lettuceconstant

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   by lettuceconstant 11mo ago

   I do the same, although my reasoning probably slightly differs. I hate the idea that I'll mangle a pastime as "primitive" as hiking or biking into some technology optimization problem. People did this stuff way back with perf
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   by lettuceconstant 1y ago

   No doubt. It's just that people do not feel as seriously about scootering drunk as they do about driving drunk (and of course, they should not. It's obviously not the same level of risk.) The rental scooters seem provide an easy a
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   by lettuceconstant 1y ago

   I don't know about the situation in your city, but there problem really is that a comparatively large portion of e-scooter drivers are either idiots or drunk and idiots. At least here they should follow same traffic rules as bikes, but
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   by lettuceconstant 1y ago

   Sure, but I have to obtain my dopamine somehow.
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   by lettuceconstant 1y ago

   By taking a look you'll find that regulations are commonly written by civil servants and various experts (which are typically not chosen by a vote) and then approved by people that you do get to choose by a vote. On both sides of the p
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   by lettuceconstant 1y ago

   Surely the fact that you're on hackerNEWS does not imply that you like all the news?
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   by lettuceconstant 1y ago

   Firstly, my comment was overly antagonizing, sorry for that. My problem is with the interpretation of Planck units; they really do not appear in current theories as signifying any theoretical lower limit to measurability, as I must interpre
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   by lettuceconstant 1y ago

   Could you list me some of these laws?
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   by lettuceconstant 1y ago

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