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czzarr··on Paris city centre goes car-free for a day
Perfect so now you still need perfectly functioning roads and traffic infrastructure, but only use it at 1% capacity while the public transports are completely over-capacity.
czzarr··on Paris city centre goes car-free for a day
Yeah you should try it when you're 70 years old, disabled, or it's 3am.
czzarr··on Paris city centre goes car-free for a day
I've been living in Paris since 1997, so yes, I know what I'm talking about.

I agree that on a usual day, there are massive traffic jams everywhere. That's because of the relentless resourcefulness with which the leftist mayors have been hindering car transportation in Paris, by constructing countless bus lanes, fake bike lanes, road bumps and other extravaganza. They have artfully managed to completely fuck up Paris traffic.

"Driving a car is an option". We'll see when you are 80 years old and can't take the bus or subway alone. We'll see when you have to move after 1am. We'll see when you are disabled. We'll see when you have to move your children outside the city for sports for instance. Trains are all fine and dandy but they don't go door to door.

Oh and btw: I'm young, single, without child, don't own a car and cycle everywhere. I'm just pissed off by all that hipster bullshit.

Last thing: when actual real solutions to traffic problems such as Uber Pop arise, they are crushed by the government. See the hypocrisy now ?

czzarr··on Paris city centre goes car-free for a day
This is the latest political stunt of the hipster left in power that doesn't care one bit for people who actually have things to do during their day, and only cares about tourists and skateboarders who go in circles in the very center of Paris.

Tough luck if you come from far away for work, if you are old or handicapped, if you planned a day in the countryside with your family of four children, etc.

Pollution is much lower when traffic is fluid, and recent road work and legislation have done nothing but help create huge congestions that drive pollution through the roof.

czzarr··on Paris city centre goes car-free for a day
Berlin is much much larger than Paris in terms of area. I'm obviously speaking of the inner Paris, not Paris + neighborhoods outside of the circular highway (périphérique).
czzarr··on Amazon Web Services in Plain English
This was orders of magnitude more helpful than the thousands of words that describe AWS on the AWS website. Thank you.
czzarr··on Why This Tech Bubble Is Worse Than 2000
No, it's not ironic, it's hypocritical at worst, and a coincidence at best.
czzarr··on Facebook completes construction of first full-scale aircraft, Aquila [video]
Really, that's the top comment ? I thought we had reached peak negativity a long time ago. This is just sad.
czzarr··on Facebook completes construction of first full-scale aircraft, Aquila [video]
Actually France is far ahead of the US in its internet coverage, at a much lower price.
czzarr··on Bitcoin Trends in the First Half of 2015
I'm guessing you are short then ?
czzarr··on When will we stop using Facebook?
wow thanks, I feel stupid for not knowing about that.
czzarr··on What Is the Public Value of Philosophy?
Kant's, Hegel's and Nietszche's too
czzarr··on Coinbase Raises $75M from DFJ Growth, USAA, NYSE, and More
if you store bitcoin in their vault, you have complete control over them
czzarr··on Mathematicians Make a Major Discovery About Prime Numbers
It's meaningless for a reason. https://download.wpsoftware.net/bitcoin/asic-faq.pdf
czzarr··on Link Bubble - A new browser for Android
Did the (now defunct) Facebook mobile app chat bubbles inspire this idea?
czzarr··on Speaking JavaScript
Eloquent Javascript, while a very good book, is pretty old and really aimed at beginners.
czzarr··on Julie Ann Horvath Describes Sexism and Intimidation Behind Her GitHub Exit
Define good culture. Why would you assume to know what a good culture is? Why would a workplace filled with happy young males be necessarily a bad culture?
czzarr··on What Dreams May Come
That's not capitalism. That's the credit system and nanny state at work.
czzarr··on [dead]
Really dumb article, why is that even on the frontpage?
czzarr··on A Bitcoin Address with 782,000 BTC Moved Through It
How dare he take profits for his work! How dare Zuckerberg keep 56% of Facebook for himself. Jesus the things we read on HN these days.
czzarr··on Ask HN: I have 89,830 sound clips of rare records. What should I do?
Please do this
czzarr··on Ask HN: I have 89,830 sound clips of rare records. What should I do?
Same here
czzarr··on Ask HN: I have 89,830 sound clips of rare records. What should I do?
omg that one is amazing, please post more!
czzarr··on Uber for Everything
To me, the drill example misses a crucial point about cars. Cars are a pain in the ass to own. First you need a license. Then you need insurance. You need to get it checked up once a year. You need to park it every day and night. You need to refuel it every so often. So Uber doesn't only solves the transportation problem. It relieves you of all these (super) annoying chores and is much more convenient for a lot of people. But uber for drills? Brings more problems than it solves at an individual level imo.
czzarr··on This tiny, wearable patch makes you invisible to mosquitos
In that case, what the hell is going on with their pictures of the arm in a box full of mosquitoes not moving towards the skin? Looks really really shady to me.
czzarr··on This tiny, wearable patch makes you invisible to mosquitos
I don't understand what covering the CO2 in our breath could do to prevent mosquitoes from biting you when they are around your arm like we can see in the video when the guy puts his arm in the experience box. Does our skin emit CO2?
czzarr··on Google Reader is dead
thank god it added feedly just in time :)
czzarr··on TCP simultaneous open and peer to peer networking
what was the title of the book you read?
czzarr··on Goodbye node-forever, Hello PM2
ok, thanks for clearing that up. sounds interesting!
czzarr··on Goodbye node-forever, Hello PM2
Kind of off topic, but I didn't get what your company was doing. How does it fit in the ecosystem? Are you a replacement for tools like Chef and Puppet? To give you a little bit of background, I recently set up my Linode VPS from scratch, complete with upstart processes, a custom CI server, node staging and production environments, python and virtualenv, mongodb with daily backups via dropbox. Didn't find it too difficult even though I knew nothing before. I'm sure I made some mistakes and my infrastructure is far from flawless or scalable, but it seemed like I should be in your target market and I wasn't able to understand what you were doing after reading your website thrice.
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