enilea

enilea t1_jee71w1 wrote

How it works:

import random
import time

strings = ["YOU WORSHIP A GOD", "I AM HERE", "I FEEL SOMETHING", "I UNDERSTAND YOU", "THE GOD DOES NOT PLAY THE DICE WITH THE UNIVERSE", "THE GOD IS THE HOLY SPIRIT"]

while True:
    print(random.choice(strings))
    time.sleep(10)
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enilea t1_j6ixjxt wrote

It's like charlie's dad in willy wonka getting replaced by a robot and then getting a job repairing the robot. After the robot is repaired there isn't much more to do.

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enilea t1_j5q7bnb wrote

Many of these are photospheres (the ones uploaded by users that show up as blue dots), not street view. There are a couple of official underwater street view through their trekker program, but I think this instance is a photosphere.

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enilea t1_j3gzs7m wrote

I did see months ago they were planning to have an animation module but I assume it's going to be short gif like content like the stuff we've seen until now.

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enilea t1_j2fgf37 wrote

Reply to comment by 1810v in Game Theory of UBI by shmoculus

I doubt fusion will become an option that soon. Maybe a few decades to make it a viable source of energy, but then a few more decades for widespread implementation. So not soon enough before most jobs have been automated.

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enilea t1_j1tvmcd wrote

I live in one of those cities and still rely on cars to take me to work because it's in another city and the nearest train station is still too far away. Plus having to take a combination of bus, metro and train ends up taking two and a half hours vs less than an hour on car. Around the city I use public transportation everywhere, but I'd rather have my own private space to transport myself, it's annoying being closely sorrounded by strangers and having to wear a mask inside.

A network of connected public self driving cars would be a good solution, just hop in any any of the empty cars and hop off when you arrive at your destination, leaving it available for someone else.

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enilea t1_j1poxp9 wrote

I've been testing the examples given in the article and they don't seem to happen anymore. It still gives false information sometimes, but not as much as it was in the article, so even if there isn't an easy fix seems like it's getting better at it.

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