To be fair - a 33% reduction in size is massive for something that has remained largely unchanged for the better part of 2 centuries.
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Unfounded opinion.
> Try to make a library like react-three-fiber using Angular, in less than 500lines of code.
react-three-fiber is much bigger than 500 lines of code.
My offices are in a beautiful modern well known office district / tourist hotspot and just yesterday one of the doorframes fell off the wall in the kitchen.
My own apartment is 90sqm, modern and in a well known central "expensive" part of town, was built only a few years ago, and the floor is so noticeably slanted that my bedroom cupboard door will slide open on its own from time to time.
The floorboards (whilst stunning) feel like they are built on-top of roots and boulders - the cement was clearly not levelled properly before the boards were placed.
I put a level on the kitchen counter and the bubble is obviously not centered.
On more than one occasion I have viewed apartments in Oslo where the master bedroom is so small that the property owners have to put a door on either side of the bed so you don't have to step over the bed to get out of the room. These apartments were also in the 20k NOK range.
1 in 10 apartments have ceiling lights. Apparently Norwegians really like standing lamps?
I am considering taking up martial arts in an attempt to break this subconscious mindset which I am almost positive was caused by years of bullying as a child.
> Assaulted by popups.
> Closes article
There's always something along that process that is poor and holding back the rest of the process. An increase in throughput = increased sales.
I assume this is a typo? Or did a blanket raise almost a billion dollars?
If he he hopes for any sort of market adoption it will have to look like a car as we know it. You can still make some changes here and there that push boundaries - but ultimately people want whats familiar more than unfamiliar.