Cool idea. Crashes on iOS though, after downloading the 1.7B model
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 die.…
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 speed in these areas. Residential areas in…
If the harm to society is 1M$ per car, should we be driving them at all?
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.
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 here to just reduce conflict points…
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 drive 50kmph (30mph) and up cyclist…
Forced signup for Medium. Meh.
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?
Fibers. They are good for your digestive system, and make you feel full for longer. So less craving for snacking.
Paywall
Something like this blog?: http://www.andrewalexanderprice.com/blog20130330.php#.XMaxB-...
As with most hobbies, you start with a lot of failures and some successes. Maybe these trees aren't the right ones for this spot in your garden. Maybe they are. I've come to peace with the fact that some plans will die…
Awesome news to hear that the graduates are finding good jobs. Makes me wonder why there wasn't anyone in business with these skills present.
Humans are known to be unreliable in explaining how they come to conclusions as well. Humans just like to pretend they can verbalise all knowledge ;)
You're talking specifically about North American cities, where everything is designed around automobile usage. And that is the problem the article talks about. It has been designed with this goal in mind so much, that…
And that is how it should be. Cars are great to go between cities fast, but inside cities they should behave like guests. Ironically, most drivers are guests to a city as well, coming from the suburbs. Pedestrians,…
This has been around for a while. I remember using it in a project 3 years ago.
Cool app. I noticed this: Not only does noise slow down rendering, it also increases file size for the downloaded image.
Or connect the node with the highest degree with the node with the lowest degree.
Cool idea. Crashes on iOS though, after downloading the 1.7B model
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 die.…
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 speed in these areas. Residential areas in…
If the harm to society is 1M$ per car, should we be driving them at all?
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.
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 here to just reduce conflict points…
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 drive 50kmph (30mph) and up cyclist…
Forced signup for Medium. Meh.
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?
Fibers. They are good for your digestive system, and make you feel full for longer. So less craving for snacking.
Paywall
Something like this blog?: http://www.andrewalexanderprice.com/blog20130330.php#.XMaxB-...
As with most hobbies, you start with a lot of failures and some successes. Maybe these trees aren't the right ones for this spot in your garden. Maybe they are. I've come to peace with the fact that some plans will die…
Awesome news to hear that the graduates are finding good jobs. Makes me wonder why there wasn't anyone in business with these skills present.
Humans are known to be unreliable in explaining how they come to conclusions as well. Humans just like to pretend they can verbalise all knowledge ;)
You're talking specifically about North American cities, where everything is designed around automobile usage. And that is the problem the article talks about. It has been designed with this goal in mind so much, that…
And that is how it should be. Cars are great to go between cities fast, but inside cities they should behave like guests. Ironically, most drivers are guests to a city as well, coming from the suburbs. Pedestrians,…
This has been around for a while. I remember using it in a project 3 years ago.
Cool app. I noticed this: Not only does noise slow down rendering, it also increases file size for the downloaded image.
Or connect the node with the highest degree with the node with the lowest degree.