Not to excuse Google's practices, but you can select the eye icon to continue training an AI to detect buses and bikes.
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Reminds me of this ancient Mentos ad: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JqgqgcE8Zck
Ah yes. The speedup-loop.
https://thedailywtf.com/articles/The-Speedup-Loop
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It's time to post the two Santas again.
http://www.milwaukeeindependent.com/...
First, the Two Santas strategy dictates, when Republicans control the White House they must spend money like a drunken Santa and cut taxes to run up the U.S. debt as far and as fast as possible.
This produces three results: it stimulates the economy thus making people think that the GOP can produce a good economy; it raises the debt dramatically; and it makes people think that Republicans are the “tax-cut Santa Clauses.”
Second, when a Democrat is in the White House, Republicans must scream about the national debt as loudly and frantically as possible, freaking out about how “our children will have to pay for it!” and “we have to cut spending to solve the crisis!” Shut down the government, crash the stock market, and damage US credibility around the world if necessary to stop Democrats from spending money.
Idk about Sweden, but in Germany middle management visited sick employees at their homes to check whether they were really sick.
The screenshot doesn't appear to be faked: https://downdetector.com/status/grindr/map/
Whether the data is correct is another question.
They indeed have less energy density, but I don't get your point about less safety.
They work better in high and low temperatures, can be charged a lot faster and don't degrade as fast. Sodium isn't as reactive as Lithium, lowering the risk of fires.
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