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by 3asdf123 3y ago
I and people started noticing this like 7 years ago, glad that people start complaining it now. It's a combination of more aggressive lighting, bright LED, and taller vehicles. Looking directly in my mirror now feels like a hazard rath
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by 3asdf123 3y ago
I see, but then you don't need large quantity shopping at all when the supermarket is just a 5 minute walk away. I live in Tokyo, usually buy at most 3-4 days of food with a 30 minutes detour when I get off the station from work. From
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by 3asdf123 3y ago
Yeah which I think the only remaining good application of self-driving car ( taxi ) doesn't bring that much convenient, since taxi here is already somewhat reasonably priced. I can't speak for the the US experience. Also the artic
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by 3asdf123 3y ago
I now come to realize that if you don't want to drive it's better to have public transport. For the real fun part of owning a personal vehicle: sport car, road-trip... I doubt you would want a robot to take over.
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by 3asdf123 3y ago
Well art predates other professions by like thousands of year so it rightfully earned it's privileges.
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by 3asdf123 3y ago
>If you read Machiavelli's "the prince" I don't think think we can read 1 book and understood modern politics lol. It's also very funny to say that book to would be the prince.
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by 3asdf123 3y ago
> why not choose both? I just don't see that realisticly possible. People move a cross the city for a new job, that enough to break the family visit. Remote work is nowhere near guaranteed. >people didn't move because they w
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by 3asdf123 3y ago
Global South here, is this a new conspiracy? Food poisoning is very common, you should be thankful of your safety standard.