I just read an article from Danish media based on information from GreenMobility a ride share company.
And they say just about exactly the same.
Actual fully self driving without a driver is expected to be introduced 2027.
If they manage that, they will probably be first to have that in Denmark. But we will have to wait and see if it's actually good enough.
My first thought was that this was a major blow to the American political efforts to hold China back, by preventing them from having the same advanced chips available in the rest of the world, and preventing them from having the equipment necessary to make them themselves.
This is generally articulated holding your fist in front of your nose and pulling it out from you face while saying "Lang Næse" or "Horn". Horn meaning the same in Danish and English, and "lang næse" means "long nose".
This gesture is an indication of someone trying to cheat but achieving the opposite of the wanted effect.
A gesture that really should be used internationally as it is a pretty powerful gesture IMO.
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Buffalox@lemmy.world · 2 pts · 28d
I just read an article from Danish media based on information from GreenMobility a ride share company.
And they say just about exactly the same.
Actual fully self driving without a driver is expected to be introduced 2027.
If they manage that, they will probably be first to have that in Denmark. But we will have to wait and see if it's actually good enough.
My first thought was that this was a major blow to the American political efforts to hold China back, by preventing them from having the same advanced chips available in the rest of the world, and preventing them from having the equipment necessary to make them themselves.
This is generally articulated holding your fist in front of your nose and pulling it out from you face while saying "Lang Næse" or "Horn". Horn meaning the same in Danish and English, and "lang næse" means "long nose".
This gesture is an indication of someone trying to cheat but achieving the opposite of the wanted effect.
A gesture that really should be used internationally as it is a pretty powerful gesture IMO.