knuckle

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   by knuckle 1mo ago

   Thanks. And, that is sad to read.
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   by knuckle 1mo ago

   That appears to have been published almost a decade ago, on September 12, 2016 if I'm reading this right: https://xkcd.com/1732/info.0.json That makes me wonder how the science and predictions have changed and how
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   by knuckle 4mo ago

   If I'm being honest, software was a hobby before it was a profession. I just thought computers were fun from about age 10 or so. In college I wanted to study Civil engineering, but shifted to Computer engineering and then it turned o
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   by knuckle 4mo ago

   Stop being reasonable! This is a hypecycle!
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   by knuckle 4mo ago

   I think you're 100000% correct. These problems will continue as long as it is legal to operate in an unsafe way. We've learned this in every other industry, but we can't seem to accept it in software. One of my hopes for AI
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   by knuckle 4y ago

   From the paper: The micromobility ban was implemented in the city of Atlanta on 9 August 2019. We use high-resolution data from 25 June 2019 to 22 September 2019 from Uber Movement to measure changes in evening travel times between 7:00 p.m
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   by knuckle 4y ago

   Atlanta is huge. It can take two hours at highway speeds to get through it. Most routes do not allow for scooters. I think it's obvious that banning scooters cannot have had impact on most commute routes. This conclusion needs to b