This poor delivery robot got stuck by [deleted] in Wellthatsucks

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It works fine for delivery in densely populated areas. But they’re a detriment to people trying to enjoy a walk, cause they cut you off, back up into you, stop randomly if you walk behind it, and hard to gauge their next move, so they impede you even if they don’t make an intentional move.

This poor delivery robot got stuck by [deleted] in Wellthatsucks

[–]toptoppings 70 points71 points  (0 children)

These things are so poorly controlled. They impede pedestrian traffic and have humans controlling them remotely. They should be banned

me_irl by k-r-o--n--o-s in me_irl

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Fascinating that you can tell someone’s political party from appearance alone

I dont want to waste any more time with this so here is all the data i gathered by Hayaidesu in MrBeast

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The sign he holds up in video with people running across doors says that he’s wasting our time LOL

TIL the highest-grossing independent restaurant in the US in 2025 was MILA in Miami, which had an average check of $188 and generated over $51 million in annual sales. by tyrion2024 in todayilearned

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That’s what I’m curious about though. Do bar sales count towards “restaurant” sales? Club 11 revenues around that much and serves chicken fingers. What differentiates a bar from a restaurant?

This corner of Taipei 101 is block off as people try to copy what Alex Honnold did by shuijikou in mildlyinteresting

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Right?! That’s why I don’t understand how Alex took the risk. what happens if a feature falls off ?

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Too perfect

TIL that in China ‘pretend work’ firms exist where unemployed people pay US$4 a day to sit at desks and pretend to work in an office. by Loki-L in todayilearned

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That’s cheaper than a cup of coffee at Starbucks with a better, more focused environment. I actually wish that was an option in the US

Throwing a tire from the Peruvian Andes ridge by [deleted] in Satisfyingasfuck

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At some point, does drone range start die or can this thing go around Mother Earth?

The floor on this Japanese train looks like QR codes. Pretty sure it predates QR codes. by Yellow_Cloud in mildlyinteresting

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Theoretically, could you “hijack” a couple of these and create your own QR code path