calling this AI is ridiculous

Actually it looks like there was a 2% decline in PT, but a decline from 27.7% active modes to 6%, which causes me to raise an eyebrow

And you there is an interactive version of their plots here (if you click sub-regions) in compare groups, you get NZ and Australian cities in Oceania citiesmoving.com/visualizatio...

And their most recent Irish data is 2011, and there is reliable data from 2023, so not sure what that isn't used

I had downloaded there data, and there is some, er, weird stuff going on. That is their data for Sydney 2011, but I think Sydney 2016 on the other plot (no explanation), and it doesn't seem credible to me that there would be that much mode change in 5 years github.com/rafaelprieto...

And here is just Australasia, Wellington as the sole outlier. Sydney and Melbourne slightly more PT-y than the rest

I'm not 100% sure, but I think those grey circles over with the US are the major cities of Australia and New Zealand, so know that you are not alone...

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8cm. that might be another fecking trailer

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while I was looking for the original post, someone suggested it was a very deliberate trolling that way

I've mathsed this out. My bit of lawn is approx 8m x 8m, so to put 75mm of top soil on that would be 8-10 domestic (single-axle) trailers. Now do that for the whole of the UK

surely the fun is when you start changing the family argument...

I mean I knew there was something weird with US suburbia, but I really didn't realise the minimum lot size thing. that's wild!

Grave digger, book bus driver here

Imagine if they could accurately use mail-merge (or worse, web-scraping + mail merge)...

And finally, the ugly piece of steel that Rafferty keeps whacking people with looks like a plane that the coopers would use for shaping barrel staves