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>> whereas EU regulations assume they follow the law

That isn't generally true as the EU favors driver assist technologies such as automatic emergency braking, lane departure warning, and speed limiter features.

So if the castle is attracting breeding pairs of storks, does that also make it a chick magnet?

Becoming recognized as a good artist depends a great deal on being an effective communicator about one's work. It's sort of self-selecting but it is part of the job.

then anything else?

I think the main issue with most documentation is that everything is treated equally, and often critical details get a passing mention, so it's helpful to have focused course material that can give some indication of priority and a heads up for the tricky parts.

I've found https://www.boot.dev/ useful for picking up the language specifics of Python and Go, and they have many other courses as well.

or our suspicions are now confirmed.

rotting fruit emits carbon dioxide though

In Austria, they call that Sunday.

Most Americans don't know how to roast meat so that it doesn't wind up dry, and they are probably following the instructions that are on the packaging.

it's a filter for finding people willing to be performative

if they ban recreational use, would I need a prescription for medicinal use?

Like teeray mentions, if we can define any knot as a path through a Menger Sponge then that path could be realized in a Minecraft world (since it is cube/block/voxel based.)

If you placed minecart rails along the knot plot then you could ride it like a roller coaster.

Maybe this was the initial motivation for the teenagers.

Interesting, I'm tempted to apply this towards routing minecart rails in Minecraft.

>> I'm surprised that tech workers ... end up being the most breathlessly hyperbolic.

We're not.

>> The AI doesn't even pronounce "AI" correctly.

You can call me Al.

we're not worthy

By "isn't a little disappointed" do you mean very disappointed or not disappointed at all? Although that may not be an important distinction as I think the two groups are roughly the same size.

This has nothing to do with optics, which is a branch of physics that studies the behavior and properties of light.

Desk against a wall could be handled very easily with a short throw projector but you would need to ceiling mount it upside down. The bottom edge of the projected image would trace back to the projector at a steep angle, your head would therefore not cast a shadow over the image.

We have one of these as our 'TV', just projected onto a white wall. The main advantage it has over a large TV is that it's easy to move. Disadvantages are that it is lower resolution, although it's fine for home entertainment. 1080p is on the low end for a productive work monitor.

This particular projector has a very short throw, so you can get a massive screen from just a few feet away. But the larger the screen the less bright it will be and the darker you'll need to make the room, which can limit its use during the day.

It's also a reliable source of heat, which can be an issue depending on the season.

Yeah, the Lao Tzu I know advises people to be simple, like uncarved blocks of wood.

The more capable you are, the more experience and ability you will have with specialized skills which will result in people that don't have those capabilities to think that your skills are not transferable.

If you find a magic workaround to that, please let us know.

And those who can't manage people become managers of managers.

Driving in Europe is like running on a track with a couple of assholes and a few normal people. Driving in the US is like running on a track with a couple of assholes and a lot of normal people.

The end result in the US is that on highways drivers will settle into social groups of normal people driving along with occasional disruptions from the assholes.

It's also unlikely to be seen by someone looking at their phone.

There is a glitch on the momentum level, where the marble gets stuck behind a wall after dropping into a hole.

Is there priority for the pedestrian if they are already crossing the side street when a car driving down the side street approaches the intersection, or can the pedestrian be run over by the car without consequence to the driver?

Here is a related article from a UK perspective:

https://www.cycling-embassy.org.uk/blog/2013/07/03/how-does-...

And yet the photo in the article shows piano teeth markings before the shark teeth, which indicates a level change for the car. In that case I would assume that cars are required to yield to pedestrians crossing the side street even though the sidewalk surface is not continuous.