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Comment Re:I blame Russia (Score 1) 72

you think people don't fly over Russia because of some war, whereas in reality you don't fly over Russia because most of the world recognises the earth isn't flat, and a trans polar route is often the fastest and cheapest way to get across the northern hemisphere.
Most flights currently going over the pole: would go via Russia. For example Tokyo - London.

Russia has banned the air space for western airlines since the war. And the Asian ones: follow example and avoid the airspace, too.

So, for your example of flying over the pole, you need specific routes where it makes sense. Which are not many.

Comment Re:Something is missing (Score 1) 151

Literally none of that will even make a dent unless everyone does it.
Correct.
That was my point.

But not doing it: because one thinks not everyone is doing it, is your decision. And your fallacy you have to live with.

The right way to do it is therefore with regulation,
That is what we did with lights in Europe, banning old bulbs except for some exceptions.

I do not comprehend the rest of your post, seems some half sentence is missing :D

Comment Re:That must be a joke (Score 1) 25

Mercedes-Benz has a Germany approved L3 automated system "Drive Pilot"
Yes.
which is fundamentally AI based and powered by NVIDIA Drive AGX AI processors.
That is wrong.
The AI is an assistant - mainly for LIDAR - for the main system.

The main system is and TI ARM SoC, programmed completely classical in C++.

Comment Re:Needs an official Linux boot camp (Score 1) 62

What is wrong with brew?

Even most linuxes are moving to brew ...

Bottom line it is just a different approach to "apt get", especially as it does not require "sudo" to install stuff, as it installs it (how should be) in user land.

Does not really matter if you type "apt install [package]" or "brew install [package]", or does it?

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