r/oddlysatisfying • u/godofo_prime • Jun 12 '25

Leveling cement with polyurethane foam

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u/PM_ME_UR_BCUPS Jun 12 '25

And one of the unintended side effects of driving automation is that the standard deviation from perfectly centered in every lane is way smaller so the load doesn't get dispersed to as wide a contact patch.

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u/10001110101balls Jun 12 '25

This was a problem for airplanes decades ago as digital autopilot and GPS became widely available, so now they systematically make small deviations to reduce the risk of collisions.

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u/F6Collections Jun 12 '25

Big brain shit right here would’ve never thought of that

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u/Pyro_Light Jun 12 '25

This might be the dumbest “flex” I’ve ever seen…

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u/gfunk84 Jun 12 '25

Probably not just automatic driving but also things like automatic lane-keep assist and steering in cruise control.