Hell yeah same.
Where though?
West coast and Gulf Coast where Ive lived have very few.
Ktown in LA has a few
Readit NewsAxsuul commented on Third places and neighborhood entrepreneurship (2024) nber.org/papers/w32604... · Posted by u/WasimBhai
> now they're testing in BYD vehicles
I hadn't heard that. Did you mean Geely Zeekr?
https://waymo.com/blog/2021/12/expanding-our-waymo-one-fleet...
I've been seeing these drive around LA too (the Zeekr).
I just realized that the reason the status isn't updated is cause they can't access it lol.
How do you know that?
Does anyone know if instance-to-instance networking has been affected? My Redis instance has been throwing a lot of connection errors.
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Axsuul commented on Apple introduces a universal design across platforms apple.com/newsroom/2025/0... · Posted by u/meetpateltech
I installed it.
I really wanted to love it but it’s bad.
It’s very busy and the proportions in the Settings app are awful. It’s
on the “cozy” side of things (as opposed to “compact”). This means you see less options at one time on the screen and have to scroll more around the OS to get where you need to.
As for accessibility… It’s hell. Have a look: https://imgur.com/a/6ZTCStC
That could be fixed I feel by decreasing the background opacity.
Axsuul commented on Europe launches program to lure scientists away from the US es.wired.com/articulos/eu... · Posted by u/mpweiher
Out of everything wrong in this comment the funniest one is "Even Amazon orders […] suck"
Care to elaborate? Last time I was in the US my prime order took over a week to be delivered because it had to get shipped from a warehouse in rural Ohio to San Diego. Here in Germany you get absolutely everything next day because the country is about the size of an average US state.
If you live in a major metropolitan area in the US it’s basically same day more
Axsuul commented on Europe launches program to lure scientists away from the US es.wired.com/articulos/eu... · Posted by u/mpweiher
They have access to the whole European union?
People value not having to step over the homeless to get to work, lower crime, free healthcare, no risk of deportation for having a view on Palestine etc etc
The US isn't that pleasant of a place to live.
All those things you mention are certainly bad in some parts of US but not most.
There is nothing special about US in itself that makes it lucrative for any one to stay. No wonder these calls of promoting local ecosystems in their original geography is heard again and again.