kashishgrover

You think that’s stopping CO2 buildup?

Try it yourself. They really are

Oh this is absolutely so relevant and I wonder if there are any high quality studies that have analyzed driving performance against CO2 buildup in cars. Cars often ship with circulate air feature in the aircon, and people use it aggressively, nonchalantly at least where I live, having no idea about the dangers of possible hypoxia and sleepiness that might be inducing in them while driving. It is absolutely critical in my opinion for cars to have CO2 monitors. We put so many sensors in cars these days that this seems to be a really cheap and fairly high value of life addition that could possibly prevent accidents on roads. I keep a portable CO2 sensor in my car at all times, because sometimes circulation is not something I can avoid when stuck in traffic or when passing by a drain.

"Serve the same TV video ad to all household members' personal digital screens to tip outcomes in your favor."

Yuck

WHERE IS THE RETURN VALUE, LEBOWSKI?

Ah, this brings back memories from my childhood. The first programming language I ever used was Logo https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logo_(programming_language). This was sometime back in 2002-2003 when I was 7 or 8 years old. We had very basic PCs in my school, many of which were purely DOS based.

This is a great tool to teach kids programming!

Bring back Pebble. Someone please bring back Pebble. :'(

This is what they used to remove Bojack from Horsin' Around :O

It's sad how some great tech is killed just like that. Here I was, wearing my Pebble 2, being sad about how Pebble died, and then I read this. It is way more important for this kind of tech to live and improve.

Oh Delhi

keep refreshing :P

I think the #1 spot on HackerNews is bringing so much load to the site that it is taking too long to respond :P