You don’t have a point you just engaging and “I’m 14 and this is deep” level commentary.

All situations are nuanced you can’t just sign on with blanket philosophies, it doesn’t work

I prefer to be outraged about things that have actually happened, rather than perceived injustices by randoms who have an a potentially unwarranted agenda.

Seems unnecessarily dangerous to run in fog. I know a geologist that works for a mining company in parts of the world like this and they say that anything other than pristine weather basically grounds a helicopter flight. It probably isn’t a risk most of the time but why risk it?

Why would the home office are really getting on with it aren’t they. Soon they’ll be able to identify and deport people in less than a decade.

We’re also so incredibly far off from AGI that it’s just roleplay to pretend like it’s relevant.

Oh you knew that for certain do you. Well that’s reassuring, please share your evidence.

Are we sure AI isn’t already as intelligent as some humans, because the bar isn’t really very high is it?

It happens if you get hit in the head. The skull isn’t actually all that good at protecting the brain after all.

The problem is weight. The heavier the load the bigger the gas bike needs to be to carry that load. The whole thing very quickly gets out of proportion and considering they were using hydrogen the heavier the load the riskier it was.

Modern airships are helium-based, but helium is way too expensive to ever be commercially viable on a large scale.

This is what happens when your view of history is essentially the historical equivalent of pop culture. You end up saying idiot things on an idiot website for idiots.

Lots of people died in airships, the Hindenburg was the most exploding and dramatic, but it was not the first and only instance. In fact the Hindenburg was made up of parts from a previous airship that had also crashed.

Yeah because it’s clearly the person who’s not in power who is at fault.

What an amazingly nuanced position. No no wait never mind.

The Texan power grid works fine. It only has problems when it’s hot or cold.

They were going to deport him any day now.

Oh so is this where you’re going to tell us about the mind control Ray or something? How are we ever going to make Russia give up? Presumably if we have that power we should just do it now.

At one point wasn’t Macron going on about practically starting World War III? He was definitely all for it a couple of months back.

Not that I’m complaining or anything.

This almost certainly wouldn’t work in the United States but it does in Europe because Europe has loads of these tiny abandoned rail lines (often single track) that were built in the 1800s and then abandoned. They don’t go anywhere particularly densely populated, you know because of the industrial Revolution causing everyone to move to the cities, so there isn’t the demand for a full rail service. Meaning they’re not going to spend the money upgrading the infrastructure to modern standards.

This means they can be used at relatively cheap cost. As long as the tracks are still physically present all they need to do is cut some weeds down and put these things on the line and they’re good to go. It’s a cheap project that a local municipal authority can handle without having to involve wider government.

They explained that one in the article as well.

This is a prototype so it has the mechanism so it doesn’t fall over if the prototype fails. The actual production version won’t have that. It’s also running at low speed for the same reason.

Yes it is. They completely failed to specify what would constitute compliance. They were warned repeatedly about this when the law first came out.

It has good intentions behind it but the law itself doesn’t work. They haven’t reduced privacy violations at all because everyone just clicks yes because it’s so frustrating, And it isn’t against the law to implement these dark patterns so what’s the point?

That, or sales staff that just say anything to get a sale but have no actual idea whether the thing they’ve promised is even possible under the laws of physics.

Yeah well at least you had a meeting. At my company they just start doing things, without even telling anyone.

Then yell at us when it doesn’t work despite the fact we didn’t even know it existed. Then we get to send a copy paste THIS IS NOT CURRENTLY UNDER SUPPORT email.

Yeah well I had a Starfleet Captain, so I feel like I’m winning.