even be applied?!?!?
How could AI even be improved?!?!?
as though the implication were that these are unanswerable questions
when they’re actually easily answerable
2: it can be applied to logistics, control of fusion energy, drug-discovery pipelines, lots of things that could soon amount to a trillion dollars
3: it can be improved by combining LLMs with neural-symbolic logic and lots of other things extensively written about
I assume the Goldman Sachs report is more intelligent than this summary makes out. Coz the summary is just saying we should throw our hands up in despair at well-studied questions that a lot of work has gone into answering.
If AI is a trillion dollar investment, what trillion dollar problem is it solving?
If you could increase the productivity of knowledge-workers 5%, that’s worth a trillion
- AI won’t work because of the American power grid
Makes no sense. Why would one random country having an underdeveloped power grid stymie AI?
I’m not an AI gal, but those are obvious bad points.
The oil industry didn’t legally manipulate velomobiles into having a wide turning circle