There were attempts, but suvh a system just doesn’t work reliably. The pack has to be replaced by robots since it’s under your car (has to be due to space constrains and more importantly weight), and the amount of moving parts, reliability and safety concerns were a constant issue.

For scooters it’s no problem given the way smaller size and optimal position inside the chassis, but for cars this concept hardly works properly.

The issue is also present on long straight lines though.

So Orca got more features for this? I thought about moving over anyway.

It’s not just in corners.

It’s not only on the first layer and also not only around corners (indeed the first layer is perfectly fine). The perspective is a little bit misleading, this is the third or fourth layer. Happens on all layers, it’s just a little bit more common around corners and bends.

I only know NextPush (Nextcloud App), but there is also something called Autopush I think?

Yeah, this is now inherently untrustworthy. Better to switch to an alternative.

Very suboptimal.The bike lane should be physically separated from the car lane and the sidewalk is too narrow for two wheelchairs to easily pass each other. Meanwhile the car lane (incl. center thingy) is absurdly wide.

I’ve no clue why this is in this channel, I didn’t expect to see anything about this TERF here. She’s singing the same song the US regime sings, she just happens to be one of the first those people are going after.

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This picture is even AI generated and was cropped, what the fuck. Everything about this is garbage. OP needs some ratio.

60% productivity loss whenever I try to use it for anything else than a code search engine.

Even I as amateur Python dev am able to notice this. It’s basically a nicer (and more resource-intensive) StackOverflow for basic questions when your brain lags again or you’re stuck with how a library is documented (looking at you GTK). The best thing you can do with LLMs is not integrate it into your IDE but just have it open in a browser tab, and never ever copy anything out of it. Saves money, time and IQ points.

Also worth mentioning: It’s extremely noticeable how different US companies tuned their models (unfortunately chinese models widely copied them). I was curious due to the whole Digital Independence things going on in the EU and did some tests with Mistral (EU) vs. ChatGPT (US).

My core takeaways:

• Mistral refuses to open any website that tells LLMs to fuck off (it’s sad this is even noteworthy, but all US companies just work around every block). This isn’t an issue if you host your knowledge DBs yourself.
• Mistral will more likely tell you “I don’t know”, “This might be incorrect” or “you should double-check this” if it can’t find any resources on the question. ChatGPT instead will instead answer something as confident as always and hallucinate while coating you in honey.
• Mistrals WebUI isn’t infested with invasive Javascript. And as a sidenote, the European model also refuses to generate any pixel slop even in the style of smaller artists. ChatGPT doesn’t give a shit unless it’s the IP of another US megacorp. But nobody should generate such slop anyway.

Basically the US models are made to be as addictive and ruthlessly profitable as possible, always giving you something while sugarcoating your mistakes (even if that’s wrong). It’s gambling. Those who’re celebrating these things might already be psychologically addicted without realising it.

(This doesn’t mean Mistral is great, just not as awful. Their tiny models are already used in weapons in Ukraine, and it’s still AI that sucks the planet dry)

Because it is for those who aren’t sysadmins or at least amateur Linux enthusiasts. The easiest tools quickly become very hard when something breaks and you got no one who could fix things for you you don’t know anything about.

Mmh, I see some mention of pepper spray. What most definitely carry are battons. Also can we talk about how god damn based Norway is, making Police a highly educated force with mandatory studies in ethics and sociology? That’s the way.

Under this model, success is achieved not through high numbers of arrests, but rather is preventative with an emphasis on defusing tensions and focussing on the frequently underlying causes of crime such as poverty, addiction, and mental illness.

Some countries really understood it. Only with these things combined (as well as proper pay, healthcare etc) a police can be trusted with the right and privilege to enforce law. Still without daily gun carrying.

What’s the definition of armed in this case? Firearms only, or does pepper spray also count?

It’s mostly an old notion that just won’t die. Especially in the years after its initial release (2004) it was just a disastrous experience sometimes with cracking noises, misconfigured sinks (or outright missing), crashes and - if I still remember one of my first Linux experiences with Ubuntu 8.04 right - the sudden decision to repeat the current audio buffer at maximum volume.

Ever since I came back to Linux on Desktop around 2017 I didn’t had any bigger issues with Pulse either. Ever since Pipewire became the default stuff just works, no issues whatsoever.

ABS is even less UV resistant. 😅

Not a fan of that thing, I need something with more texture or a different / interesting shape I can move around in my hand.

It’s flying around the L Ö M P

Everyone in Germany knew this Commission would be full of shit the moment Von Der Leyen was somehow cross-promoted to it (she’s from the famously corrupt conservative “Christian Democrats”, so it’s no wonder she was promoted after screwing things up). We dealt with her bullshit for years prior.

Just keep in mind PETG isn’t strictly UV resistant. A later reprint with ASA would be better.