Cars with lane-keep assist with vibrate the steering wheel and beep at you. It's at least something but I think most people turn it off if it gets annoying
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They could use traffic light green. There's not any problems identifying those even in places with the lights mounted horizontally. There's enough difference in saturation you can tell the difference even with colorblindness.
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I've actually noticed this exact thing with elevators before... I was kind of amazed the beep and light were hooked up completely independently from the actual floor selection logic.
It sort of makes sense that the light in the button would just be hooked directly up to the button contacts. The computer would then be polling the buttons separately and it's possible to miss a button press...
These sorts of buttons shouldn't need a debounce period since pressing any of them a second time doesn't do anything. If the buttons were interrupt based, this probably wouldn't happen.
Dieselgate wasn't a "bug" it was an designed in feature to circumvent emissions. Claude absolutely would have done the same, since it's exactly what the designers would have asked it for. Somehow I doubt it would have gone undetected as long if Claude wrote it tho, it'd probably mess it up some other way.
Well, Kioxia sells a 30TB 2.5in SSD right now for about $5k. I'm sure they could make a 60+TB SSD by just stacking 2 of them in a 3.5in case.
From what the article says, this fuel cell produces sodium oxide by reacting sodium with oxygen. There's no hydrogen gas being produced in the fuel cell.
The emissions are sodium hydroxide, or sodium carbonate after it reacts with carbon in the air.
(Also now I'm not sure where I got 1200Wh/kg from. The article says both 1000 and 1500 Wh/kg)
They're comparing it to lithium batteries for power density, but ignoring that the sodium metal in this case is a consumable, unlike batteries.
They say it's 1200 Wh / kg of sodium, however gasoline is a whole 3800 Wh / kg, and somehow I think the carbon dioxide is less harmful than the same amount of sodium hydroxide. Not to mention how much more complicated storing liquid sodium would be since it reacts with air.
Wait, they're trying to ban flavoring but still allowing Mint? Last I checked, Mint was quite a popular ice cream flavor.
You do not need to be passing people if they're already going 100mph...
I'm confused about this part:
back into right lane
This implies you started in the right (non-passing) lane and moved out of it to let them pass. Unless you're from a country that drives on the left, in which case sorry for the confusion.
If anything I think they would have to use a green light that turns on when accelerating/not braking. It would be way more dangerous in the future when people are trained with "No green = braking" but older cars don't have the light at all.
It's important to consider how a transition like this would even work. I personally think this is a little too drastic of a change, and is incompatible with existing vehicles and habits.